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Great UFO by Stephen Yulish

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AuthorStephen Yulish
TitleGreat UFO
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YearUnknown
GenreScience Fiction
 
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Submitted by Shirley Miller editor The Lampholder New 
(Aug 03, 2002)

The book was very timely and most interesting in light of current events. I especially found the comparisons between evil/good and remote viewing/prophecy quite intriguing. I was blessed by the writing of the book through the Jewish Messianic view in the association with the catching away during he season of Rosh Hashanah.


Submitted by Jim McCord(25 years in the CIA) 
(Jun 04, 2002)

A superb novel. Dr. Stephen Yulish has written a top notch novel which will hold your interest moment by moment. It has an ever changing plot, is fast paced, has sound theology and a surprise ending. You have to have it!


Submitted by John 
(Jun 04, 2002)

Electrifying Eschatology!
I was astonished that this novel could so firmly grasp my imagination. The multiple plots and hidden agendas rival those of that cinematic gem, "Diva". Clear and well delineated characters give a realism which powerfully colour the incrementing level of tension that Dr. Yulish engineers into the text.This book changed my view that all novels are a frivolous trivial pursuit. Truly an educational adventure on many levels melded with a gripping reality time message.




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