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| Original Title: | Soul Harvest |
| ISBN: | 0842329250 (ISBN13: 9780842329255) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Left Behind #4 |
Tim LaHaye
Paperback | Pages: 424 pages Rating: 3.97 | 30009 Users | 571 Reviews
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| Title | : | Soul Harvest: The World Takes Sides (Left Behind #4) |
| Author | : | Tim LaHaye |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 424 pages |
| Published | : | August 1998 by Tyndale House (first published June 23rd 1998) |
| Categories | : | Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian |
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Having survived the wrath of the Lamb--a global earthquake in the 21st month of the Tribulation--pilot Rayford Steele and reporter Buck Williams now embark on a journey of absorbing adventure and Christian triumph. Soul Harvest is book four in the enormously popular Left Behind series (seven books are planned in all), based on those who are left behind in the Rapture. Written with the same gripping pace of Tom Clancy and John Grisham (film rights have already been sold for the first two books), the authors take us to Iraq, America, underground shelters, and the bottom of the Tigris river as Steele and Williams search for loved ones. Meanwhile, biblical prophecies are fulfilled at every turn, including the great soul harvest. For many Christian followers, this series has become a tangible and thrilling testament to the Book of Revelations. --Gail HudsonRating About Books Soul Harvest: The World Takes Sides (Left Behind #4)
Ratings: 3.97 From 30009 Users | 571 ReviewsCommentary About Books Soul Harvest: The World Takes Sides (Left Behind #4)
After getting wrapped up in the characters and feeling the need to find out what happens to them was the only reason I continued to read all the books in the series. The authors definately knew how to draw someone in and keep it just entertaining enough for them not to put it down and never think of it again - barely. I read the series for it's fiction appeal, not the biblical meanings, so was a bit disappointed in the writings. If the authors had cut some of the scripture and backstory eachI read what I did of this series because it was one of the few books my then-husband would read, and I wanted to be able to discuss books with him. I won't be reading more of these books, or re-reading any of the ones I already read, and reading them didn't help give me and my ex-husband anything interesting to talk about anyway since he didn't want to hear the ways in which my opinion on the series varied from his.
Read this in the library so I wouldn't give the authors royalties. What a fraudulent piece of shit this series is.
In this installment of the series a mark appears on the foreheads of believers which only other believers can see. Again I don't know if this is actually the way God will work out this prophecy (I'm a Christian and have no problem with accepting the truth of the book of Revelation). The books attempt to give a literal interpritation of the Book. It's (their) only real failure as far as I'm concerned is that the writing itself isn't all that great.Again, While I may not agree with the theology in
Book 3 ends with a bangor better yet, an earthquake. Not just any earthquake, the mother of all Earthquakes: the Wrath of the Lamb. This is a world-wide earthquake that wipes out nearly a quarter of the worlds already depleted population. With our Tribulation Saints scattered world-wide, the need to know where everyone is will have you picking up book 4 without a moments hesitation. Rayfords new wife, Amanda, is MIA. The last anyone knew she boarded a plane to land at headquarters in New
This was the fourth book in the Left Behind series and it was really intense. The book built off of where the last one left off. The novel was so intense and filled with so many plot twists that it will keep you reading till the very end. ProsIntenseClift hangersMakes you want to read in one sittingNon stop actionGood writing style Plot developmentCharacter development ConsNon
Why I hate these books, in two sentences: "Sandy Moore had been at the table with her newspaper and coffee when a huge oak tree crashed through the roof with such force that it flattened her and the heavy wood table... Had not the rest of her body been compressed to inches, she might have appeared to be dozing."Compressed to inches? ah... ah... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHATerrible, terrible writing. Terrible.
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