The Day: A Novel of America in the Last Days

by John Richard Price

ALAS FOR THE DAY! (Hosea 1:15)Before THE DAY America had become a nation of violence, governmental spying on American citizens, religious persecution, legalized same sex-marriage and drug use and a dawning realization that the nation’s leader was a Marxist, committed to fundamentally transforming the nation. In the Middle East Israel faces extinction, even though it agreed to a ‘peace treaty’ bowing to US pressure, under which it gave up much of its God-given land. Russia, Iran, Libya and several Muslim countries invade northern Israel, fulfilling Biblical prophecy. Israel cries out for America to come to its military defense. The President refuses. Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders plead with the President to change his mind and help Israel survive what will surely be total destruction. Tanks and troops storm into Israel, shedding blood, as Israel pleads for help. The Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem leads a national assembly at the Wailing Wall, praying that God fulfill His Word and destroy the invaders, before Israel is shoved into the sea. Can Israel survive the onslaught?Will America, as a betrayer of God’s chosen people, be destroyed in one day, one hour and one moment? How will Americans who ignored the warnings and didn’t flee survive attacks on US cities? How will preppers fare? What will life be like after The Day for those still alive? What happens to the nations which invaded Israel and to the world after The Day?Are ancient prophecies being fulfilled before our very eyes?

350 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 26, 2014

Reviews

[Janice · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you desire to read this frightfully prophetic work, you must read the entire trilogy as well as "The End of America." If you have not availed yourself to the topic of eschatology, Price's books will give you a good picture of not-too-distant view of end-times events. Read it. You know you believe it.

[Betsy · Rating 5 out of 5]

a must read!

I never thought I'd consider moving to another country to escape nuclear doom! I've always considered myself a patriot. But I believe I can share my faith better if I'm alive and in another country than here suffering here in the US Muslim takeover or nuclear fallout!

[Keith Young · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow, wow, WOW!

This is an amazing book that is well written and very very difficult to put down once you start reading. I would love to see a Christian film company put this into a movie as it would be very very good.

[Bill McDonald · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is a fictional story about the end of America. It tries to use Bible prophecy to make the case. I don't recommend it, shabby eschatology.

[Chad Leivan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good ended

Good final book. Definitely a long way from the first. Worth the read. Fast read well written. Feel it lost some of it's Biblical guidance in this book.

[Beulah F. McGraw · Rating 2 out of 5]

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For new believers and those seasoned who don't believe things like this could happen, this is an excellent read. I have been a prepper and believer for a while and got bored. This hits everything the prophets and Christian anaylsts have been telling us. We don't know the time of the return of Christ, therefore, it is best to be prepared spiritually and economically. Do not be a lazy christian.

[Dean L. Randolph · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommended read

Great book. Chilling. If it is consistent with prophetic biblical truth as it appears to be, America is in trouble and we must heed its' message, NOW! My seminary education never once referred to Mystery Babylon as America, but John Price's biblically based arguments are quite compelling in this later-day era of Christian thought, and has caused me to rethink my position.

[Marcia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Shocking, frightening, but very possible

While none of us know when rapture will take place, events as portrayed in these 3 novels are disturbing to say the least. But so much proof that the U.S. Is the daughter of Babylon. Our government and lawmakers and Supreme Court have taken us down this path that kills innocent babies and endorses homosexual marriage as normal and legal, may God help us!

[Peter Vanderhaak · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sad but likely.

I thoroughly enjoyed and related to John's previous three books but was not looking forward to this end of the trilogy...I knew the ending before I read it. Glad to be one who already left Babalon...you should give serious prayer to your decision. God Bless us all.

[Judy Stephens · Rating 3 out of 5]

Relevant plot for our times but...

Poorly written, with bad grammar at times. Plot was easy to follow, but characters not so much. Some characters were left hanging. I have no idea what happened to them. Follows biblical scripture is the only reason I gave the third star. Recommendations at the end of the book are worth checking into.

[Joan · Rating 1 out of 5]

Can't believe I actually finished the book--poor writing, repetition of scenarios, incomplete thought processes, etc. etc.

[Keith · Rating 3 out of 5]

Disappointing ending to the series in that there is no real ending or conclusion. The reader is left wondering, "What happens next?"

[Donna B. Gee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Way to go John

This easy to read book not only showing insight to the"end days ", but was what I can see happening. I enjoyed that book and all the characters!!!