Steven’s Amazing Adventures,
and the Future of the World
(A Story about the End Times
with Messages from God)
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(This story chronicles the adventures of Steven O'Neill, his wife Sarah, and their friends during the End Times. Judgment has already struck the U.S., and Steve and his friends have reached the vast continent of Asia. Witness the amazing things God will reveal about the coming kingdom of the Beast (or the Antichrist), the Mark of the Beast, and the Tribulation period. This story should keep you fascinated, as a realistic account of the future unfolds in the form of a fictional story.
But, this story is not just a story. It contains messages from God and prophecies that actually shall happen. It is written as fiction with fictional characters, but the message of the story is very real, and the cataclysmic events, touched on in this story, will actually impact this earth as God’s Holy Bible and its prophecies unfold. The world will soon enter a time much like that portrayed in this story. I encourage you to seek God about this to see what He will show you.)
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Chapter Ten
PART 10: “The Market”
“Tell
me, Steven, what is the reason this town is so happy and that the
weather is warm in the winter?” Sergey said.
They were in a large market
place square filled with carts heaped with food, which included apples,
oranges, peaches, dates, and wheat. Men and women stocked wooden carts with
fresh produce and others moved from cart to cart and selected fruit and other foods,
without paying a penny or any denomination of currency. It was a market where
food was neither bought nor sold. It was just given away.
“God is the Light of the
world,” Steven said, “and He is the source of Light in this village. It is He
who provides warmth to this city of refuge and who makes sure that plenty of
food is available without much work being done to get it.”
Steven reached over and
picked up an apple from a fruit cart under the second-story balcony of a
four-story wooden building. Each story had a balcony and railing with an
intricate Chinese design formed of wood-framed rectangles arranged in vertical
and horizontal positions. Bright, vibrant banners hung from protruding poles in
the upper stories, which displayed portions of Bible verses in Chinese. The
bright fabric slowly flapped and ruffled in a light breeze, making it seem they
had come alive.
“Food grows three times faster
in this village and in the land nearby than elsewhere in Eurasia,” said Steve.
“Even when the days are shorter and the sunlight is less bright, produce and
wheat will still grow at the same rate because God has blessed this ground to
provide for His children.”
Horses neighed nearby as they
were detached from the food carts and brought to a park half a block away to
graze on green grass. The park was surrounded by buildings but it contained
young trees, water fountains, food troughs supplied with oats, and a stable in
one corner. A high wooden fence surrounded the perimeter to keep the equines
contained.
“The people are happy,
Sergey,” said Steve, “because God gives us joy and because the people here have
gone through trials preparing them for coming to this city. Spiritual and
emotional dross was removed from their lives, and they came forth shining, and
resembling Jesus Christ in their behavior and lives, more and more.”
Children laughed and giggled,
running through the streets and city square, playing a game of tag. People
moved from cart to cart, placing food into woven baskets, which dangled from
their arms, and chatted with each other as they “shopped.” Few remained to
attend the carts, Sergey noticed. ‘They must be engaged in collecting fruit and
vegetables from other carts,’ he thought.
“I noticed that no one is
buying the food,” Sergey said, glancing left and right. “So, does this city of
refuge have no money or system of bartering?”