Melba asked Jerry B. Jenkins:

Does the new movie stay on the same lines as the book series? Would you recommend seeing it?

Jerry B. Jenkins I don't believe any more prophecy has to be fulfilled before the return of Christ, however I do believe God has a different economy of time than we do. Scripture says that to Him a day is as 1000 years and 1000 years is as a day. So, if in His mercy, He decides to wait one more day, that would be 1000 of our years. So it could be today, or it could be a long time from today.

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You've now had two different companies create The Left Behind movie based off your series. Do you believe the new movie due to be released next month does your series any justice?

Mike Cheney asked Jerry B. Jenkins:

In your Ultimate Self-Editing Checklist, you said to "Avoid telling what's not happening." How then do you write into the story (for example) times when someone intentionally does not respond to a question, creating a tension in the air, so that it's obvious to the reader?

em asked Jerry B. Jenkins:

I've read your series Red Rock Mysteries, and I am currently reading Left behind The Kids, and The Wormling series. I enjoy your style of writing, and I was wondering if you had any tips for kids and or teens who had the ambition to write?

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Does the new movie stay on the same lines as the book series? Would you recommend seeing it?

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You've now had two different companies create The Left Behind movie based off your series. Do you believe the new movie due to be released next month does your series any justice?

In your Ultimate Self-Editing Checklist, you said to "Avoid telling what's not happening." How then do you write into the story (for example) times when someone intentionally does not respond to a question, creating a tension in the air, so that it's obvious to the reader?

I've read your series Red Rock Mysteries, and I am currently reading Left behind The Kids, and The Wormling series. I enjoy your style of writing, and I was wondering if you had any tips for kids and or teens who had the ambition to write?

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