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In a high‑school setting during the Tribulation, a group of students form the Young Tribulation Force and begin producing an underground newspaper. Their goal is to inform classmates about the prophetic events unfolding and to promote Christian hope, all while upholding their faith in the face of a tyrannical regime. The story explores the tension between resistance and compliance, as many students either reject the truth or remain loyal to the oppressive government.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Dystopian & Apocalyptic Fiction/Dystopian Fiction
Authors: Jerry B. Jenkins
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