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Summary: A great book!
Review: Although not quite as good as Left behind, this book is definately a hit, and one of the best of the series, behind books #1, #5, and #9. Steve Plank is funny as usual, and Tsion Ben Juddah comes onto the scene. Enjoy!
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Summary: Couldn't press stop
Review: I could not press the stop button, GAP digital's rendition is awesome! All the characters are really done, I disagree with those who said Nicole's voice is no good, it's excellent,Chloe's voice is also perfect. I'm gonna keep buying them.
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Summary: The why's of World Mission explained but stop the whining.
Review: This production lags in no way behind the first of the series but the 4 CD set starts to annoy me in some ways. Is it me, or is Chloe really developing in a more childish direction. While the book portrays her as a mature, though young, woman set to a task considered impossible, she appears whining all through the CD's. I'm also slightly annoyed by what the books describe as a perfect English-speaking Nicolae Carpathia - the Antichrist - while he continues, and perhaps further develops, a fake Eastern European accent, which in no way is helped by gloomy soundbites of his speeches (no politician would ever get elected sounding like this). Loose the whining and the accent, and the characters are all perfect. Both the book and the CD propose a stunning theory. While one may have wondered how 144.000 Jews will come out of Israel as witnesses in the end days, this title turns the problem around. They do not come out of Israel, but from the world to Israel. Stunning. Maybe this explains why so many Jews still live abroad while the Bible clearly speaks about their returning to Israel in vast numbers (though no contradiction). They don't have to learn the languages to become missionaries, they already speak them. And, being influenced not only by the Jewish and secular cultures in Israel, they would also be well equipped to interact with foreign cultures, thus explaining the vast growth of believers worldwide in this book (and the follow-ups). But whining aside, "Sign me up for all the CD's," as said in the review of the first CD book.
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Summary: It is an excellent book.And makes you face reality.
Review: Tribulation Force must be read along with the rest of the series. It really puts life into perspective for a person, and makes them look at their relationship with God and others. The nice thing about these books is that you can pass them along to people, especially people who don't already have the Holy Spirit in their hearts and through reading they realize that what they need to do. To get God back into their hearts and lives. Because the reading isn't hard, and it is an interesting story that keeps you sitting on the edge of your seat.
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