Beware of Angels: Deceptions in the Last Days

by roger-j-morneau

Deceptions in the last days "I told God I would do anything for Him. But I never thought He would send an angel to tell me to destroy people. Firing those shots was the most difficult thing I had done to please Him." ?Sharon Lee Hatstead Sharon Lee was a devoted, fourth-generation Seventh-day Adventist. What horrifying events led her to become a killer for God? Roger Morneau reveals the tactics Satan used to entice members of her Bible study group into heresy, vandalism, robbery, and murder. Beware of Angels is a chilling demonstration of how Satan can deceive even those armed with the truth. Church leaders urged Roger Morneau to tell this story and use his unique understanding of the supernatural to help God?s people avoid the satanic deceptions that even now threaten to destroy them. Beware of Angels is shared with the hope that it will open the eyes of God?s commandment-keeping people before it is too late.

Genres: Nonfiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Kay · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another powerful book that shows what can happen when you break away from your congregation. It shows how the devil can easily get access to you when you are few in numbers. But God is still on the throne.

[Andrew · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is very sobering. At first it may look like it conveys a disapproval of religion, but the end reveals that spiritualism is the real issue. Most religions in the world agree with and have adopted spiritualism in the form of the state of the dead and how God communicates to us. The book reveals that only using the Bible can help one escape from these traps.

[Karen Flores · Rating 4 out of 5]

People might critique that he quoted so much and to such extend the court transcripts, I actually appreciated it because I was very interested in the details of the case. The books a much needed warning that any sincere believer should read.

[Candida · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was super informative. It served as a warning to be weary of circumstances like these. Not every prayer group is safe. What a nightmare this must have been for the survivors. It is such a bizarre story of going astray.

[Jesse Infante]

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