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The Origin Story of the Book of RevelationWhat in
the world was going on when John had his visions
of apocalypse?Ancient Rome, A.D. 64. Alexander, a
Jewish doctor loyal to Rome, has his life turned
upside down when the evil emperor Nero Caesar
launches a horrific persecution of
Christians.When Nero discovers that an apostle
has written a secret apocalypse about the end of
the world, he orders a Roman warrior to hunt down
the scroll, destroy it, and kill the author.But a
bold Christian woman named Cassandra holds a dark
secret that opens the door to a world of
spiritual warfare they8217re not ready to face.It
will lead them to the holy city of Jerusalem and
to the true meaning of the apocalypse.It will
change their world forever. And yours.Tyrant
Rise of the Beast is Book 1 in the shocking
controversial series Chronicles of the
Apocalypse.It8217s an edge-of-your-seat
action-packed supernatural epic, written by Brian
Godawa, respected Christian and best- selling
Biblical author.Spiritual Warfare, Angels and
DemonsThe human story is not the only one in the
book of Revelation or in this series. Chronicles
of the Apocalypse shows the evil plans of Satan
and his fallen angels the Watchers masquerading
as gods of the nations at war. This gang of
demons is not going down easily.EXTRA BONUS
Historical and Biblical Facts Behind the
FictionThe novel is over 300 pages with an
additional 100 pages of endnotes. You8217ll get
extensive research with each chapter that proves
the historical fulfillment of the book of
Revelation depicted in this novel. The story
draws from ancient Roman, Christian and Jewish
sources for the events surrounding the
destruction of Jerusalem and the temple in the
first century.