Target, Antichrist (Left Behind #6) - Jerusalem

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This book is an accurate representation of the end times, following the biblical prhophesie, the rapture. As this book depicts the Two witnesses death and resurrection and the Antichrists death, it is thrilling. As we follow Rayford on his quest to be the chosen one to kill Carpathia the Antichrist we are left with not knowing who was the assaian. Was it Rayford with his very technological advanced saber pistol? Or Chaim who has just suffered from a stroke, but has manufactured unspeakably sharp blades made by hand. Or was it Mac. Carrying his pistol aligned directly behind Carpathia. Left with a cliff hanger like no other book it sure has me wanting more.

This book is filled with action and leaves nothing to the imagination...
Lets find our hearts and search our souls so we don't ever have to witness these events.
We do not want to be left behind....God Bless these Authors

This one gets quite deep into the spiritual struggles the characters are going through, mainly Rayford, who wants to be the one to kill Nicolae, and starts doing things that he shouldn’t.

It’s a bit unrealistic the way that the Assassination occurs, mainly that people don’t see who did it, and it leaves you wondering exactly what happened.

There’s something notable about this book- not counting the prequels, this is the first book in the series to have scenes centered upon other characters besides Rayford and Buck. Until now, none of the other characters were ever seen without one of them. But now other characters are seen separately from them which is something that they truly should’ve started doing a lot sooner.

The adventures of Buck, Rayford and rest of the Tribulation Force continue in another great novel in the series. I continue to be astounded, curious and terrified by the novels in the Left Behind series.

The Tribulation Force is continues to prepare for the future they know is coming as well as deal with the horrors of the present. As it is explained in the last book in the Bible, the warnings and urges from God to the nonbelievers is eliminating a record number of people and whether it is natural disasters or giants locusts everyone needs to be ready. Hattie has vanished and they feel that their hiding place could be in danger of being discovered.. Rayford hate for the antichrist is growing and he is hoping that the Lord will use him as a weapon against the evil one. As the Tribulation Force continues it's war against Nicolae, they know that history has already been written and what must be done.

This novel is one of the better ones in the series. The pace and continued character development makes this novel worth a read for the fans of the series. The reader will not want to put in this novel down. The best part of all is that novels ends with a bang!

Grade A-

Assassins, the sixth book in the Left Behind Series, presents an interesting moral dilemma. The Tribulation Saints know from their study of Scripture that someone will assassinate the Antichrist. Which is convenient since several characters become so enraged at Carpathia that they're willing to be the ones to do it. However, Rayford Steele is now a believer. His growing anger at and hatred of Carpathia represent sin in his life that needs to be dealt with. Since Rayford isn't willing to repent, he subjects his loved ones to periodic outbursts of anger. He attempts to justify his murderous rage by claiming he is only acting out what Scripture says must be done. He will not resolve his inner conflict until book seven.

The plot of this book grows a bit complicated as old and new characters fight to survive, work to foil the Antichrist's plot, and struggle to protect their loved ones. Among the goings on, I noticed an interesting aspect of the story concerning the visibility of spiritual forces. More judgments pour out on earth during this section--a plague of death by fire, smoke, sulfur, and deadly snake strikes carried out by 200 million demonic horsemen. However, only the believers can see the horsemen. All who have closed their hearts to God see only nature's forces.

This reminded me of a story from II Kings about the Old Testament prophet Elisha. The King of Syria discovered that Elisha had revealed his secret war plans. So he sent his great army against one man, Elisha. Elisha's servant saw the army and cried out, "Alas, master, what shall we do?"

Elisha said, "Don't be afraid. Those who are with us are more than those who are with them." Then he prayed for God to open his servant's eyes. Immediately, the servant was able to see the spiritual realm--which usually passes unseen in our word--and the horses and chariots of fire God had sent to protect His prophet.

Based on such stories, the authors imagined a great gift for the Tribulation saints: the ability to discern what's really going on in the world around them--no matter how many others remain blind. Whenever I see God's Name maligned and yearn for a little vindication, I remember their special ability. Wouldn't it be wonderful to have that gift today?