A Shattered Image

The Revelation

De: Bradley Nolan Berryhill

Narrado por: Bradley Berryhill

A SHATTERED IMAGE (The Revelation): A Prophetic End Times Thriller About the Rapture, Biblical Prophecy, and the Global Deception to Follow

WHEN PROPHECY COLLIDES WITH TRADITION, THE TRUTH DEMANDS A CHOICE.

With today's headlines reading like the End of Days, humanity searches for answers—often settling for explanations that sound right, but aren't the whole truth.

Humanity is shattered—separated from its Creator.

And God is about to shake every foundation and reveal what remains.

In the heart of Jerusalem, Izzy Gillaspy Cohen—a streetwise orphan and petty thief—is thrust into a world where biblical prophecy unfolds in our time, and a modern world is pulled into rising deception.

Much like David of the Bible, Izzy is the least likely of characters to one day become the most essential man in Israel.

After being sent to live with his Orthodox uncle—the leader of a grassroots movement preparing young men for the future Temple's sacrificial services—Izzy's questions begin to stir more than curiosity.

"If there is no Temple, there is no blood sacrifice.

If there is no blood sacrifice, there is no forgiveness.

And without forgiveness, man remains a shattered image of God."

Then it happens. A sudden, lightning-like event tears across the sky.

Millions vanish.

The world takes a dramatic turn and Izzy discovers that truth and tradition can't both be worshiped.

Truth has a cost.

Will Izzy accept it—or will the traditions of men prove stronger than revelation itself?

For listeners of rapture fiction, biblical prophecy books, and stories like Left Behind and 1984, this is more than a story to hear—It is a warning.

IN THE SHADOW OF THE TEMPLE MOUNT, PROPHECY IGNITES—AND SO DOES ONE MAN'S SEARCH FOR TRUTH, SALVATION, AND THE DESTINY OF ALL PEOPLE.

A prophetic novel that blurs the line between Scripture and story—revealing the hope, warning, and redemption at the heart of the End Times.

©2025 Bradley Berryhill (P)2026 Bradley Berryhill

Feels Like You’re Living the Story

This audiobook could not be more timely. It offers a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of end-times perspectives across different cultures, including Jewish, Muslim, and Middle Eastern viewpoints. What stood out most to me was how seamlessly it wove together these belief systems in a way that felt both respectful and deeply insightful.
From the very beginning, I was completely drawn in. The narration and storytelling were so vivid that I often felt as though I was right there in the scenes, experiencing the events firsthand. It’s rare to find a book that not only informs but also immerses you to this degree.
Beyond being engaging, this audiobook challenges you to think more deeply about history, faith, and current global events. It connects ancient beliefs with modern-day realities in a way that feels both relevant and compelling.
I couldn’t stop listening and found myself reflecting on it long after each session. This is absolutely worth your time. Truly is. . . “For such a time as this.”