When the storm has swept by, the wicked are gone, but the righteous stand firm forever. Proverbs 10:25

In the final thrilling book of the Last Gentile trilogy, the tribulation years are drawing to a close. An asteroid two miles wide has collided with Earth, devastating what was left of America’s heartland and beginning a nuclear winter. As the asteroid’s meteorites begin to pelt the earth with fiery hail, the Antichrist desecrates the temple in Jerusalem and declares himself god – fulfilling Bible prophecy of the human race’s final days.

Terror Closes In.
With just three and a half years left until the glorious second coming of Christ and the final battle of Armageddon, God himself begins to pour out his wrath on Carlo Ventini’s followers. Satan is unleashed to hunt and kill Christians. The Antichrist begins to restore Babylon to its former splendor with plans to rule the earth from the ancient city.

Truth Rings Out.
But all is not lost. The 144,000 Jewish witnesses foretold in Bible prophecy have already begun spreading the truth of Jesus. Moses and Elijah walk among the people of Earth, warning them not to be deceived by the Antichrist and the False Prophet. Apollyon and his demonic legions roam the earth, torturing those who do not have the seal of God on their foreheads. And a small band of Christians sets out to find other believers and unite with them to witness to people who haven’t yet taken the mark of the beast. With the final battle approaching, their race to save souls and defeat Satan becomes a race against time – and evil itself.

Life Finds a Way.
Yet as God’s wrath and Satan’s fury take the earth to the brink of destruction, new life springs up and flourishes. God’s love for his people shines through as Jesus Christ’s promise to return and bring peace to the world is magnificently fulfilled.

With nonstop action and heart-stopping suspense, The Final Witness gives a terrifying glimpse of the final days before the second coming of Christ, ending with the final showdown between Jesus and Satan. You’ll be encouraged by the Christian rebels’ victories, appalled at the cruelty of the Antichrist and his followers – but in the end you’ll be moved by this satisfying ending to the Last Gentile trilogy.