‘Vanished’: Armageddon Realism

David Jeremiah and Sam O’Neal speculate on how the Christian End Times might actually unfold in today’s world.
‘Vanished’: Armageddon Realism
Coauthors David Jeremiah (top) and Sam O’Neal tell a gripping tale of the Final Days, in “Vanished.” dlula/CC BY-SA 4.0/Edit Resource/Thomas Nelson
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Any serious fictional interpretation of the Second Coming is a bold undertaking. Biblical integrity is obviously a major consideration, but creating a compelling and engaging account is arguably as vital. Without a gripping story, there is the danger of writing something that’s pure proselytization—a sermon of affirmation, conversion, or worse, self-aggrandizement.

“Vanished,” by David Jeremiah and Sam O’Neal, offers a fascinating story about this scenario.

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