Ray Bentley and Bodie Thoene's The Elijah Chronicles: The Threshing Floor picks up in Jerusalem's trauma unit. Bette Deekmann lays fighting for her life after surviving a terrorist attack, and at her bedside is Jack Garrison—no longer a skeptic of Israel and critic of God, but a believer in Christ praying for her recovery. We follow him as he journeys through Israel's past by means of visions lead by an ancient prophet called Eliyahu. Traveling through the history of the Holy Land, he finds himself diving into Bette's past as well. Both are a part of an age-old war: Israel defending their God-given land, while Bette is the object of fury after her grandfather testified against Islamic-Nazi criminals in World War II. With her recovery, that same Islamic sanction continues to hunt her as a means for revenge. In the end, Jack thwarts the accost on Bette's life and realizes that Israel's history has everything to do with God's plan for the future of the world.
Real prophecy and history are woven together within this fictional plot to unfold a story that leaves the reader both more knowledgeable and entertained. The Threshing Floor truly answers the question—what's the significance of Israel?—and take readers on an adventure as they root on Jack and his friends.
