Wrath - The Millennium: God's Wrath Is Now Complete and the 1,000-Year Reign Begins!

Wrath Trilogy, Book 3

De: D. R. Roquemore

Narrado por: Jerry Sciarrio

During the Millennium, Jesus will restore the Earth to the perfection it had before Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden. All of the curses listed in Genesis Chapter Three will be removed. However, those who survive the Great Tribulation and are allowed to enter the Millennium will continue to sin. Wrath - The Millennium is the third and final book in the Wrath Trilogy.

Jackson and Anna have survived the Great Tribulation and now begin their new life together. This final book provides a fascinating look into what life will be like during the thousand-year reign of Christ. The story includes the great rebellion at the end of the Millennium, then concludes with The Judgement Seat of Christ, The Great White Throne Judgement, and eternity.

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Rated G

Great Read

Loved the Trilogy. All three books were great! The Wrath will get you sucked in and the Millennium gives your Hope.

Well done: Gives an eternal perspective to live for

I have done some study at the millennium but this book has excited me to go back to the Bible and study more.

Looking at the millennium through this author’s eyes helps you see how merciful and long-suffering our God is and how He wants all to come to know him.

This book encourages you to have an eternal perspective. Watching the people go through the eternal consequences or rewards at the judgment helps me be eager to live for Him forever to his glory and to express His goodness to those around me.

I thought this book would be the weakest part of the trilogy. I was delighted to find myself on the edge of my seat listening to this audiobook to the end

Love It! Love It! Love It!

Narration is perfect! This is the first story I've ever seen that takes place during and after the Millennium. I was kind of afraid to listen, thinking I'd be disappointed!!I couldn't have been more wrong. Roquemore stuck exactly to the script...the families created during the Millennium, the final rebellion and the Judgment Seat!! Loved it, loved it, loved it!!!

Book 3 suffered

So I loved this series and his creativeness around bringing man's day to day into the end time as set in Revelation but...

while book 3 could have been 3 books I think. I so anticipated it but it moved so fast that I had to rewind to see what I missed. So I am left with a hole wishing I had much more to read that explored more that just trying to educate those living in the 1000 years.

I do hope another book comes out that reflects more on the 1000 reign and then moves us into New Jerusalem.

Will pray he gets inspired to give us readers another book or 4

wonderful book

i have listened to this book over and over. Maybe fiction but gives one something to think about..

Very interesting

Although we know this is a work of fiction. it is an interesting take on what could very well be.

Great read

I love the action and pace of the book. I couldn't stop listening to it.

being tissues

beautiful story. ending will make you cry it's so good. maybe I'm just sensitive lol

Not all the story is based on scripture.

Hell is not a playground for demons and fallen angels to torment people. This part of the story is based on a dream someone had some years back. There is no biblical basis for this.

How about 90% correct

This is a very good book a very good series pastor I appreciate you writing it one thing I do disagree with you is that the lake of fire is not eternal punishment it is a kind of melting of the soul taking it back returning it to nothingness to where it came from the 1,000 years of hell are real but they're not all creatures tearing people apart there are many different types of hell a hell of darkness and loneliness a hell of despair a hell of remembering all your errors and of course there are the ones of the monsters tearing you apart and as far as Jesus riegning the 1,000 years with an iron rod that is kind of true but I think that's another scare tactic that you're denomination uses kind of like the Catholics use hell. I say you're 90% correct in your assumption of this book.