The Seven Bowls of Judgement

Jacelyn Finley

Summary

The world stands on the edge of its final reckoning. Heaven’s trumpets have sounded, and now the seven bowls of God’s wrath are poured upon the earth. From seas turned to blood to scorching fire from the sun, each judgment falls with escalating devastation, stripping away the last illusions of human strength and defiance.

 
Dianna, chosen as a divine witness, is carried through visions of both terror and glory. She beholds angels unleashing plagues, kingdoms collapsing under the weight of rebellion, and the rise of the beast as nations bow before its power. Yet even in the chaos, the Bright One’s presence burns as a guiding flame—reminding her that judgment is not only destruction, but also purification and preparation for the coming kingdom.

 
As the bowls reach their climax, Dianna must confront the sobering reality of mankind’s hardened hearts, the collapse of Babylon the Great, and the gathering of the world’s armies at Armageddon. Through it all, she clings to the hope that God’s justice will give way to restoration, and that light will pierce even the darkest night.

 
This third installment blends apocalyptic prophecy with vivid storytelling, drawing readers into the awe and gravity of Revelation’s most harrowing visions—while keeping alive the promise of redemption at the story’s end.

Available since: 09/02/2025.

Print length: 108 pages.

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