Russia Before The Second Coming

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Discover an unparalleled journey into Orthodox eschatological thought and Russian historical insight with “Russia Before the Second Coming,” an anthology meticulously compiled by the Russian monarchist author Sergei Fomin. Originally published in 1993 by the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, this work quickly became one of the most significant and widely debated texts in Orthodox circles, delving into profound discussions on Russia’s spiritual destiny, global conspiracy theories, and the eschatological expectations that pervade Eastern Orthodox Christianity.

Key Highlights of This Edition:

  • Extensively Expanded Fourth Edition: Spanning an impressive 794 pages, this fourth edition is the most comprehensive, thoroughly revised, and authoritative version available, incorporating additional texts, annotations, and perspectives that have shaped Russia’s unique eschatological discourse.
  • A Compendium of Orthodox Thought: The anthology is structured to provide readers with thematic sections filled with quotes, reflections, and commentary from renowned Orthodox saints, clergy, and prominent Russian thinkers. It addresses prophetic warnings, church traditions, and interpretations of apocalyptic symbolism in the context of Russia’s role as the “Third Rome.”
  • An Examination of Conspiracies: Central to Fomin’s anthology is the examination of conspiracies involving Western influence, Freemasonry, and Jewish perspectives in the context of Russian history and religious philosophy. It includes both historical and contemporary sources, providing readers a look at how these views have shaped modern Orthodox conservative thought.
  • Prophetic Writings and Signs of the End Times: Following a lineage of Orthodox eschatological prophecy, the book explores recurring themes from early Orthodox saints to 20th-century church leaders, analyzing signs that point toward the coming of the Antichrist. Fomin examines various events and phenomena, from geopolitical shifts to cultural movements, as markers of the impending end times.
  • Endorsed by Orthodox Authorities: The anthology is notable for having received blessings from respected Orthodox figures, including Archimandrite Kirill (Pavlov), which underscores its acceptance and perceived spiritual value within Orthodox circles.

Unique Content Features:

  • Antisemitic and Anti-Masonic Themes: This edition presents controversial perspectives that were significant in Russian Orthodox thought, including conspiracies linking Jews and Freemasons to eschatological themes and threats to Russian sovereignty.
  • Historical Context and Societal Impact: The anthology includes reflections on historical events like the French and Russian Revolutions, casting these as orchestrated by anti-Orthodox forces. Its portrayal of these events is intended to provide readers with a framework for understanding Russia’s spiritual role in countering what Fomin describes as forces aligned with the Antichrist.
  • Modern Revisions for Orthodox Adherence: In response to theological critiques, this edition refines its presentation to more closely align with traditional Orthodox interpretations of sacred history. Fomin includes cautionary notes about interpreting apocalyptic scripture, reminding readers of the complexities and ambiguities surrounding eschatological teachings.

Who Should Read This Book:

Russia Before the Second Coming is a must-read for those interested in Orthodox Christianity, Russian history, and eschatological themes. This edition appeals to readers who seek a deeper understanding of Orthodox prophecy, the role of Russia in a spiritual battle against Western secularism, and the intriguing but controversial perspectives that shape modern Russian religious thought.

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With the latest updates, additional commentary, and a historical overview that connects Orthodox teachings with current global shifts, this fourth edition of “Russia Before the Second Coming” offers a thought-provoking and immersive reading experience. Join the conversation that has shaped Orthodox eschatology and Russian nationalism — order your copy today!