John Rogers has done it again! A new and exciting novel.
By John Thomas Rogers
"The book is a fictional story based on biblical prophecy. It is also an explanation of the thinking processes that lead to good or evil actions and the world views of people that choose to do those actions. Furthermore, the book is an examination of the spiritual world and how God and Satan view humanity and the future. The story also teaches Bible doctrine and clarifies events in prophecy. My desire in writing it was that it would be filled with Biblical truth."
The study of prophecy is a great privilege. However, we can easily become casual about the suffering in people’s lives, especially those who are left behind as we rejoice in Christ’s return and the final destruction of evil. We tend to forget the horrors that awaits those who remain here on earth as they live and suffer in the Tribulation. These are fictional people in this novel, but the Tribulation story written by God is real, and there will be real people who live it. They will have to face this terrible nightmare ahead if they do not come to Christ before it all begins.
The novel is actually three books; however, both the publishers and I wanted to avoid the books being published separately. We didn’t want anyone getting a hold of one of the copies and not have the complete story. That might create confusion on the part of the reader. My desire in writing this book was to create a novel where people faced real human challenges in their lives as well as a story with plenty of action to draw the reader in. I also wanted the book to teach Bible doctrine without it being too obvious. Ultimately, I sought to ensure that the way to know God personally was made very clear as the story unfolded. There are many times in the novel where individuals come to Jesus for eternal life. There are also many times where the way of salvation is presented in addition to that. It is my prayer that God will use this book to bring precious people to Christ for salvation as well as encourage believers. Will you pray with me that God will do that?"
Blessings to you all,
John
