The Coming Caesars

This reprint by author/historian Tim Price (with added content) of the classic "The Coming Caesars," reads like the front page of the newspaper. Conservatives were worried that President Obama would not give up the White House. Liberals are worried that President Trump will not concede the election to Biden. The Coming Caesars explains how and why America will be faced with dictatorships in the future. It matters not the persuasion of your politics - liberal or conservative - this book is an essential addition to your library for the principled understanding of why the Republic of the United States is destined to dictatorship. It is a jaw-dropping analysis of what the real issues are. Thank you, Tim Price, for making this book available, and thank you for showing how relevant a decades-old classic is to 2020 and beyond.

This is an important book for every American Christian to read, especially every "patriotic American Christian." There is a common denominator shared by this "President's row" of past and present Presidents. They all qualify as reigning Caesars over the modern-day revived Roman empire, America. The Puritans thought America was founded as God's cherished "New Israel." Amaury de Riencourt emphatically establishes that America is a mirror-image of the ancient Roman empire. God's Word does not prophesy the coming of a "New Israel" but it does predict a "New Rome". Although Amaury de Riencourt's book is a secular view, it supports the Biblical prophetic view of what will be the end-time world super power "Mystery Babylon" known as America, the only super power in the world. The antichrist will not rise from Europe but rather as Amaury de Riencourt states the next "Roman Caesar" will come from the all-powerful office of the Presidency. Sound wild? Read Amaury's book! Pastor Randy Shupe, author of "Babylon the Great" and "Is America Mystery Babylon?"

The author takes great strides, it is up to you the reader to keep up. This book is chore to get through, well worth your time. Every page is choke full of historical references, you will want internet access to make sense out of all them. You will want to take notes, get a notebook, page borders are too small.