By Gerald Flurry • July 3, 2026
The Philadelphia Trumpet is a monthly newsmagazine. Unlike any other publication currently in circulation, it doesn’t just report the news—it explains why the news happens. It goes beyond analyzing current events, and dares to forecast what will happen in the months and years ahead. Articles address the meaning behind geopolitical shifts, economic trends and social conditions, showing where all these events are heading. How? The Trumpet uses the Holy Bible as its foundational resource: It is able to see sharply into the future, because it brings focus to information about world events through the dual lenses of biblical history and prophecy.
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