The Bermuda Triangle, Anti-Christ, and UFOs
The Bermuda Triangle has been grasping our attention for years. The eerie phenomena of navigational equipment losing its accuracy and even planes and ships disappearing are well known, but what’s causing them is not. It’s a mystery waiting to be solved – and author Andrew G. Barker delivers the answers you’ve been waiting for in The Bermuda Triangle, Anti-Christ, and UFOs.
If you know the former name of the Bermuda Triangle – Devil’s Triangle – keep that in mind as you discover the foundation of Barker’s theory. Supported by numerous scriptural references, his theory becomes plain and practically commonsense: Upon his expulsion from heaven, Lucifer was plunged to earth and assumed the form of the legendary beast Leviathan which lurks in the waters of The Bermuda Triangle waiting for the day of destruction which has been foretold.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Andrew G. Barker, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, makes his home in Jamaica, New York, with his wife, Mahalia, and their three children: Andrew, Monica, and Jonathan. A member of the Church of God Seventh Day, Barker is a Bible teacher and researcher of biblical mysteries who also enjoys playing table tennis and piano.
Andrew G. Barker. 2002. Paperback, 128 pp.
If you know the former name of the Bermuda Triangle – Devil’s Triangle – keep that in mind as you discover the foundation of Barker’s theory. Supported by numerous scriptural references, his theory becomes plain and practically commonsense: Upon his expulsion from heaven, Lucifer was plunged to earth and assumed the form of the legendary beast Leviathan which lurks in the waters of The Bermuda Triangle waiting for the day of destruction which has been foretold.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Andrew G. Barker, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, makes his home in Jamaica, New York, with his wife, Mahalia, and their three children: Andrew, Monica, and Jonathan. A member of the Church of God Seventh Day, Barker is a Bible teacher and researcher of biblical mysteries who also enjoys playing table tennis and piano.
Andrew G. Barker. 2002. Paperback, 128 pp.
