The Little Season of Satan E-book + Audiobook
$17.99
Are we living in the Little Season of Satan?
Some say the end-time events are behind us—that Christ’s Millennial Kingdom has already come and gone, and Satan is now loosed.
In The Little Season of Satan: Hidden History or Hidden Agenda?, Ed Mabrie challenges this rising theory with biblical clarity, dry wit, and an eye for deception. Learn how God fulfills prophecy, why history still matters, and how to discern the real from the counterfeit.
A serious response to a subtle deception—and a call to hold fast to hope.
Narrated by Ed Mabrie using an AI clone of his own voice.
Description
Narrated by Ed Mabrie using an AI clone of his own voice.
Includes: the PDF e-book, the full audiobook as an M4B file with chapters, and MP3 files in a ZIP.
Are we really living in the “Little Season” mentioned in Revelation 20—after the Millennial Reign of Christ and before Satan’s final defeat?
According to a growing theory, we are. The Tribulation is past. The Kingdom has come and gone. And Satan is on the loose.
In The Little Season of Satan: Hidden History or Hidden Agenda?, author Ed Mabrie dismantles this theory with scriptural depth, historical scrutiny, and a healthy dose of wry humor.
You’ll discover:
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How God’s prophetic pattern always involves specificity, precision, and public fulfillment
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Why Preterist theology and “hidden history” conspiracies fail under biblical pressure
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How Tartaria and calendar confusion fit into the theory
- The dark Jesuit Psychological Operation at the heart of the deception
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And how to hold firm to real hope—not spiritual psyops
Whether you’ve encountered the “Little Season” theory directly or just want to sharpen your understanding of biblical prophecy, this book will equip you to spot the counterfeit—and cling to the truth.
Truth withstands scrutiny. Deception collapses under it.
How to download
On iPhone/iPad: tap the download link, then tap Download when asked. The file saves to the Files app, in Downloads. Open the .m4b in Apple Books (tap Share, then Books), or use the MP3 ZIP: tap it in Files to unzip it, then play the MP3s. Please download over Wi-Fi, since the files are large (130 to 455 MB).
On Android: tap the link and it saves to Downloads. Open it with any audiobook or music app (for example Smart AudioBook Player or VLC).
On a computer: click the link to download. The .m4b works in Apple Books/iTunes or VLC; the ZIP has standard MP3s.
Tip: the M4B is a single file with chapters (best for audiobook apps); the ZIP has one MP3 per chapter (works everywhere).
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