Thunder in Paradise: Satan's Last Storm

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Summary: Insightful!
Review: This book is the sequel to Jon Cash's first book, The Age of the Antichrist, and for those who have read it(Antichrist), this one is even better! The author takes christians on an adventure that takes place at the end of the Millenium of Peace described in the last book of the Bible. The cast of characters from Antichrist has survived the Tribulation and have been enjoying 999 years and 360 days of love, peace, and prosperity. The Thunder refered to in title becomes real as the Devil is released from God's prison and the people of faith have to battle spiritually with his demons and the dragon himself. The action moves very quickly and the book is difficult to put down. The end is riveting, and unquestionably inspired by God. A must read for those who have read the first, and for those who haven't given much thought to the time period after the Tribulation and just proir the Final Battle of the Ages.

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Summary: A must read for all interested in Bible prophecy
Review: This is only the second book, that I am aware of, that endeavors to take the reader into the Millenial Kingdom. That time when Jesus will come back and rule the Earth for 1000 years. A time when Satan has also been chained for those 1000 years. John keeps you completely enthralled with his fast paced action-packed thriller. We don't know all the particulars of this 1000 year reign and what happens after the millenium when Satan is loosed again for "a short time", but Jon Cash makes one feel like he/she is there watching it all unfold.

Rating:
Summary: A must read for all interested in Bible prophecy
Review: This is only the second book, that I am aware of, that endeavors to take the reader into the Millenial Kingdom. That time when Jesus will come back and rule the Earth for 1000 years. A time when Satan has also been chained for those 1000 years. John keeps you completely enthralled with his fast paced action-packed thriller. We don't know all the particulars of this 1000 year reign and what happens after the millenium when Satan is loosed again for "a short time", but Jon Cash makes one feel like he/she is there watching it all unfold.

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Summary: A Great Eschatological Novel
Review: Thunder in Paradise is even better than its prequel, The Age of the Antichrist. Mr. Cash writes very well. This book was HARD TO PUT DOWN!!!!!!!! It's just like Pringles, once you pop, you can't stop!

This is the story of one youth named Solomon Action, a youth who struggles with his identity and faith. He wants this flying motorcycle so badly he steals one, and lands in prison, and thus begins a spiritual battle for his soul. This is the end of the 1000-year reign of Christ on earth (if you're premillenialist and take the Millenium literally). The Devil is set free from his prison in Hell, where he has served a 1,000-year sentence. All Hell breaks loose as Satan wages his final rebellion against God, six days before Judgment Day! This gives poor ol' Solomon only six days to repent! Will he repent in time? Read the book and find out!

The chapter on Judgment Day is as interesting as it is sobering. If you're a Christian it makes you really make sure you are one, and if you're not, well, it makes you think! Never before have I read a novel chapter on the Day of Judgment (or Great White Throne Judgment as described here) described in such detail. This could very well be the literary equivalent of Michelangelo's Last Judgment or the famous hymn Dies Irae.

Whether you take the Millenium literally or whether you interpret it allegorically, whatever your religious persuasion, whether or not you are a Christian, I promise you YOU WILL ENJOY THIS BOOK!!!!

Rating:
Summary: A Great Eschatological Novel
Review: Thunder in Paradise is even better than its prequel, The Age of the Antichrist. Mr. Cash writes very well. This book was HARD TO PUT DOWN!!!!!!!! It's just like Pringles, once you pop, you can't stop!

This is the story of one youth named Solomon Action, a youth who struggles with his identity and faith. He wants this flying motorcycle so badly he steals one, and lands in prison, and thus begins a spiritual battle for his soul. This is the end of the 1000-year reign of Christ on earth (if you're premillenialist and take the Millenium literally). The Devil is set free from his prison in Hell, where he has served a 1,000-year sentence. All Hell breaks loose as Satan wages his final rebellion against God, six days before Judgment Day! This gives poor ol' Solomon only six days to repent! Will he repent in time? Read the book and find out!

The chapter on Judgment Day is as interesting as it is sobering. If you're a Christian it makes you really make sure you are one, and if you're not, well, it makes you think! Never before have I read a novel chapter on the Day of Judgment (or Great White Throne Judgment as described here) described in such detail. This could very well be the literary equivalent of Michelangelo's Last Judgment or the famous hymn Dies Irae.

Whether you take the Millenium literally or whether you interpret it allegorically, whatever your religious persuasion, whether or not you are a Christian, I promise you YOU WILL ENJOY THIS BOOK!!!!