Kirjahaku

Life's unexpected twists may lead to deadly, yet lasting, consequences.This collection of short stories highlights the final emotional and physical struggles of strong-willed people as they pass from this world to what lies beyond. Follow the last days and hours of conflict in these four various scenarios.1. One prehistoric man sets out on a sadistic hunt as one woman sets out in search of comfort.2. A native American father struggles with the reckless behavior of his daughter3. During the US Civil war, a woman finds new work and hope amidst old conflicts4. An imprisoned preacher draws the ire of the government agent assigned to keep the public safe.Journey from one phase of history to another and find people who, like us, fight for the best life has to offer even as they move from the land of the dying to the land of the living.

The Biblical end of the world apocalypse is a powerful event filled with both terrifying horror and shouts of jubilant elation.Modern global catastrophic fears like zombies running amuck, meteor strikes, ecological disasters or nuclear vaporization are tame compared to the universal destruction predicted in both Old and New Testaments.This book explores explore the descriptive verses of various Biblical authors spanning centuries of history. It is divided into two major sections: The biblical prophecies listed in the approximate chronological order they were given.The same prophecies grouped by category, illustrating the various perspectives surrounding the events of a truly unique day in the future of mankind.The author's commentary on the passages is given to assist with context and encourage the reader to evaluate them for themselves. What impressions/concerns come to mind when you read the biblical account? Does it make sense when you look at the world around you? What did Jesus say regarding the Judgment Day?The book provides insight on the almost universal concern that the world as we know it will come to an end. For Christians, and perhaps non-Christians as well, this book will prompt them to ask what the experience will be like. There are only two options.