Don

Don Koenig can be emailed at don@thepropheticyears.com (If clicking that link does not make your email client work, just put that address in the send field address of the email client that you do use.) Caution: You may want to read the statement below or you could just be wasting your time emailing me.

Unsolicited newsletters will go directly to my trash file so why bother putting me on your email list? Others should know that I do not have the time to answer the emails of those who just want to chat, argue theology, need professional mental help, or those who want to tell me they received some special direct revelation from God about how Bible prophecy will be fulfilled etc.

If you have a question, please first use the search box on the bottom of my website homepage www.thepropheticyears.com to search through my many hundreds of articles, posts and comments; I probably have already written about it.

I have dial-up, so emails that have multi megabyte attachments or many pictures may not even be downloaded. Any attachment that I do not know is coming is not likely to be opened anyway for security reasons. I also do not generally click on email links from strangers.

You can find the other main directories of Don’s website on the header bar or the sidebar under pages.

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People often ask about me and since it is easier for me to write about me in the third person, try to live with my way of doing this.

Don spent 11 years in the Air Force in communications and then went back to school and earned a B.S. Degree in Geography and a minor in remote sensing from N.A.U.  After Don graduated he held various positions at Defense Mapping Agency. He then went to work for Cruise Missile Support Activity located at USLANTCOM Fleet Intelligence Center and later worked at the Bureau of Reclamation as a Geographical Information System (GIS) project manager.

Most of Don’s Military and Civilian career required Top Secret Crypto or Top Secret SCI clearances that required expanded background investigations and human reliability monitoring.  (Don thinks you might like to know this so that you are less inclined to call him a crackpot).

Don was trained in Roman Catholicism as a youngster and converted to Protestant beliefs as an adult in 1973. In nearly forty years of being a born again Christian and making countless moves, Don has had the unique opportunity to have been in many different churches in many different denominations. That gives Don unique insider insights on the different views throughout Christianity.

After Don retired from  government service, he founded ThePropheticYears.com website in 1999.  At the time of his founding the website Don had already been studying the Bible and Bible prophecy for almost thirty years. Don’s Internet ministry since that time has been a full-time unpaid job. This website does not collect revenues from advertisement or solicit donations.

Don does not have a formal religious degree but after tens of thousands of hours of private study he thinks he has earned an honorary PHD from his own Home School of Self Importance. Don wants that pointed out because people reading his website often ask him for his religious credentials as if credentials alone gives teachers wisdom and understanding.

In 2004 Don wrote a free Revelation commentary e-book named “The Revelation of Jesus Christ Through The Ages“. It has been revised a bit in 2011 for clarification.

This blog is a sub-directory of Don’s main original website. This Blog was started in 2007. Visits and page views to both the website and the blog have continued to increase over the years and now average over 1500  unique visitors and 6500 page views each day. This Blog contains over one thousand of Don’s Christian worldviews on various topics or issues. There are also over 11,000 follow-up comments from others and Don until Don decided in April 2012 that the value added was no longer worth the time involved to monitor and reply to comments – so comments are now closed.

Current information about The Prophetic Years website can often be found here.