Marking the Masses

by Thomas J Hughes

If the world knew what was coming, they would fear the future! Marking the Masses is a wakeup call to both believers and unbelievers alike regarding an agenda that was set in motion by an elite group one night in 1961 while overlooking downtown LA from the Hollywood Hills. Since that night, at the dawn of modern computerization, the plan to enslave society has been woven into every aspect of our lives. Today, sixty years later, the pieces are now in place, and the catalyst to trigger the rapid and conclusive collapse of the world as we know it is about to begin... and you're already a part of it.

Genres: Religion

224 pages, Paperback

Published August 7, 2023

Reviews

[Gary Maller · Rating 5 out of 5]

There's quite a few books out there about end times topics. Some good, some not so much. Marking the Masses is one that pegs the meter on the good side. It doesn't try to scare the reader with any conspiracy nonsense but rather takes you on a journey through the progression of human technology and social change that has led to the world that we see around us today. More importantly, it provides profound insight into why this is all happened, what it means for society now, and exactly how it will lead to the inevitable collapse of the world we see prophesied in the Bible. My hat is off to the author for writing a book that gives genuine insight into a hot topic with a rational approach that offers real insight into how we can take real action in our lives to prepare for what's coming.

[Katie Lewis · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you are comfortable as a non-believer or even as a lukewarm Christian, do not read this book. You will not be able to see things the same way ever again. It will make you uncomfortable, challenge you, possibly offend you, and shed new light on what is going on around us today that will not be able to be unseen. There is a reason why God says this about Revelation and no other book in the Bible; blessed are those who read and understand the book of Revelation (Revelation 1:3). I strongly recommend reading Revealing Revelation by Amir Tsarfari first then Marking the Masses. The only reason why I gave it 4/5 stars is because there’s a lot of history in the beginning and middle, and I personally was more interested in understanding what is going on today and how it is setting the foundation for what is to come ahead. Well-written, easy to understand and apply, and incredibly eye opening.

[Denise M · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tom is an excellent writer and this book is just as excellent as his prior books. He is a clear, concise writer with his style, so it’s quick reading. He tells quite clearly what is to come, according to the Word of God, during the Tribulation, as well as how to avoid having to endure the worst time that will ever be. If you’re reading the reviews before you read the book and you don’t know Jesus as your personal Savior, today is the day of salvation. Please call out to Him and admit you’re a sinner and need a Savior. He is that Savior and wants you to spend eternity with Him. This book is a must read whether you are a follower of the Lord Jesus or seeking Him.

[Tammy Horvath · Rating 5 out of 5]

Everyone should read this book so they know what the future holds. “Marking the Masses” by Thomas J Hughes shows readers what to expect in the very near future. It dives deep into Biblical prophecies: the rapture, the Antichrist, and the false prophet, with Bible verses to back it up. I already understood most of this, but I enjoyed reading this fabulous book that confirmed my understanding of the Bible. However, I read it before bed, which was a bad idea since so many terrible things will happen to Earth in the future.

[Terri Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just got my book a few days ago and have already read it. I can't believe I finished it so quickly. Excellent book. Pastor Tom did an excellent job. Thee history was well written and the current information was spot on. You will want to read this to stay current with Bible prophecy. Thanks Pastor Tom.

[Blair Curtis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thought provoking and reassuring for those with a good relationship with Christ.