Review of The Judgment of Babylon/The Fall of America
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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Judgment of Babylon/The Fall of America" by Roger King.]
The Judgment of Babylon/The Fall of America by Roger King is a clarion call by a soldier of Christ to Christians all over the world to prepare themselves for the second coming of the maker. The world we find ourselves in today has been turned into an earthly hell, following our total disregard for God and the scriptures. These days, no one cares about the coming rapture and God's word. The saying "man is free but in chains" contextually comes to mind. In our pursuit of freedom and rights, we have disobeyed God by trying to satisfy the cravings of the flesh, which are not healthy spiritually. The rise of liberalism has not helped matters too, as humans have continued to make laws that go against what our father in Heaven wants for his children, ranging from abortions to wars and even fornication. Our carefree life and disregard for God have hurt us in so many ways.
This wonderful book is a call to Christians of all denominations to seek the face of God and prepare for the rapture. The author also urges America to change its immoral ways and return to God to avoid damnation.
There are many positive aspects to this work, and it was written without any error. The scenes from both the Bible and from the writer were well described, which is vital in any form of writing because in a book like this, if you cannot make a sinner feel like he is in hell or better still if you cannot make the sweetness of heaven palpable, then the aim is defeated.
Another positive aspect of the book was the extensive use of facts and figures by the author, which lent credibility to his arguments on various difficult topics in spirituality. He always attached Bible passages to defend his claims.
We can see some themes from the book, like the theme of liberalism which the author wrote extensively on by condemning the way America has distanced itself from God through its liberal laws, continuously distancing itself from God while trying to please men. He calls on the nation to repent from its ways and return to the creator before it is late. Another theme from the book was Christ's return which the writer encouraged everyone to get ready for in order not to be caught unawares in sin and iniquity.
Another positive aspect of this book was its volume. Sometimes in important books like this, the writers do not go straight to the point, but the writer managed to make the work concise, and that did not still make the work any less factual. The book was also quite educative and expository as the reader will not just feed spiritually but will learn the significance of the number "seven" in the Bible. He also traced the Antichrist to our modern time and even identified him.
For me, the book had no negative aspects at all. Therefore, I rate the book 4 out of 4 stars. I consider it a wonderful work of literature packed with spiritual meaning and important end-time lessons. I did not find any grammatical errors while reading the book. I recommend it to Christians who love God, his word, his children, and his laws.
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The Judgment of Babylon/The Fall of America
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The Judgment of Babylon/The Fall of America by Roger King is a clarion call by a soldier of Christ to Christians all over the world to prepare themselves for the second coming of the maker. The world we find ourselves in today has been turned into an earthly hell, following our total disregard for God and the scriptures. These days, no one cares about the coming rapture and God's word. The saying "man is free but in chains" contextually comes to mind. In our pursuit of freedom and rights, we have disobeyed God by trying to satisfy the cravings of the flesh, which are not healthy spiritually. The rise of liberalism has not helped matters too, as humans have continued to make laws that go against what our father in Heaven wants for his children, ranging from abortions to wars and even fornication. Our carefree life and disregard for God have hurt us in so many ways.
This wonderful book is a call to Christians of all denominations to seek the face of God and prepare for the rapture. The author also urges America to change its immoral ways and return to God to avoid damnation.
There are many positive aspects to this work, and it was written without any error. The scenes from both the Bible and from the writer were well described, which is vital in any form of writing because in a book like this, if you cannot make a sinner feel like he is in hell or better still if you cannot make the sweetness of heaven palpable, then the aim is defeated.
Another positive aspect of the book was the extensive use of facts and figures by the author, which lent credibility to his arguments on various difficult topics in spirituality. He always attached Bible passages to defend his claims.
We can see some themes from the book, like the theme of liberalism which the author wrote extensively on by condemning the way America has distanced itself from God through its liberal laws, continuously distancing itself from God while trying to please men. He calls on the nation to repent from its ways and return to the creator before it is late. Another theme from the book was Christ's return which the writer encouraged everyone to get ready for in order not to be caught unawares in sin and iniquity.
Another positive aspect of this book was its volume. Sometimes in important books like this, the writers do not go straight to the point, but the writer managed to make the work concise, and that did not still make the work any less factual. The book was also quite educative and expository as the reader will not just feed spiritually but will learn the significance of the number "seven" in the Bible. He also traced the Antichrist to our modern time and even identified him.
For me, the book had no negative aspects at all. Therefore, I rate the book 4 out of 4 stars. I consider it a wonderful work of literature packed with spiritual meaning and important end-time lessons. I did not find any grammatical errors while reading the book. I recommend it to Christians who love God, his word, his children, and his laws.
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The Judgment of Babylon/The Fall of America
View: on Bookshelves
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