David B Caton

The Little Horn David B Caton

Can one person really change the world? The voice of God has been silenced and the anti-Christ wrestles the world to himself amid the chaos of a disintegrating creation. No longer constrained by the moral voice of the Christian church another voice is loosed and the people of the earth can now be what they have always wanted to be-but there is a price. The remnant of God's people go into hiding, their voice muzzled. The little horn wages war against them and turns God's people into an amusement that keeps people blind and hypnotised as they lap up their insatiable appetite for blood. As the world falls apart and darkness settles the gruesome realities are concealed from its peoples by an ever-present media machine whose architect draws the adulation of the masses into worship that is a façade behind which is the flimsiest, yet greatest of all lies. Continuing the story from Two Witnesses, The Little Horn tells the story of perseverance and faintheartedness, determination and vacillation, redemption and perdition as the heart and minds of all are exposed at the end of the age and the last trumpet sounds.