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The book of Revelation finally makes sense
It’s the end of the world. Would you sacrifice your husband to save your children?
Book 4 in the shocking controversial series Chronicles of the Apocalypse.
It’s A.D. 70. The abominable Roman armies surround the holy city of Jerusalem. The end is near.
Famine, plagues and civil war tear the Jewish people apart from within.
Christian doctor Alexander stays in Jerusalem to help the sick and wounded, as the evil apostate Jacob plans to murder him.
Alexander’s wife Cassandra tries to leave the safety of her hidden city Pella to help her husband in Jerusalem, only to discover that she’s not safe from supernatural evil.
And neither are her children.
The Two Witnesses finish their proclamations of God’s judgment.
The final trumpet has sounded, the final seal broken, the final bowl poured out.
Armageddon.
An edge-of-your seat action-packed supernatural epic, written by respected Christian and best-selling Biblical author Brian Godawa.
Spiritual Warfare, Angels and Demons
The human story is not the only one in this series. The book of Revelation unveils the spiritual warfare involved in Biblical prophecy.
So Chronicles of the Apocalypseshows the evil plans and actions of Satan and his fallen angels, the Watchers masquerading as gods of the nations.
This gang of demons is not going down easily.
EXTRA BONUS: Historical and Biblical Facts Behind the Fiction
You’ll get extensive endnotes with each chapter that prove the historical fulfillment of the book of Revelation and End Times Bible prophecies as depicted in this novel.
The story follows ancient Jewish historian, Flavius Josephus, for the events surrounding the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple in A.D. 70.
