The Return Of The Lord (The Armageddon, #1) (eBook, ePUB)
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"The Return of The Lord" is a gripping and complex narrative that intertwines themes of religion, politics, science, and the supernatural into a tapestry of speculative fiction. The eBook, spanning across various timelines and dimensions, presents a story that challenges the very fabric of belief systems and the nature of divinity.The tale begins with Johnny, an orphan in Portugal, who experiences sleep paralysis and visions that suggest a history of divine beings reincarnating through time, influencing major world events.The narrative suggests that figures like Jesus, Muhammad, and even Raspu...
"The Return of The Lord" is a gripping and complex narrative that intertwines themes of religion, politics, science, and the supernatural into a tapestry of speculative fiction. The eBook, spanning across various timelines and dimensions, presents a story that challenges the very fabric of belief systems and the nature of divinity.The tale begins with Johnny, an orphan in Portugal, who experiences sleep paralysis and visions that suggest a history of divine beings reincarnating through time, influencing major world events.
The narrative suggests that figures like Jesus, Muhammad, and even Rasputin were vessels for the Holy Spirit, which has now returned in an intersex individual referred to as "them."As the story unfolds, "them" is revealed to be a central figure in a futuristic world, raised in secrecy and luxury, believed to be the latest incarnation of the Holy Spirit.
The plot weaves through various historical and modern settings, including a church in Portugal where an exorcism reveals the presence of Satan, who accuses "them" of being the true source of chaos and suffering in the world.The narrative takes a dramatic turn with the onset of COVID-19, where "them" is implicated in the spread of the virus as part of a grander scheme to bring about Armageddon.
The story culminates in a post-apocalyptic world where the remaining humans must decide whether to continue life under "them's" rule or to end their existence to prevent "them" from reincarnating again.Each chapter of the book offers a glimpse into the various lives "them" has lived, the influence "them" has had on history, and the ultimate plan to escape eternal punishment for altering the balance of life. The eBook is a profound exploration of the consequences of power and the eternal struggle between good and evil, with "them" as the embodiment of the divine and the diabolical.
The narrative suggests that figures like Jesus, Muhammad, and even Rasputin were vessels for the Holy Spirit, which has now returned in an intersex individual referred to as "them."As the story unfolds, "them" is revealed to be a central figure in a futuristic world, raised in secrecy and luxury, believed to be the latest incarnation of the Holy Spirit.
The plot weaves through various historical and modern settings, including a church in Portugal where an exorcism reveals the presence of Satan, who accuses "them" of being the true source of chaos and suffering in the world.The narrative takes a dramatic turn with the onset of COVID-19, where "them" is implicated in the spread of the virus as part of a grander scheme to bring about Armageddon.
The story culminates in a post-apocalyptic world where the remaining humans must decide whether to continue life under "them's" rule or to end their existence to prevent "them" from reincarnating again.Each chapter of the book offers a glimpse into the various lives "them" has lived, the influence "them" has had on history, and the ultimate plan to escape eternal punishment for altering the balance of life. The eBook is a profound exploration of the consequences of power and the eternal struggle between good and evil, with "them" as the embodiment of the divine and the diabolical.
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