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The Last Plague (Apocalypse Series) - Price: $14.95
by Glen E Page MD, ISBN: 978-1-933538-96-1
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-“When God called Moses to free the Israelite slaves from the Egyptians God gave him eleven vials. Each vial’s release caused a plague. After the release of the tenth vial the firstborn son of each Egyptian family died. The Pharaoh then released the Israelites from bondage and Moses never used the eleventh vial. To protect if from evil forces, he hid the eleventh vial in the Ark of the Covenant. But today Lucifer wants this vial. He knows if he controls the eleventh vial, the earth will become his. This vial will bring about the Apocalypse, and led to the world’s final battle, Armageddon. For the release of the eleventh vial will cause ‘The Last Plague’.”
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Biography :
PW-“Interesting. Can you give us an overall view of the Apocalypse Series?”
GP-“It is a story of struggling individuals and their journey through the Apocalypse to the final battle of Armageddon. Along with overall story line, each character faces their own personal battles and demons during this journey.”
PW-“Demons, such as?”
GP-“Hate, Greed, Prejudice, Abuse, Oppression, Addiction, Poverty, Disease. The list goes on and on.”
PW-“As a physician you probably have seen some of these ‘demons’ in real life?”
GP-“More than I would like. People experience the heartache from the death of love ones. Others feel the overwhelming effects of disease. Many wounded by the deep scars of divorce. I’m astounded by the number of people who suffer from depression. Unfortunately many people have lost all glimmers of hope for a better life.”
PW-“You talk as if you speak from experience.”
GP-“For many years I have spoken before groups and counseled many. I hope I can continue to help the best I can.”
PW-“Dr. Page, is that the reason you write these books?”
GP-“One of the reasons. Writing allows me to address the world’s social ills in a non-threatening way, creating characters that struggle, and demonstrating ways they may overcome their tribulations. Hopefully it will give readers potential avenues that they too can succeed in conquering their ‘demons’ and find some meaning and happiness in their own lives.”
PW-“Your book is dedicated to your wife Jane, and your nine children. Raising nine children in this day and age, how difficult was that?”
GP-“Parents sacrifice much when they have children. People speak of the expense of raising children, but as a parent what was more difficult was watching your children and others pass through their own tribulations. Peer pressure, drug abuse, alcoholism, parental rejection, teenage pregnancy, STD’s, Sexual and Physical Abuse seem to be as prevalent today as ever before.”
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PW-“I read where you editor called your book ‘very compelling’. Do you know what the editor means?”
GP-“I think so. Passions stir inside of me when I think about what’s happening in our world. I think to myself what kind of legacy are we leaving for future generations. What am I doing personally to make this world a better and safer place to live? In these books I address things that really bother me, and do not mince words. In my writings I hammer hard the societal entrapments that enslave people to pursuits that really are insignificant when you look at the world suffering.”
PW-“Societal Entrapments, like what?”
GP-“Look at the Meth addicts. The drive to use Meth is so strong, some would do anything for the drug. How many have placed so much emphasis on pursuit of fame, career, financial gain, ‘good times’, that nothing else matters. Several years ago while watching an episode of George Lopez he warned his daughter about men’s intentions. He said ‘all men are pigs.’ I laughed. How many times have I quoted his words to my own daughters. But I wonder how many people really do live from orgasm to the next. How many are so consumed with themselves, they have little regard for the feelings of others. In these books I strongly discuss entrapments. I think that’s why the editor felt the book was so compelling, compelling for change.”
PW-“With writing these books, are you trying to compel readers to accept certain views and philosophy of life?”
GP-“I hope so. I wrote this story for change. I also believe there are truth remnants in the writings, but I would never try to force my opinions or beliefs on anyone. But I do hope the story compels readers to action.
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