Review of Combining Both Worlds

[Mark M Maxwell]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Combining Both Worlds" by Kim Cousins.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The book "Combining Both Worlds" by Kim Cousins talks about rapture and how the demons tormented the earth and those in it for five months after the Lord's chosen ones were raptured to heaven. The book starts by talking about how Rosa gave birth to a child and how earthquakes affected the earth. As I progressed, the author talked about God's angels sounding the trumpet and how each of the times the trumpet blew, one affliction or the other afflicted the earth. God raptured his own, and the people left on earth after the rapture were tormented by Satan and his soldiers. Furthermore, the book talked about the activities that happened in heaven and the wedding that took place as the saints joined in to witness it. The book discusses how Miah and Caleb left their home of habitat on their journey to Israel and how Miah preached the gospel along the way and performed miracles.
 
Though it was a fictional book, it had Bible verses that seemed to make some reference to some of the words or events in the book. I view this book differently because of the awareness it creates about the second coming of Jesus Christ. All the chapters of this book made sense to me, and I found it interesting. My favorite part of this book was when Miah decided to go to Israel to spread the good news; another was when the rapture took place.
 
What I loved about this book was the awareness it created for Christians to be prepared for the second coming of Jesus Christ. Moreover, I loved how the author included a few Bible references on some of the pages. I admired Miah's courage and determination and how he was more concerned about soul-winning in this book despite his origin.

I liked several parts of this book. There is nothing I could point out as my dislike. I did not find any errors while reading, which proves this book was exceptionally well edited. For the above reasons, I would rate it 5 out of 5 stars. 

I recommend this book to Christians and those who fancy biblical stories, as they might find it relatable and exciting to read.

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[Amy Luman]

I have a hard time understanding the book of Revelation in the Bible. Though I am interested in the opinions of others. I like fiction books about various topics in the Bible as well. I believe that as long as the ordinal story or book is not changed fiction makes the topics easier to comprehend. Thanks!

[Boring Pigeon]

This review provides a thorough summary of the book "Combining Both Worlds" by Kim Cousins. It explores the concept of the rapture and the torment faced by those left on Earth. The reviewer found the book interesting and well-written, appreciating its biblical references and the awareness it creates about the second coming of Jesus Christ. The reviewer especially enjoyed Miah's courage and determination. They couldn't find any faults or errors in the book, rating it a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. Overall, this review suggests that "Combining Both Worlds" is a good read, particularly for Christians and those interested in biblical stories. Emotional resonance, touched my heart deeply.

[Aurora Benjamin]

The book opens with Rosa’s childbirth amidst earthquakes and progresses through celestial events, including angelic trumpet sounds bringing various afflictions. The story also explores heavenly celebrations and follows Miah and Caleb’s mission to Israel, where Miah preaches and performs miracles

[Enkay Favour]

Combining Both Worlds by Kim Cousins offers a gripping, fictional portrayal of the rapture and its aftermath, blending biblical prophecy with imaginative storytelling. It appears to weave together vivid depictions of heavenly and earthly events, highlighting themes of preparedness for the second coming. If you’re drawn to narratives that merge faith with apocalyptic drama, this book might provide a compelling exploration of those themes.

[Augustine Lilian]

Combining Both Worlds" by Kim Cousins offers a gripping and imaginative exploration of end-times events through a fictional lens. The book presents a vivid narrative of the aftermath of the rapture, detailing the torment experienced by those left on Earth as demons wreak havoc following the departure of the Lord's chosen ones. The author blends apocalyptic themes with elements of Biblical prophecy, adding depth and familiarity to the story through the inclusion of relevant Bible verses.

[Priscilla Kurah]

*Combining Both Worlds* offers a gripping narrative about the aftermath of the rapture, vividly portraying the torment and chaos left on Earth. The author's depiction of the post-rapture world is both dramatic and thought-provoking, making readers reflect on the biblical prophecy of the end times.

[Smart Link]

The inclusion of Bible verses in *Combining Both Worlds* adds a layer of authenticity and depth to the story. These references ground the fictional elements in scriptural context, enriching the reader's experience and enhancing the connection to biblical teachings.

[itz maya]

The way Kim Cousins intertwines the story of Rosa giving birth amidst natural disasters with the broader apocalyptic events creates a powerful juxtaposition. This narrative choice effectively illustrates the impact of divine and earthly events on personal lives.

[Smart Link]

The book’s premise, involving a conversation with the biblical Adam, is an imaginative way to explore deep theological themes and personal faith journeys. This approach makes the ancient story more relatable to modern readers.

[Nuella Joseph]

"Combining Both Worlds" sounds like a compelling read that combines fiction with biblical elements to convey a strong message about faith and preparedness for the second coming of Jesus Christ. The inclusion of Bible verses and the depiction of spiritual events seem to add depth and relevance, making it especially appealing to readers interested in Christian themes.

[Mercy Ndungu 9]

Combining Both Worlds by Kim Cousins offers a compelling fictional exploration of rapture and the events following it. The book delves into a vivid portrayal of the end times, with dramatic depictions of divine and demonic interactions on Earth and in Heaven. It starts with Rosa giving birth and introduces a series of apocalyptic events, including earthquakes and the sounding of trumpets that bring various afflictions upon the Earth.

[Esther Unurhie]

This book presents an imaginative yet intense exploration of biblical prophecy and the end times. The character journeys, especially Miah's mission to spread the gospel and perform miracles, highlight themes of hope and redemption amidst chaos. The detailed narrative, supported by scriptural references, creates a compelling awareness of the rapture and the importance of faith.

[Vennis Quentin]

This review does a great job of capturing the essence of Combining Both Worlds, particularly in its portrayal of spiritual themes and the second coming of Jesus Christ. I appreciate how the reviewer highlights key plot points like the rapture and the trials that follow, but also Miah’s personal journey, which seems like a focal point of the story.

[Ortilia Carmelita]

The inclusion of Bible verses appears to add depth to the narrative, and the way the reviewer talks about these aspects makes me curious to explore how the story ties scripture with fiction.