Maybe if the characters don't repeat themselves and each other so much.

No

Yes

Not sure, I didn't finish listening to the book. No opinion.

This book is very informative and enlightening. I enjoyed listening to the audiobook. The Narrator did an ok job with reading it but there were times that I was confused between characters.

More research and facts and less made to fit Bible versus.

Less self aggrandizing bull crap!

?

all of it

I have never thought it necessary to write a review before. However this book was so AWFUL! I felt it necessary to do so. Save your money buy something better

If you are the type of person that turns on the evening news just to see all the bad going on in the world (and enjoy it) you might like this book. Not only is the book extremely depressing it is poorly written which leads to poorly read. Through all nine stages it is the same story. I tried to figure it out, couldn’t, tell me the answer, give me more hints. They try to relate today back to Isaiah gospels. They could relate it back to almost any story when you already know the outcome.

The book does not work and not worth 10 cents. Don’t waste the time or money. The world needs inspiration not dribble like this!

Well read presentation about history and how it is repeating itself, A very disturbing look at our failing nation, it's leadership and how the masses follow the wrong path for the nation and America!

The supporting facts from the history from 2500 years ago and how this nation follows the ancient biblical history of Isreal as a nation turned from God

No

No, the entire book was fascinating and very well read by the author.

No

Narration was good. Not good enough to overcome the awful climax of this story. It's as if I were on this never ending scavenger hunt, where the grand prize was a religious sermon. The poor woman he was telling the story to would have stood up and said "at first I thought you were nuts, but now I'm sure of it. Get out!" Look, It did not translate as it was intended to. Not as awe-striking as the the writer believed. Over dramatizing the listeners reactions cheapened the experience. The connections went from interesting in the beginning to monotonous, and just kept on. But the biggest offense to me was the perspective that the World Trade Center tragedy was driven by "God" letting us know we had lost our way and this is our punishment. That is irresponsible to say the very least. No, it's not the overly religious freaks that bombed the World Trade Center. The ones that believe in the same kind of religious propaganda this book is slinging. Fear mongering is old school, threats of eternal damnation is flat out medieval. You religious fanatics need to step up your game.It's crap like this that turns people away from religion and will most likely turn them away from this book.

Miserable, senseless, endless drivel. The point could have been made in a few setences.

The plot and "mystery" of this story si so transparent you find yourself wondering how the main character can be so dense. The author has strung a lot of coincidences together and tried to make it into some big hidden secret about America being the second incarnation of ancient Israel. Hinging entirely on 2 verses from the Book of Isaiah, the narrative completely ignores the fact that America is a Christian nation, NOT a Jewish nation, and that the ancient laws of Judaism do not apply to Christians, followers of the second covenant.
Don't waste your time.

If the author really has received a prophecy, why does he have to put it in the form of a novel? Why not just spell out exactly what the prophecy is? I kept having this thought as I tried to listen to the book. I got about 3/4 of the way through and had to move on.

I usually don't listen to these types of books but this one caught my attention. After reading most of the reviews I decided no because I thought it was just going to preachify but then got it anyway out of curiosity. I'm glad I did. I found that it was very interesting and was read well. The main point I got out of this story was not about the events or dates as much as just a pure and simple reminder. This story is worth a listen.