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Book Report: The Fallen Bricks

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Did you know america has been missing an ancient history for like ever? anyways First of all, has anyone ever read this book? Okay, so this book The Harbinger is about a Journalist that randomly gets mailed this one seal and he goes to the library and tries to find out some information about it. Then one day he was in the park and then this man with a brown coat with a hat on he sat down beside him and he starts talking to him and he says his name. The journalist just stops thinking and looks over and says “Umm did you say something?” the man says “Yes i have been watching you and that symbol means more than you think it means. The man starts to explain. There are nine harbingers explaining the downfall of America forgetting about God. The …show more content…

In israel they had brick walls protecting them and them from the dangers of the outside, they thought they were safe but no, Gods Hedge was removed as the first Harbinger says so when the Assyrians attacked they pushed past the walls knocking them over “The Fallen Bricks” see the connection? Now america, the 9/11 attack? The twin towers falling, They fell over right? What is this harbinger called? The Fallen Bricks, the terrorist bombed the world trade center and after a while the buildings finally gave in and fell over and caused destruction. The Fourth Harbinger, The Tower. Israel's leaders built back the city without repentance. Just like america's leaders they built the Monument for the twin towers without repenting to God for doing wrong, which no one knew that God was trying to wake them up from there sleep. The Fifth Harbinger, The Gazit Stone. In the 8th century israel after they had been attacked by the Assyrians they used Quarried and fixed stone to rebuild their cities with, and america they Quarried Adirondack and was used as cornerstone the new tower at the 9/11 site. The Sixth Harbinger, The Sycamore. Now the Assyrians they cut down just about all of the Fig-Mulberry trees in the invasion on israel and a Sycamore in a church yard across the road where the towers fell the sycamore tree was knocked down in the fall the same as the israel trees that were cut down in the Assyrian invasion see how they are the

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