If you say so.

He needs not to, he's that concise.

Indeed he is but that doesn't mean that I have to believe him.

Foolish

Wise

Very wise I thought.

Indeed, him calling you foolish was quite wise!

Durp to all of you.

Yes, so far in the first couple of chapters of the book some biblical prophecies have already happened. The Bear from the North aka Russia attempts to nuke Isreal and a great fire from the sky wipes out the entire Russian fleet out of the sky and every plane that crashed missed every person and dwelling in Isreal. Normally, if those planes all crashed they would've wiped out large portions of the city and killed hundreds. But not one person or building was touched.

Russia attacked Isreal because there was some scientist that created a method to fertilize sand so Isreal changes from desert to fertile land and becomes one of the richest nations on the planet. The scientist wouldn't sell the secret formula to Russia so they attacked and were twarted by God.

This stuff had already happened before the beginning of the book. The books starts off with an airline captain flying over the Atlantic with a full planeload of crew and passengers. It's then discovered that while the passengers were all sleeping the Rapture began. Many people on the plane are missing and they left behind their clothes, glasses, false teeth and anything that was inside of them that wasn't natural like artificial knees or anything like that. No grand fanfare. Just POOF! Millions of people gone.

If they were driving cars the cars lost control with no drivers in them and caused massive accidents. If they were flying planes the planes crashed. The remaining people are left wondering what happened and many refuse to believe that it's the biblical Rapture. But the believers that remain are now faced with 7 year period of time known as the Tribulation before the war of Armageddon. So far I am liking it very much and I didn't realize just how many books there are in this series. 13 books from what I can tell.

With the last praising Judas?

I don't know. It goes through the entire end times all the way through Armageddon to the 1000 year reign of Christ and the final uprising and revolt against God when Satan is finally destroyed.

Thanks a lot, for ruining the ending!

The Bible did that already.

I think the whole thing is fascinating because it puts things that have only been prophesied about and puts them in real world situations and makes it more real.

I was saving that for the end times!

I consider myself a Christian, but I've honestly never read any of the Bible. It's not that I don't have one. In fact, I have two of them. I just don't feel the need to read it, just like I never really get the urge to go to church.

I pulled the left behind movies from my collection and plan on watching one or two tonight I found a 3 dvd set of them at walmart a while back and bought it

It came with left behind - the movie, left behind - tribulation force ,and left behind - world at war

I had no idea there were three movies!

Yesterday, I read Catering to Nobody by Diane Mott Davidson. It was a quick and fluffy read, but it is that time of year for the beach reading stuff. Today I'm starting on Strawberry Shortcake Murder by Joanne Fluke.

They were front and center in a little locally owned bookstore. Had to give them a try.

I've also been reading a bunch of paranormal romances. I rarely read romance, but paranormal stuff like vampires and witches just suck me in.