On the Mountain of the Lord

By: Ray Bentley, Bodie Thoene

Narrated by: Ray Bentley

Jack Garrison lost his wife and their only child in a car accident...and thereafter lost his faith. In this dramatic novel, the 33-year-old skeptic experiences the mysterious wonder of being caught up in visions, dreams, and real-life experiences. Listeners journey with Jack throughout the Holy Land...and also globally, from his home in London to the furthest corners of the world.

We watch prophecy being fulfilled...and continuing to unfold...as only best-selling author, Bodie Thoene, and prophecy scholar, Ray Bentley, can paint the pictures and evoke the scenes.

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Israel visited

great book but anticlimactic. Excellent coverage of current and past Israeli history with biblical references interspersed

Well done page Turner with Christian content.

Excellent Biblical teaching, a page turner, and well done. I look forward to the sequel.

Excellent message.

With a single narrator using the same voice inflection for all the characters, I found it difficult to keep which character was speaking. This feeling continued throughout the novel. Definitely an issue with the narrator. The story line was magnificent.

Amazing book

Compelling, believable, captivating work of historical fiction. Bodie never let's me down. A must read.

I learned so much of Gods love for His Chosen ones

This book is so well written and spoken I can’t wait to get to the second one! I love Israel and support her in Jesus name. Amen

An exciting contemporary story

The series is very exciting. I couldn't wait to find out what happened next. the mixture of modern Jewish culture and history and current events made it seem real.

Narration awful - wonderful story

It was a struggle to listen to the narrator, who is a co-author no less. I couldn't believe that such a heartfelt story could be read in such an uninspiring and unconvincing tone. I love all the Thoene books, so pushed through. It definitely took something away from the experience to have this narrator.

It doesn’t get better than this!

On the Mountain of the Lord gets all praise from me. The page-turner possesses great, well developed characters, a attention- building story line, and superb performance. The story line: Think tank participant goes on a research trip to Israel. His life will never to the same!!!

Good story

I am enjoying the story and looking forward to the next book in the series. Not a fan of the narration, he is a bit robotic so I can’t say that it was fun to listen to.

A Fascinating Storyline

“This is the land where prophecy is fulfilled,” Lev said. “Where the temporary and the eternal meet. Can’t understand the things of today without studying the words of yesterday.”—Ray Bentley and Bodie Thoene, On the Mountain of the Lord.

Submerged in doubt after a brutal car accident ripped his wife, child, and faith from him, Dr. Jack Garrison travels to Israel on a fact-finding mission. When he experiences inexplicable visions within hours of landing, he knows he’s in over his head.

Join Dr. Garrison as he teams up with longtime friend Lev and a dauntless female Israeli Border Police officer to battle a furtive yet deadly enemy. His journey will take him from the city streets of London to the furthest shores of the Mediterranean as he's forced to confront his doubts and accept the astonishing possibility that he is witnessing an ancient prophecy unfold.

The storyline of On the Mountain of the Lord was fascinating, and I read through the book with delight as Jack Garrison found his faith and discovered his prophetic gifts. In my view, we are living in the very end of days—a perfect time to read this novel. It’s an imaginative modern-day prodigal thriller with well-developed characters and a sweet love story. Brock and Bodie Thoene have written many Christian historical novels and are adept at writing theirs in biblical settings. She wrote On the Mountain of the Lord (book 1 in the Elijah Chronicles series) with prophecy scholar Ray Bentley, and while it was good, it just didn’t have the same punch as some of her other work. 3.5 stars.