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About The Author Joe Ortiz has the distinction of being the first Mexican American in US history to conduct a talk show on an English-language, commercial radio station. He began his broadcasting career in 1971 at KABC TALK RADIO 790 AM in the highly competitive Los Angeles media market. He went on... read full entry » Posted on Oct 01, 2008

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Hometown...: Indio, California
You can find me...: Redlands, California
Surprising fact about me...: I'm older than I look
Favorite band growing up...: Bill Haley & The Comets
Last good book I read...: The Bible, still reading it.
My favorite drink...: Iced Coffee
Favorite website...: http://groups.msn.com/TheEndTimesPassover

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Joe Ortiz - The End Times Passover: Etymological Challenges to Millenarian Doctrines

“Proud to be the author of The End Times Passover”

Following are reviews and testimonials about Joe Ortiz' two books, The End Times Passover and Why Christians Will Suffer Great Tribulation. Joe's books outright refute a Pre-Tribulation escape to heaven and also debunk the Left Behind doctrines

The End Times Passover
Joe Ortiz
Author House
ISBN: 9781425969623
Reviewed By Dominique Sessons

Official Apex Reviews Rating:
February 6, 2008

The End Times Passover is the result of over 20 years of painstaking research and analysis, presented by author & scholar Joe Ortiz in a masterfully seamless way. Not the typical mash up of "fire-and-brimstone" doomsday...

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Posted on Oct 01, 2008

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In response to JoeOrtiz's comment from Oct 1, 2008:

Hurricane Gustav came through with no wind. But, it was a big rain maker...five inches. Since we're atop the second highest hill in the county, no problem. But, when Ike came up from Texas, it packed 35 MPH winds, and five inches of rain. We lost power for two days. When one loses power in the woods, it cuts off water, because we're on a well. So, I'm glad the power came back when it did. My short term goal is to get a generator (like a couple of my neighbors). How's the new dog?

Al