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The Last Disciple (The Last Disciple #1)

Hank Hanegraaff

Paperback | Pages: 395 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 1134 Users | 106 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Last Disciple
ISBN:	0842384383 (ISBN13: 9780842384384)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Last Disciple #1

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What if the Antichrist has already been revealed? The first book in a gripping new series by best-selling authors Sigmund Brouwer and Hank Hanegraaff explores the lives of Christians who struggle to survive and spread the Gospel during the climactic turbulence of “the last days.” With the enemy seeking to decipher the code of John's letter, Revelation, and destroy the church, believers must cling to the hope Revelation provides as they face the greatest of all persecutions. In this spellbinding story of faith and fulfilled prophecy, readers discover the “code” of Revelation as they begin to see it through the eyes of the persecuted believers to whom it was written.

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Title	:	The Last Disciple (The Last Disciple #1)
Author	:	Hank Hanegraaff
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 395 pages
Published	:	May 23rd 2005 by Tyndale House Publishers (first published September 10th 2004)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian. Biblical Fiction. Religion

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I found this book quite disjointed. It was like the authors felt the need to manufacture drama. So, they'd give you a few paragraphs (A few pages, if you're lucky.), then jump to a new scene. There were times when the authors would jump to a brand new setting/characters but leave out imperative details. It left the reader confused and hanging, as they quickly cut to a new scene. I found the character development lackingHonestly, it was pretty grueling to get through. To top it off, almost

Interesting take on the book of Revelation.

Set in first-century Rome, The Last Disciple weaves together the stories of Gallus Sergius Vitas, a man within the inner circle of Emperor Nero, with the lives of Christians who are experiencing ever-greater persecution for their beliefs. Vitas has committed to serve justice equally for all, and is no longer able to stand by as Nero carries out horrific acts against Christian believers, or while other Roman rulers plunder and steal to their own benefit. Vitas sets out to Jerusalem to investigate

I bought this book for my husband as a sort of manly-Christian type book awhile back, and he liked it so much he wanted me to read it to discuss the view of the book of Revelation in this story. It's a gorier book than I usually read, but any book on the persecution of the Christians under Nero would be gory, if it did the topic any justice. The body count was high. Unsettling, unstable times. No earthly security. It begs the question, "Would we also be willing to die for our faith?"We had heard

I know the Christian/Fiction Genre Stamp are going to put some people off DO NOT LET IT!!! This is a very Intriguing, Interesting, Insightful Beautifully told book!!! The Historical importance of the book is a large factor in getting more people reading it. But it shows the subject in a more Personable Light.(We all have heard the stories of Old Testament Christians, How it is Jammed down our throats. this book does not do that, The opposite really. Its many POVs of many factions of life, We

A decent 1st Century historical fiction that supports the partial preterist eschatological position. That means it assumes an early date for the writing of the The Revelation of St. John (~65 AD), that Nero is the beast of Revelation, and that the first 18 chapters of Revelation were fulfilled within the 1st Century, culminating with Titus leading the Roman legions in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD.[By contrast, the Left Behind series is based on dispensational premillenialism, which

The Roman Empire is in utter state of corruption. Nero is on the throne and things could hardly be worse, especially for the Christians who faced horrible persecution and unimaginable torture. Betrayal and fear face everyone who lived in that terrible time. A mysterious letter, written by John, has been circulating among the Christians. Their enemies are impatient to learn the meaning of the symbolism mentioned in the letter. Who is the Beast? Who or What does the numbers 666 stand for? When