God's Final Warning to America

Although the Lord is not in nature, He does use His power over nature to warn nations and individuals that they must turn from sin or ultimately suffer destruction. He is in the still, small voice that speaks to the hearts of men, calling them to follow Jesus Christ and secure the blessings of liberty that only those who obey God's Word can enjoy.

Other chapters catalog natural disasters such as tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, 500-year floods, and economic chaos caused by these events and stock market crashes. All these disasters are linked statistically by dates to actual activities by our government, on a local, state and national level. Among the activities included are passage of laws favoring abortion, homosexuality, euthanasia. On a national level, disasters linked to the President's veto of the Partial-Birth Abortion Act are listed, as are disasters linked to presidential support for peace initiatives which force Israel to give back land to the Palestinians.

Years ago people felt that natural disasters were a warning from God. These days, people seem to have lost that understanding. God's Final Warning to America brings that idea back into sharp focus with details and statistics given in a highly readeable form.

God's Final Warning to America is a book that should provide a wake-up call to Americans who are concerned that this country is going down the wrong path! Reading the book will be an eye-opener and hopefully will be an encouragement for people to get active on a grass-roots level in their government. It is also a call to prayer for those people who have a religious outlook.

The book gives concise and well-documented information in chapters that are well-organized and easy to read. Mr. McTernan has really done his homework!


A must read for all who love America.   January 4, 1999
22 out of 26 found this review helpful

God's Final Warning To America is a thought provoking and emotionally rousing look at the spiritual condition of America. Mr. McTernan's perspective is God exists and is very active in the lives of men. He makes a strong case with a body of evidence showing that God is using national disasters to call attention to America's recent propensity for sinful destructive lifestyles. Throughout the book he makes connections between national disasters and events of national sin. His book is very well documented and logically laid out. A must read for all who love America.


This book has solid biblical foundation   May 24, 2003
Mark Andrews (Orlando, Fla.)
14 out of 16 found this review helpful

John McTernan has written an important book that explicitly documents how Americans' disobedience to the will of God inevitably results in divine retribution. The proof is in the news clippings! and in Gen. 12 and Matt. 25. By His mercy, the Lord is giving America one final chance to repent of its sins of tolerance for homosexuality and abortion and failure to stand with Israel. If these warnings are not heeded, judgment surely awaits. This book is a vital wake-up call to the body of Christ and to America at large. The Lord God is not pleased. Share this book with your friends who are on the fence.


God's Final Warning to America   June 17, 2001
Kate Ramsey (Monroe, utah United States)
13 out of 21 found this review helpful

Excelent book cant say enought about it . If your into endtimes like me you will love this


The sky is falling, and the homosexuals are to blame!   October 29, 2001
11 out of 40 found this review helpful

"God is angry, at you!" is the underlying message of Gods final warning to America.
This is yet another in a long line of books that uses vague predictions, coincidence and half truths in what seems like an attempt to feed the ego of the author. John McTernan tries to show a
direct link between severe natural disasters and events he perceives to be against God. For example the Big Bear earthquake in Los Angeles , happened on June 28, 1992 Gay Pride Day. Of course he conveniently forgets to mention that during 1992 Los Angeles experienced hundreds of earthquakes, and if you try hard enough you're sure to be able to link each one to an event somewhere in the world.
Mr. Mcternan seems to be an expert at "prophesying after the fact", taking past events and placing them in a context that suits his needs. While I found this book entertaining, I doubt my enjoyment was the goal of the author. Bottom line, if your looking for a few laughs this might be right up your ally. If you looking for right wing religious doomsday warnings, watch the 700 club.