The Bible clearly points out that there are four types of leaders of nations and peoples. Therefore, this book (1) delineates the four types of human leaders, which are specifically given in Scriptural verses, (2) provides insights into the attributes of these four different kinds of leaders, and (3) gives examples of those who seemingly fit into each category of leadership. Moreover, the advantages and disadvantages of leaders of various ages are also provided in this book. In so doing, older workers may even be able to present the insights given in this book to others in order to obtain more rewarding positions with their current and/or desired employers.

An interesting feature of this book is that it presents assignments as an option that individuals can (if they so choose) engage in, on their own and/or with others, to strengthen their faith. Regarding the latter possibility, the exercises can be turned into games to be played with Bible-believing and/or non-Bible-believing persons. Hence, this book can be used to stimulate discussions about past and present human leaders, as well as just about every person on Planet Earth. More importantly, it can lead to insights into how Jesus Christ is superior to different leaders and how He has and can redeem others, including the readers of this book.

With the chaos and uncertainty in today's End Times, this book also provides Scriptures that tell where the world is heading. The result is that definitive statements were made regarding the trends in the relative numbers (i.e., expected percentages) of the different types of leaders. Likewise, this book gives information regarding the types of human leaders its readers should strive to interact with, if at all possible, as they endeavor to be like Jesus Christ, the One who is Supreme and above the four types of human leaders described in the Bible. As for another added benefit, it is that this book mentions other books that will likely be very valuable to its readers.

For those who are Christians this book should strengthen their faith and, for those who are not Christians, this manuscript should be educational, enlightening and thought-provoking. This is especially true of those who are very knowledgeable of the Old Testament, but not very informed regarding the New Testament.

As for the Christian beliefs, they are that Jesus Christ was the Promised Messiah, who was born of the Virgin Mary, lived a perfect life, paid the penalty for sin with His death on a cross, rose on the third day, and is alive today in the flesh seated at the right hand of God the Father. He offers eternal life to His believers, and will return in glory. As for Christ's return, while one does not know the date, it is quite possibly very soon as evidenced by the apparently increasing percentage in the one type of leader. This said, it is hoped that you will be blessed by the contents of this manuscript and purchase the book for others.