The Revelation of Lucifer: His Fall from Grace to Disgrace by Thomas Jones

by Thomas Jones

I saw Jesus on the cross, and all of heaven was motionless. I could see legions of angels just waiting near the cross. Then, as I looked upon the cross, I couldn't bear to look at what I was seeing, for it was extremely sad. The last time I saw Jesus, it was a picture of absolute splendor, majesty, and glory when He came forth from His Father. But now to look at Him was almost impossible, for He looked nothing like He did earlier . . . Just then, my attention was taken back down into hell. Every demon was in a state of frenzy and hysteria. They were acting and behaving like wild beasts, animals. You could see some type of disgusting foam coming from their mouths. It was repulsive. They were all yelling "It's over! It's over" You could see they were anticipating Jesus' arrival. Satan had this disturbed, distorted, indescribable look on his face as he had conquered all the universe. He looked like he knew he was finally able to affect God and that he wouldn't be able to recover.

Mass Market Paperback

First published June 28, 2013

Reviews

[Yolanda Orme]

They have to read this book again and the reason why I say that is because I have a really hard time with books on theology and religion, and I’m very touchy about books regarding Lucifer because he is no demon and knowing the truth of who he is and that he was never implicated into what people think of who he is Into that mythology it has nothing really to do or what people think of Lucifer is very distorted by truth, it is and you have to go into actually Hebrew mythology to find out facts. But I put this down or ended it before I even really really got into it becauseI have an ad version to religion and theology and like I said I’m very sketchy about books pertaining to Lucifer I really am so I will. I guess I will give it a try again. he never fell from Grace and what they mean by falling is that he fell from he fell to death and that EL what is the one who apparently killed him he wasn’t he was never murdered so what people think about falling from Grace you really people misunderstand that and they really do. He’s not Satan not Satan at all. No he a devil that is the distortion of Saint Augustine and another individualan ancient of days.

[Mariline · Rating 5 out of 5]

speechless

Although, I have been a believer and father of God for many years and I truly believe Jesus died for my sins. This book has open my eyes for God's love for man.