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A sinister plot advances. But who will believe the shocking truth? When the Arab-bloc nations begin to encroach on the land of Israel, Israel's Prime Minister Zeman makes a deal with Gregory Kavidas, head of the European Union (formerly the European Economic Commonwealth) to ensure Israel's defense. But is all as it seems? Is the heralded Kavidas really the savior of Israel--or the prophesied Antichrist, out to destroy God's people and their land? As PLO/Hamas sympathizers seize a nuclear power plant in Israel, Russia is set to invade. On the Mount of Olives, two strangers appear out of…mehr

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A sinister plot advances. But who will believe the shocking truth? When the Arab-bloc nations begin to encroach on the land of Israel, Israel's Prime Minister Zeman makes a deal with Gregory Kavidas, head of the European Union (formerly the European Economic Commonwealth) to ensure Israel's defense. But is all as it seems? Is the heralded Kavidas really the savior of Israel--or the prophesied Antichrist, out to destroy God's people and their land? As PLO/Hamas sympathizers seize a nuclear power plant in Israel, Russia is set to invade. On the Mount of Olives, two strangers appear out of nowhere with a special message for the Koinonos resistance group. But can such a small contingent make a difference against the supernatural, evil forces marshaling their efforts in a campaign of death?
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Autorenporträt
Ralph D. Curtin, originally from Long Island, New York, relocated to South Florida in 1987 to direct a large Christian ministry with its focus on Jewish evangelism. Within three years he resumed his ministerial studies, earning a BS and MA in biblical studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. From there he went on to earn a DMin in Christian counseling from the South Florida Bible College and Theological Seminary in Deerfield Beach, Florida, where he presided as academic dean and professor of biblical studies. Curtin is presently an adjunct professor for Trinity College in Deerfield, Illinois, as well as a pastor emeritus in a large denominational church in Florida. He and his helpmate of over sixty years, Kathy, have two children, seven grandchildren, and one son who is now with the Lord in glory.