Time of Golden Skies

By Vivian Bock

Description:

Mysterious events confront the passionate base jumpers and airshow pilots Elijah and Sarah after they learn about some rather inconspicuous but enigmatic artifacts. These articles seem to confirm a long neglected belief hinting at a promised age of peace and eternal life on earth. A divine dominion that is ruling and traveling in space, expected and testified throughout the human ages is approaching earth!

The turbulent atmosphere, the polluted oceans, even the lost flora and fauna --
everything shall be renewed by the returning Kingdom of Heaven. Rescue operations beyond count were prepped for the great renovation. Global misery shall be replaced with goodness and joy. Yet, extreme weather events, scarcity, and unrest escalate worldwide but Elijah, Sarah, and their friends decide to join the quest for planetary first aid from out of this world.

Book Takeaway:

Whenever you're asking yourself how global warming can ever stop yet in time, find the answer in TIME OF GOLDEN SKIES

Why the author wrote this book:

The story touches smoothly overlooked facts in religion and science, questionable technology and economy paradigms, certain precarious concepts of industrial progress which are steering our mobile screen blinded societies faster and faster against the thick divine walls of truth. But where are the biblical connections? Why is it like this? Why can't we just stop and change the direction?

Time of Golden Skies tells about extraordinary persons with unbelievable skills and courage. A few tiny biographic excerpts of real living persons flattens the 'glide angle' of the introduction story. That allowed me also to take this opportunity to express my sympathy for experimental aircraft builders and professional stunt pilots who impress with their unbelievable aerobatics. We find particular strong tradition for this powerful and noble sport In USA since early years of powered flight. Some of us Earthlings may have felt that the inspiration of aviation can only be a gift of God. When browsing in biographies of pioneers of human flight, we learn of those little and big miracles which made them succeed despite all odds or lack of means. They were just heavenly inspired with a burning passion to fly into the skies, whatever Earth or gravity may say. Notwithstanding the risks involved with the breathtaking air shows, then or today, the world of aviation clearly benefits from them. Looking historically closer, the air shows have always inspired young aviators and those who construct aircraft. Without aviation, a human civilization would literally get stuck in the morass of limited horizontal perspectives. It is with no doubt also the historical springboard into space. Like the Word of God and like the science of astronomy, it is the gift of aviation which is enabling our weary eyes and hearts to look up in this age of technical marvel.