The vision
de Debi Pearl
White-Supremacists go up against a small group of Bible believers in the hills of East Tennessee? Debi Pearl's newest book, "The Vision", is a fast paced, emotionally charged love story between the industrious Asher and the beautiful Cheyenne, who, along with their friends, share a vision to reach the lost and dying world before fast approaching apocalyptic events make publishing the Gospel impossible. "The Vision" is a thriller with a suspenseful blend of fiction and nonfiction which incorporates actual historical records, current earth science, recent medical and herbal discoveries, today's international news, and crucial Biblical prophecy, and the author's imaginative and vivid storytelling takes you on a ride so real that you will find it difficult to separate fact from fiction. You will be swallowed up in a world of natural herbal brews, looming threats of volcanic eruption, struggles to overcome terrorists, and consuming grief when tragedy strikes one of their most beloved. Through it all, you will come to share their eternal vision. For the studious researcher, the information boxes at the bottom of the pages make this novel a launching pad into a wide range of knowledge. It is the enchanting love story of Asher, a man driven with a vision, and the beautiful Cheyenne, an herbalist. It is a fast-paced, carefully-woven tapestry of spiritual intrigue, human frailties, and God's divine intervention. It is a shocking picture of what the extremist terrorist sects are now doing to spread their religion through force of violence. It is a nerve-racking revelation of the most menacing volcano on planet earth Yellowstone. It is a record of history's plagues and the riveting revelation of the plagues to come. It unlocks the mysteries of herbal healing, giving recipes of healing brews from the herbal guru herself. Scariest of all ... it is based on truth. It will drive you into the everlasting arms of God, our refuge from the storms that are surely coming.
Materias
Ediciones (1)
- The vision (2009)
Pearl Books · inglés · ISBN 9780981973708
