Author: | G. Francis Vaisey | ISBN: | 9781543440645 |
Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | August 11, 2017 |
Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
Author: | G. Francis Vaisey |
ISBN: | 9781543440645 |
Publisher: | Xlibris US |
Publication: | August 11, 2017 |
Imprint: | Xlibris US |
Language: | English |
The cover on this book represents a vision of the end-time for planet Earth. It is a vision from Zyzies mind of that upcoming event. In the foreground to the right is our wonderful home planet, Earth. Far to the right is our moon, pulled away slightly by some force beyond our comprehension. In the background of the picture, a rogue planet looms. It has been destined to fulfill the predictions of religious leaders for thousands of years. You can see that the light from the sun comes from past the moon, out of sight, and the rogue planet has passed it on its way toward Earth. In the background, past the rogue planet, in the darkness of space, you can see the stars. Some of them are closer and, therefore, larger. More to the right, our very own sun illuminates the dust from other destroyed, nearby objects. The nearby stars seem shaped like angel wings, ready to be the home in heaven God promised so long ago. This book is the first in a series, depicting Zyzies quest to take the unloved throwaway humans from planet Earth and take them to their new homesthe ones God promised so long ago. G. Francis Vaisey
The cover on this book represents a vision of the end-time for planet Earth. It is a vision from Zyzies mind of that upcoming event. In the foreground to the right is our wonderful home planet, Earth. Far to the right is our moon, pulled away slightly by some force beyond our comprehension. In the background of the picture, a rogue planet looms. It has been destined to fulfill the predictions of religious leaders for thousands of years. You can see that the light from the sun comes from past the moon, out of sight, and the rogue planet has passed it on its way toward Earth. In the background, past the rogue planet, in the darkness of space, you can see the stars. Some of them are closer and, therefore, larger. More to the right, our very own sun illuminates the dust from other destroyed, nearby objects. The nearby stars seem shaped like angel wings, ready to be the home in heaven God promised so long ago. This book is the first in a series, depicting Zyzies quest to take the unloved throwaway humans from planet Earth and take them to their new homesthe ones God promised so long ago. G. Francis Vaisey