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The End Times Saga · Book 5

Times of Destruction

Christian End Times Thriller

by Cliff Ball
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The fifth novel of seven in The End Times Saga.

In the book, after the rapture occurs, Michael Evans introduces the man who becomes the world leader. The new leader, calling himself the Patriarch and renaming the United Nations to the Union of United Earth, consolidates his power and moves the new world capital to the city of Babylon in Iraq. The Patriarch divides the world the world up into manageable regions, then he appoints a world-renowned prosperity gospel preacher as the new High Priest for the global religion.

During the first three and a half years of the Patriarchs' reign, disasters begin occurring as predicted in the Bible. As they deal with these challenges, the characters also put up with two witnesses who arrive in Jerusalem preaching the Gospel — and warning of the beast and his false prophet. As the Patriarch deals with the disasters, the witnesses, and the Jews in Israel, the world moves closer to the middle of the Tribulation, where the Patriarch’s life will change and judgments begin to ramp up.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback
Published
Feb 2014
Pages
186
Language
EN
ISBN
2940152730296

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Violence
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Biblical Themes
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Tone

Dark

Themes

Good vs Evil
Faith & Belief
Power & Corruption

Tropes

Prophecy
Character-driven
Angels

Setting

Near Future

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

3rd omniscient

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