Twenty-five hundred years ago, give or take a few years, the unrelenting commanding Voice of God told the old prophet Ezekiel to write his 'Last Prophecy'. In chapters 38 and 39 of his book, Ezekiel pens a very detailed prophecy about a major war that will take place sometime in the future from the time he lived in. Ezekiel writes that this war will consume much of the population of the entire world. But even though the book of Ezekiel was written well over two-thousand five-hundred years ago, this major war is described in perfect prophetic detail for our specific time in history. Colonel Ezekiel Cohen, the commander of the Master's Commission, 19th Fighter and Bomber Squadron in the Israeli Air Force, along with thirteen other pilots, have just launched on an urgent mission to destroy the nuclear bomb making facilities of Iran. Israel has received unimpeachable intelligence that Iran has made and assembled three nuclear weapons, and plans on launching these weapons against Israel the following day on Israel's Sabbath. This mission is vital to the survival of Israel. But Colonel Cohen wonders that even if the mission is successful, will it lead to a much larger, possibly even, a worldwide conflict? He knows that Russia has hundreds of scientists and technicians working on Iran's nuclear facilities. What might happen if Israel kills many of these Russians? Will Russia retaliate against Israel? If the 'The Last Prophecy' written by the ancient prophet Ezekiel is to be believed, yes But Colonel Cohen knows that Israel is standing against the entire world on her own. Their former friend and protector, the United States, has abandoned Israel. Colonel Cohen wonders even if their mission tonight is successful, will tiny Israel still be destroyed by the combined forces of the world coming against her? Or, will their God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, fight on their side and save them? Either way, he knows that their mission tonight will be the hammer that slams the final nail into the crumbling coffin of human civilization as the world has known