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Publisher:
Bybee Books |
Release
Date: January 2004 |
ISBN:
0974439843 |
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Format
Reviewed: Hardback |
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Genre:
Religious Suspense |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Sheila Griffin |
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Deacon's
Horn
By Cary Bybee
Millions
of people have vanished overnight! The world is in chaos. Could
it have been an alien abduction? Some believe that God has dealt
His justice upon the souls of the wicked. But others know the discomforting
truth: "The rapture of the Lord is upon us. The righteous have
been called into heaven. We have been left behind." Believers
know that it is up to them to proclaim the Gospel of Christ to a
world in turmoil.
Jasmine
and Elisha survive a sudden sandstorm. An angel of the Lord instructs
them to go to Bethlehem where they become very powerful witnesses
for Christ. Escaping a raging fire brought Stan and Ruby Evans to
God. Now they are determined to proclaim the truth about Jesus to
anyone who will listen. Calvin Fraser was imprisoned when his cellmate
vanished before his very eyes. Calvin begins reading the Bible.
Before long, he begins preaching the Word to the other inmates.
Cory Parker is converted. These two will lead a group of believers
to safety in the wilderness.
Carlo Ventini has been anointed
by Satan as the Anitichrist.
God has reveled this truth
to Joseph Bastoni. He writes a newsletter from the Vatican to Catholic
churches worldwide. Joseph begins to include coded messages warning
about Carlo. When the code is revealed, Joseph becomes the target
of great evil. He flees to Jerusalem.
Chemicals are released
into the environment. Plants are destroyed. All nations are threatened
by plague. The Antichrist blames Christians for these crimes against
humanity. Christianity is outlawed. Microchips are implanted into
the skin of everyone subject to his dominion. It is the Mark of
the Beast. Without it you can neither buy nor sell. With it you
are damned for all eternity.
This book is well-written and
fast-paced, peopled with characters from the previous book in this
trilogy, The Last Gentile. It is filled with a sense of urgency.
This book reminded me that time truly is running out and that the
Gospel must be spread. I look forward to The Final Witness,
the third book in this series.
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