Seven Years Until Eternity: The Rise of the Antichrist

by Benjamin L. Reynolds

Seven Years Until Eternity: The Rise of the Antichrist tells the story of the earth's final 7 year period spoken of in the bible's books of Daniel and Revelation. The story centers on how the antichrist rises to power from obscurity to lead a ten nation coalition that controls the entire world. He uses his military genius and satanic power to unify the world under a new global economic system that centers on everyone receiving a mark of loyalty and worshipping him as god. Church members look for the rapture as they struggle to survive and spread the gospel while being aided by angels, spiritually attacked by demons and relentlessly hunted by the forces of the antichrist. Ultimately, the fate of the antichrist, Satan and mankind is decided at the final battle of Armageddon. This book Includes: * A thrilling storyline that is based on bible scriptures that will one day come to pass * Battles between angels and demons as they wage spiritual warfare for the souls of mankind * 11 Easy to understand Bible Prophecy charts that portray how biblical endtime events will happen in the future, including two charts describing the countries that the antichrist is most likely to rise to power from

Genres: Christian Fiction, Christian

396 pages, Paperback

First published November 11, 2010

Reviews

[Diana · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was given the opportunity to review this book and admittedly, it took some time for me to get through it. This is a fictionalized view of Revelations and it is a good story. It was more to the point than the Left Behind series. The part that I loved most about the book was that the corresponding scripture is notated so you can check it out for yourself. I think that alone makes it worth reading as each step is notated against Revelations as he weaves his story with the characters in the book.

[Reeda Booke · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one wasn't as engaging as I would have liked. Big chunks of the story seemed more like a news account than an actual story. There were many grammatical and spelling errors, some of which were distracting enough to take me out of the story.
It concentrated more on what was happening worldwide and not enough on many of the characters so that I really didn't connect with them. But it did get the message of salvation across, so for that I give it 3 stars.

[Donna Amaral · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting view point.

I almost stopped reading this book very early on. There are a goodly number of typographical errors as well as grammatical errors that make it hard to follow. That is very distracting and only by being too stubborn to give up did I get to the meat of the story. I have the second book and can only hope it doesn't have the same issues.
I have read the Bible and am not sure I agree with this timeline, but I did find it interesting and food for thought.

[Judy Stephens · Rating 3 out of 5]

Distracted

I give this book 3 stars only because the message is good.
Throughout most of the book the grammatical errors were impossible to ignore, was vs were, etc. That and the fact the writing is on approximately a 7th grade level. I understand why but I spent half the book wanting to quit reading it. I would recommend it to teenagers but there are better written books for an adult level reader.

[Shirlene Foy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book had me crying, praying and wanting God's will for my life

Because the book is fantastic and has the reader drawn into the end days, everyone should read this. God bless

[Keni Arts · Rating 5 out of 5]

Apocalyptic. Good story. Well written. I liked that the lead character, a pastor, was a Black man. Although this is fiction, Reynolds gives ample scripture references to support the basis of the book.

[Anne · Rating 3 out of 5]

A reasonably good end-times fiction. Dragged a bit at times. I half-Jewish, Half Muslim antichrist whose opponent, a quiet, introspective black Baptist preacher make for a different perspective on the Apocalypse.

[Kim Garrison · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have read other books like this, such as Left Behind Series and a few others. This is a more consolidated version, but it really makes you think about stuff that is for sure

[Oziofu okwuosa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great!

Great book. There was a gentleness and sincerity that was apparent. I was blessed and taught by it. Thank you so much for this.