Donald McCluskey is president of Ancient Words Ministries, an organization that specializes in teaching theology and hermeneutics to church leaders and lay people in various parts of the world.

Don has authored several books, the most recent being The Messiah Beyond a Shadow of Doubt, which explores the Jewish holy days in the Law of Moses and demonstrates that they are actually shadow prophesies that clearly identify Jesus of Nazareth as the Lord’s Messiah. He is active in teaching this subject in churches and seminars, and is available for speaking engagements and educational events.

Don’s current work involves website and video development that will disseminate the message of the Messiah around the globe. His hope is to create an online facility that will enable seekers to interact with Ancient Words staff by exchanging questions and answers to give a deeper understanding of the Messiah in the Appointed Times.

In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Ancient Words provides humanitarian aid to people who have been displaced by the civil war in Myanmar. Don works with key people in Myanmar, including his former students, to provide food, shelter, and essentials to some of the 2.6-million internally displaced people (IDP’s) in the country. He is involved with fund-raising and providing guidance for these IDP mission endeavors.

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