The Beginning of Sorrows

Enmeshed by Evil...How Long Before America Is No More?

Gilbert Morris has written more than 80 inspiring novels, many of them best sellers. In this epic work, he and his co-authors use Biblical truth and powerful allegory to offer a new way of thinking about the end times.In the year 2050, the U.S. government rules that humanity is nature’s worst enemy and herds all of its citizens into a few overcrowded cities. An insidious new version of Germany’s Third Reich, led by an indestructible madman, infiltrates the White House and uses an electricity-eating virus to plunge the nation into darkness. Except for a handful of God’s chosen people, who are converging in the hills, the entire nation lies on the brink of chaos.

©1999 Gilbert, Lynn, and Alan Morris (P)2001 Recorded Books, LLC

End time truth

Slow start, hard to follow, jumped around so much, brought it together almost too late, very intriguing.

End of sorrows!

If I was to READ this book I would have put it down on the third chapter. The story line is very long winded, and on some points Redundent. I did however follow it to the end. I did get into the charetures in the story and have ponderd long on the ideas brought up about how our walk with God can be lost in the living. If you are one who likes to read between the lines this is not the book for that. If you are one who likes to ponder others point of view this is a PERFECT resouce to that end.
Over all I enjoyed the reading, Paul brought a lot of feeling to this book that I would not have felt.

Fantastic

It was a stunning story, though I hope you are writing a 2nd part. However, you could have dated this one 25 years earlier, as I believe the Rapture will have happen, absolutely latest then - Come, Lord Jesus! Come!

captivating and thought-provoking.

a captivating and thought-provoking storyline with strong parallels to current events. any of the fictional events described could very well be tomorrow's headline.

Did not capture my attention as with others of this genre.

dry, could not get into narration. It put me to sleep even when I was cleaning the house.