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Title	:	Apollyon (Left Behind #5)
Author	:	Tim LaHaye
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Large Print
Pages	:	Pages: 480 pages
Published	:	February 1st 2001 by Thorndike Press (first published February 1st 1999)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian

Apollyon (Left Behind #5) Hardcover | Pages: 480 pages

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A New York Times BestsellerThis is the fifth volume in the Left Behind series of novels based on New Testament prophecies about the end of life on Earth. In this book, the world has been visited by a plague of demon locusts that attack anyone without the seal of God etched on their foreheads. Internet communication is becoming the primary means of maintaining unity within the underground resistance movement of believers. New global warfare threatens a third of the world's population. And the Tribulation Force members deal with personal crises, including pregnancies and lost family members.

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Original Title:	Apollyon
ISBN:	0786229071 (ISBN13: 9780786229079)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Left Behind #5
Literary Awards:	Christy Award Nominee for Futuristic (2000)

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This was a decent book to read in the series. I do not think it was quite as good as Soul Harvest, but it was still entertaining. This book initially takes place immediately after Soul Harvest, but then it ends up jumping "ahead" more than I remembered it doing or realized it did the first time around. I do think the authors have improved their story-telling with each successive novel, especially the dialogue. This book also had some crazy "intense" moments in it, where the heroes are forced to

This book is full of action and I zipped through it. It didn't hurt that I started it on a night I had insomnia, so I had many hours uninterrupted to get hooked on the story.**Backstory: This is Christian fiction. I first read it when the book came out in 1999, and enjoyed it a great deal as a Christian with little exposure to the concepts of the Rapture or Revelations. I am re-reading this series to decide if it should stay in my library 20 years later. I have a lot more exposure to the topics

Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins in their book Apollyon Book Five in the Left Behind series published by Tyndale House Publishers takes us to the events of Chapter 9, verses 1-12 in Revelation, the last book of The Bible.In the Bible book of Revelation an Angel is dispatched to the bottomless pit with a key. Once the pit is opened out pour locusts upon the Earth unlike any ever seen before. And their sole purpose is to torment for five months "only those men which have not the seal of God in

The fifth chapter of the Left Behind series can be divided in to two halves in regards to the plot. The first, which centres around a conference and Nicolae's approach to it is lacking any real action until it wraps up, and although there are some character developing motions, it is largely redundant. The second half drives the story forwards in line with the expectations laid out in Christian literature. The writers ensure nothing can be predicted other than the general predictions and their

POTENTIAL SPOILERS AHEAD! !Don't be deceived by the title of this book. The monster you may remember from Pilgrims Progress doesn't appear - he's only mentioned by the strangest locust demons you'll ever read about - UNTILL you realise that's exactly how the Bible describes them! (Rev 9:7-11) As I've said in previous Left Behind reviews, these books are great for bringing Revelation to life & making you turn again to the Word, the Truth, to see if LaHaye's depiction matches up.Also brought

Ah this one was really good too! I liked this storyline, and things are getting pretty intense now! I can't wait to keep reading this series!

In this, the fifth book of the "Left Behind" series, the writing has definitely improved, for the most part. Another big improvement is a noticeable lessening of illogical actions and events that were so annoying in earlier volumes. That is not to say that is is completely lacking, though. In this book, we are reminded of the revelation in the "Soul Harvest" that Carpathia had Bruce Barnes poisoned. The question is, "Why?". At the time, Bruce (and the "Tribulation Force" as a whole) was no great