The End of the Beginning

von John Jacobsen

360 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

This multi-book series is an epic saga that follows a diverse set of characters through the seven-year Tribulation into the Millennium. Pastors, prayer warriors, FBI/CIA agents, Illuminati leaders, the Anti-Christ and the False Prophet vie against each other and God in this compelling drama that presents a strong Biblical case for a prewrath rapture that occurs after the midpoint of the Tribulation. This second book covers the early days of the Tribulation up to the time that the two witnesses of Revelation 11 are revealed. Following an economic meltdown, nuclear war and a virulent virus, the Anti-Christ brings peace to the world - except for Christians and Jews. During this false peace, those who defy the Universal Religion Directives are sent to remote detention centers. Former FBI and CIA agents hack into the Universal ID Banking System, the forerunner of the "mark of the beast." A militia group forms to combat the forces of darkness. A pastor and Messianic rabbi contend with the Anti-Christ and False Prophet. Christians in underground hideaways evangelize and wage spiritual warfare. Meanwhile, the shadowy leadership of the demonically coordinated New World Order is exposed, while God's end-time power begins to work through those who are called to be the light of truth within the gross darkness covering the earth. Pastor John Jacobsen was a Director of Management Science at two Fortune 100 corporations, an executive in the software industry, and President of Meals-on-Wheels in Prescott, Arizona. He became a pastor in 2001 and was the founder of the Gospel of Grace Food & Clothing Bank and the Lion of Judah ministries. Pastor Jacobsen also served as the Prayer Coordinator for Yavapai County in Arizona for several years. Reared a Lutheran, John became a pastor in a Pentecostal church and now considers himself to be non-denominational.

• Reihe: Xulon Press
• ISBN: 9781607917328
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 22.05.2009
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Xulon Press