Author Eric Walker enlightens readers as he shares a story of more serious events happening around Western Europe in his powerful fiction, “The Codist.”

BIRMINGHAM, ALA., UNITED STATES, June 1, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Author Eric Walker enlightens readers as he shares a story of more serious events happening around Western Europe in his powerful fiction, “The Codist.”

Mass exodus from the Middle East leaves west vulnerable, may point way to end times

A story of perspective, belief, and opinion, “The Codist” is an eye-opening book about Western Europe as the greatest transition since World War II. Tens of thousands Muslims are pouring into host countries. On the surface, this is a human tragedy forced on innocent people by warfare in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Walker explains how terrorism will eventually take on a more insidious focus – biological warfare and the widespread disruption of electronic networks – including banking. He sees an escalation in prophetic events and points to the destabilization of every country around Israel. Walker says Saudi Arabia and Egypt are linchpins for the future – targets for overthrow by ISIS. He predicts ISIS will bring down Hamas in Gaza and the West Bank, placing Israel at ever greater risk. He also points out the involvement of Russia in Syria – a move that puts troops on the Israel’s northern border.

“According to a handful of experts on the history and Mid-East affairs, the real story is much bigger than a humanitarian catastrophe that is unfolding. I served over the largest Messianic congregation in the United States, speak and write on trends related to Jews, Israel, and prophecy. I believe the disbursement of ISIS and the expansion of Muslim colonization in Europe are opening the door for the downfall of western free governments – eventually,” shares Walker about the inspiration behind his book.

"The story points to social data that shows Muslim population in a given country exceeds eight percent as it reaches its tipping point. This is when terrorist activities increase and disrupt social order and creating chaos. Western countries that value freedom of press and thought are vulnerable by virtue of their openness and collective charity. Rather than amalgamate, many Muslims are creating their own communities, laws, and pushing their values on their hosts. Walker points to France, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and England as prime examples of this social disruption," states Stacy Baker, Acquisitions Editor for Tate Publishing.

Published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, the book is available upon its release, through bookstores nationwide, from the publisher at www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore, or by visiting barnesandnoble.com or amazon.com.

Eric E. Walker is an author and sought-after speaker connecting the dots of the news with Biblical Prophecy. His insights into the Middle East are heard each week on the radio. He brings a Jewish perspective to complex issues facing the world today. He is from Pittsburgh, PA and lives with his constant companion Ragsby, a rescued terrier.

Walker asks, “Could the mark of the beast be the headband of ISIS and the crossed swords on the forearms?” He believes the west, including the U.S. have been lulled into complacency – but that Christians should be watching Israel as events unfold – pray for them and recognize the signs that are rapidly pointing to the end of the age. To schedule and interview with Eric Walker, contact Don Otis @ 719.275.7775

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