Apollyon

Left Behind, Volume 5

De: Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins

Narrado por: Richard Ferrone

The Tribulation Force is gathering in Jerusalem, where thousands of the faithful are receiving crucial teachings from their leader. They must be prepared for the fourth Trumpet Judgement prophesied in Revelations. Soon, even the sun will be affected, and a plague of anguish will be released on earth.

As the Tribulation Force continues its dramatic struggle against evil, Apollyon offers stunning apocalyptic visions. Richard Ferrone's riveting narration captures the suspense of the physical conflicts and the drama of the spiritual challenges. When Left Behind, the first book in LaHaye and Jenkins' inspirational saga, was published, it attracted millions of fans worldwide. Since then, each succeeding book has joined it on best seller lists. Apollyon, the fifth volume, is a thrilling continuation of the battle between the followers of Christ and the forces of Nicolae, the Antichrist.

Browse the entire Left Behind series.©1999 Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins (P)2000 Recorded Books, LLC

must read

if you believe in the Holy Words of God, this is a great book series.

best series

love this series, they do a great job about telling the story of the tribulations in an entertaining way but still getting the point across about. Getting right with God and not being left behind.

The Story Continues...

This series is a great way to learn about the end times written in Revelations. Once this series is started, it is near impossible to not continue.

Superb

Betrayal and new birth are the hallmarks of Apollyon, as the Tribulation Force preserves towards Christ's return.

Amazing!!

I absolutely love these books. God is amazing and terrifying all at the same time.

great to hear

great to hear. this is qn eye opener for a mature audience the narration

Love all the Bible references!

Narration is done well. Story is great and brings in Jesus, the Bible, God and so many things you need to learn about. So much easier to learn when some fiction is thrown in also. Leads one to research more several times.

Get saved now

if you are reading this for curiosity you will not finish it before you are on your knees asking Jesus into your life. you do not want to live through this tribulation... should be taught in sunday school/

Inspiring!!!!

A story all believers and non believers should read!!
Stirs the heart, replenishes the soul and tells the truth of what's to come.
Now is the time to come to Christ!!
John 3:16 will lead the way.
God is GREAT all the time!!!!!!!

An Engaging, Beautiful Book.

As I’ve said in my review of the first four books, this series is an excellent biblical adaptation to help you get a better understanding of what the events of the end of time will look like.
And if you are not a Christian, then these books still stand by themselves as excellent thrillers. If you do find yourself asking old questions, then I would encourage you to seek answers as these characters have. Now on to the actual review.
Here we are, five books in and this series just keep getting better. Whether it’s the moral struggle presented in this book or just the exciting action scenes. The emotional, realistic writing of characters’ choices, or the fact that dialogue is written how people actually talk. Whatever example you might use, this book comes across as feeling very complete.
I cried at the sudden main death in the book (I won’t name it as to not spoil it). I felt joy at the main exoneration. I felt meaningful, compassionate sadness two of the main characters' refusal of Christ. All the way around this story made me feel, which at the end of the day is the primary goal of any good story.
As for Ferrone’s narration, I feel like it improves with each book as well. His trademark dry descriptions only serve to play into the dark, gritty world these characters live in. His differentiation in accents, sexes, and just some voices being deeper than others really enriched the mental picture I hold as I listen. I couldn’t picture someone else narrating at this point.
I would recommend this book to anyone, and I am eager to listen to “Assassins”.