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Assassins (Left Behind #6)

Tim LaHaye

Paperback | Pages: 413 pages

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Title	:	Assassins (Left Behind #6)
Author	:	Tim LaHaye
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 413 pages
Published	:	October 2nd 2000 by Tyndale House Publishers (first published July 29th 1999)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian

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Due to my personal belief in the Bible, I have found this entire series to be extremely entertaining and sometimes a little scary. I strongly recommend reading the series in chronological order, or there will be a lot of details that won't make sense. I realize atheists, agnostics, other religions, and even some Christian sects will scoff at the whole concept of the series, and that is their prerogative. I still think they might find the books entertaining, regardless of their theistic leaning. I definitely recommend reading these books.

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Original Title:	Assassins
ISBN:	0842329277 (ISBN13: 9780842329279)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Left Behind #6
Setting:	Jerusalem(Israel) Chicago, Illinois(United States)
Literary Awards:	Christy Award Nominee for Futuristic (2000)

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Apparently I am not quite in line with many of the other reviewers, but in my opinion this was not as good as the other books in the series. While I found the other books to be mostly fast-paced and suspenseful, "Assassins" seemed to drag in several places. It seemed like the authors were just trying too hard to make some things come to life. For example, to pull off some of the events that occur in the story, the characters need to use some extremely sophisticated technology that hasn't been

This book was too slow in parts. I think the next one might have more action(I hope).

My reading through of the Left Behind series hits book 6, which I had not ever read before, or I might have started but never finished. I imagine if I reviewed this with reference only to prophetic passages in Revelations I might get through it with no spoilers, but I'm not up for that so I'm writing a review with spoilers.The Tribulation Force has changed members and the shake up is unsettling, especially for one of our core members, Rayford Steele, the pilot. He is the titular leader of the

Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins in their book Assassins Book Six in the Left Behind series published by Tyndale House Publishers gives us the most thrilling tale yet: Assignment: Jerusalem, Target: Antichrist.In the Bible book of Revelation it is clearly prophesied that the antichrist will suffer a head wound and die. Captain Rayford Steele wants to be the one who kills Nicolae and fulfills this prophecy. However, he is not the only one who wants Nicolae dead. In the meantime, Nicolae is working

This series has me utterly captivated, despite knowing how the book of revelations ends (As do all the characters in the book who follow Christ. I'll spare you the plot , but suffice it to stay "Left Behind" begins with the disappearance of millions of people around the globe as The Bible's book of revelations begins it's literal assent towards the second coming of Jesus. It's an amazing series if you enjoy the thought of what if A: Revelations is completely literal and B: you were alive to live

Due to my personal belief in the Bible, I have found this entire series to be extremely entertaining and sometimes a little scary. I strongly recommend reading the series in chronological order, or there will be a lot of details that won't make sense. I realize atheists, agnostics, other religions, and even some Christian sects will scoff at the whole concept of the series, and that is their prerogative. I still think they might find the books entertaining, regardless of their theistic leaning.

The action in these novels continue to accelerate. Biblical prophecies come to pas. People die. People are saved. There's a cliffhanger that makes me very glad I already have the next book. You can feel this one is a game changer. Some of the writing is still pretty slow. (There's a painful scene where a character explains a joke. Writers, trust your readers. They're cleverer than you think)Test books like these against the Bible, always They're fiction, the Bible is the truth. It's good to