Books like The beginning of the end by Tim F. LaHaye

A tense thriller that pits the forces of good against the Antichrist, set against the backdrop of global conflict and religious prophecy.

Millions vanish in a single event, leaving the world to face famine, disease, war, and natural disasters as the Antichrist consolidates power. Rayford Steele and his allies form the Tribulation Force to resist the impending global catastrophe.

A global war of eschatological destiny pulls the Tribulation Force into the Middle East as the world spirals toward the climax of the Rapture and Armageddon.

In the climactic finale of the Left Behind series, the King of Glory returns, ending 7 years of tribulation and confronting the Antichrist, as believers in Petra and Jerusalem face the final battle at Armageddon.

When Nicolae Carpathia, Romania’s tyrannical president, addresses the United Nations, a sudden worldwide Rapture occurs, sweeping millions into heaven while leaving the rest to face a bleak new reality.

After a global missile launch and the sudden disappearance of 187 million people, two TV anchors uncover the truth behind the mysterious Rapture and a charismatic leader promising miracles.

Bestselling authors LaHaye and Jenkins examine the signs of the end times and present 20 reasons why they believe the current generation could see the Rapture. The authors lead readers through the basics of biblical prophecy and detail current events which support their views.

When a global rapture suddenly snaps millions, airline captain Rayford Steele races through chaos to find his family and uncover why they vanished.

Eschatology seems to suffer at the hands both of its friends and foes. Those who play it down usually avoid assigning specific meaning to prophetic texts. Those who play it up often assign too much. But the prophetic portions of the Bible won't go away. The biblical interpreter must interact with them and in the detail and specificity in which they were written. Doctor Fruchtenbaum has done that, seeking always to try to understand the full meaning of the biblical revelation. His frame of reference is dispensational, pretribulational Premillennialism -- the only one that can provide a consistently harmonious interpretation of prophecy. The author's consideration of the biblical material is thorough and thought-provoking. His conclusions will not always meet with full agreement even by those who share his approach, but those who read this book cannot help but be instructed and stimulated by his work. - Foreword by Charles C. Ryrie.