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Millennium Bug #2
By Dawn's Early Light
Daniel Prentice's technological skill helped save the world from the deadly impact of Y2K in the popular thriller Flee the Darkness. But that victory didn't stop the encroaching evil.
In this gripping sequel, tension mounts in the 21st century as a Russion-Arab invasion of Jerusalem seems imminent. Now Daniel must guide NSA chief Captain Michael Reed in the battle ahead. More than a battle for the land, the offensive could be the fulfillment of Ezekiel's ancient biblical prophecy of Gog and Magog invading Israel. As the world shudders in response, the invaders offer Israel a choice: surrender or be obliterated.
As the State of Israel fortifies itself against the coming onslaught of missiles, biological weapons, and an invasion force attacking from all four borders, Reed and his Israeli counterpart, Sergeant Major Devorah Cohen, exhaust every military resource to prevent a nuclear war. Soon Reed and Cohen realize that the real battle they face is one of spiritual origin-for which no military drill could prepare them. Will Michael and Deborah find faith to confront the enemy?
Never have the forces of evil been stronger, the stakes higher, or the world's possible destruction nearer than By Dawn's Early Light.
In this gripping sequel, tension mounts in the 21st century as a Russion-Arab invasion of Jerusalem seems imminent. Now Daniel must guide NSA chief Captain Michael Reed in the battle ahead. More than a battle for the land, the offensive could be the fulfillment of Ezekiel's ancient biblical prophecy of Gog and Magog invading Israel. As the world shudders in response, the invaders offer Israel a choice: surrender or be obliterated.
As the State of Israel fortifies itself against the coming onslaught of missiles, biological weapons, and an invasion force attacking from all four borders, Reed and his Israeli counterpart, Sergeant Major Devorah Cohen, exhaust every military resource to prevent a nuclear war. Soon Reed and Cohen realize that the real battle they face is one of spiritual origin-for which no military drill could prepare them. Will Michael and Deborah find faith to confront the enemy?
Never have the forces of evil been stronger, the stakes higher, or the world's possible destruction nearer than By Dawn's Early Light.
- GenresChristian Fiction
370 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
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Grant R. Jeffrey
61 books40 followersGrant R. Jeffrey is internationally recognized as a leading author on Bible prophecy, history, and apologetics. More than 3.5 million readers have read Grant's 12 best selling books.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
June 29, 2009
Good page-turner--this was another one that kept me up all night. Interesting, likable characters find themselves in the middle of the prophesied Gog/Magog war. Even though I knew ahead of time how that one has to turn out, it was still breathlessly exciting.
January 15, 2023
Good story line, but religion is overdone.
December 21, 2025
Absolutely amazing
Thank you both for a fantastic read. Geanr you are a blessed memory. Looking forward for the day when we will all be together soon.
Thank you both for a fantastic read. Geanr you are a blessed memory. Looking forward for the day when we will all be together soon.
January 22, 2013
Fabulous!
This subject is extremely interesting to me - I love the Biblical prophecies of Israel and the prophesied events of the last days. These authors did a nice job of making a page-turner, and I enjoyed seeing the events from both the "bad" side and the "good" side. From my point of view, politically, the outcome of the story's American presidential election was a glimpse into our November 2012 results - and I fear what will happen from this point on in our relationship with Israel.
I do plan on reading the follow-up novel, "Spear of Tyranny".
This subject is extremely interesting to me - I love the Biblical prophecies of Israel and the prophesied events of the last days. These authors did a nice job of making a page-turner, and I enjoyed seeing the events from both the "bad" side and the "good" side. From my point of view, politically, the outcome of the story's American presidential election was a glimpse into our November 2012 results - and I fear what will happen from this point on in our relationship with Israel.
I do plan on reading the follow-up novel, "Spear of Tyranny".
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