WOE 1: 2038 - 2048

by Nathan Scott

Overview

Get ready to experience one of the most compelling, emotional novels you have ever read!

 

In WOE 1: 2038-2048, Nathan Scott has pinned out a big picture of what five End-Time events-which would have sweeping effects on the entire globe-could possibly look like. However, according to biblical prophecy, these events, described as "the first woe" in the book of Revelation, will come true!

 

Can you imagine these effects happening worldwide?

 

• Decimated food supply

• Stock market backlash and international conflict

• Sea and human life lost at alarming rates

• Wormwood in the water system affecting many people; many will not survive

• Elements smitten across the globe, causing chaos

• Violent locust attacks on humanity, causing suicide attempts with no success.

 

Scientist and minister Michael T. Lathan Jr. and scientist Rina Adelstein team up with a, US Geological Survey program coordinator/volcanologist, prominent clergies, and world leading scientists to try and come up with answers as to why this series of bizarre, destructive events are suddenly happening worldwide. All while Michael and Rina try to navigate their unavoidable attraction to each other.

 

In breathtaking detail, WOE 1: 2038-2048 author Nathan Scott explores those End-Time events, portraying the consequences that humanity will suffer because of constant disregard of the two greatest mandates given by God: that we should prove our love of Him by loving Him and loving one another unconditionally.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798985687019
Publisher:	Blesscott Company, LLC
Publication date:	04/04/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	224
File size:	531 KB

Editorial Reviews

"WOE 1: 2038 – 2048 is a fascinating and inspiring read. It blends sci-fi, adventure, religion, and romance in a unique way. The relationships between the characters are filled with warmth and love and provide a nice contrast to the dramatic events going on in the world. The story is very timely in showing where we are going as a society and what we need to do to turn things around."—Lisa Erickson

From the Publisher

2023-03-08
In this future-set Christian thriller, experts must decide if alarming global events are signs of an approaching apocalypse.

One day in 2038, barrages of fiery hailstones pummel countries around the world. This freak incident is over quickly, but its impact lasts much longer as the hailstones severely burned anyone and anything they hit. The president of the United States puts together a committee of scientists to try to provide an explanation for the damaging storms. Other terrifying global events follow, including ocean vortexes that take down ships; apparently contaminated water that causes hallucinations and violent episodes; and other natural disasters, including earthquakes. Mike Lathan, who’s studying pastoral ministry in Dallas, and a promising Seattle science student named Rina Adelstein join their respective mentors at experts’ meetings, where some are convinced that there’s a scientific explanation for all that’s happening. Spiritual advisors, however, note similarities between the ongoing events and familiar biblical stories. Mike and others believe that the phenomena are God’s punishment for an amoral world and part of a prophecy foretelling the End of Days. Scott deftly packs a world-spanning tale into a relatively compact novel. Along the way, he zeroes in on the absorbing romance between Mike and Rina; both characters are well-developed, as when Rina faces a personal tragedy back in her hometown of Tel Aviv. Secondary characters receive much less attention, but several brief scenes reveal the devastating events’ worldwide consequences, showcasing specific effects on such places as North Africa, Japan, and Italy: “As Francesco Vincenzo was locking up his private law office, he heard the noise and looked upward toward the gulf to see what appeared to be a black cloud, a very large one, moving rapidly toward the downtown area.” The author weaves an overt but never overwhelming Christian theme into the storyline, which proceeds as a deliberate pace as several rounds of discussions churn out proposals while passing years pile on catastrophes. The book covers just over a decade, and its ending hints at a sequel.

Well-sketched characters carry a slow-paced but effective start to a potential series.

Kirkus Reviews