Brink of chaos

by Tim F. LaHaye

Joshua Jordan remains in Israel, out of reach of U.S. authorities and their trumped-up charges against him. His wife, Abigail, continues to lead the Roundtable to prove his innocence. Following Russia's nuclear attack, Israel cleans up the bodies of dead enemy soldiers for 7 months and embarks on its 7-year plan -- both per the prophecies in Ezekiel. When Israel's leadership is tempted to sign a peace proposal initiated by the UN under Coliquin, Joshua is convinced that Coliquin may be the anti-Christ and his peace plan is a trap.

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