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The Thirteenth Prophet

The Thirteenth Prophet

Bishop, Rodney

Paperback

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN10: 1480087750
ISBN13: 9781480087750
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Oct 11 2012
Pages: 308
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.65 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
If God wanted to send the world a message today, how would He do it? That's what The Thirteenth Prophet asks, and answers for some. Which will you be, a believer or a non believer? Rodney Bishop, 25-year comedy veteran and local troublemaker, will take you on a journey like you've never been on before - one that's bound to leave the reader wondering, Did this really happen? Join the author, after he leaves the local comedy club, on a thirteen day experience that changed his life and the history of the world. Yep, that's what I said, the history of the world! It seems that the heavenly Creator decides to send a messenger to earth, named Man Dude Mann. His job is to convince a troubled soul that the reason for his life's many pitfalls is that he has always been a prophet of God. And if that isn't enough, he is required to self-publish a book called The Thirteenth Prophet. This book is to is to warn the world of an upcoming calamity that no one really wants to know about. Ride along for thirteen days, as the narrator tries to get a grip on what is happening and asks, Why me?, and, Why do I have to tell all this bad news? This is not to mention the multiple issues the messenger himself faces. It would seem that even the angels are in trouble with God, just as are you and I. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll question, and you may be disturbed about some of what you'll read in The Thirteenth Prophet. And, I will guarantee you this: It's the scariest book you will ever read! You should read it chronologically, as it happens, and only discuss it with someone who has done the same (for full effect). Do finish it before you form your own conclusion, and don't look ahead. That would spoil it.

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