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Rome, Turkey and Jerusalem by Edward Hoare is a theological treatise that explores the interconnectedness of these three significant entities in relation to biblical prophecy and the Second Advent of Christ. In this work, Hoare examines the historical and spiritual roles of Rome, the Ottoman Empire (Turkey), and Jerusalem, arguing that their fates are deeply intertwined within the context of Christian eschatology.Hoare delves into scriptural prophecies, particularly those found in the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelation, to highlight how the actions and influences of Rome and Turkey are linked to the fulfillment of God’s promises regarding the end times. He discusses the implications of Roman Catholicism, the geopolitical significance of Turkey, and the centrality of Jerusalem as the epicenter of biblical prophecy. Through this exploration, Hoare presents a compelling argument for understanding the contemporary relevance of these historical powers in the light of Christian doctrine.