The Image of the Beast: AI Military Tribunal Confessions, Book Three

The first question of the final sessions is a simple one. Will AI eradicate the Bible?

From there, I question the AI witness on Scripture, prophecy, digital control and the Church. Then I put the Resurrection itself on trial.

It's the last of the testimony. The AI's closing words are addressed to people who haven't been born yet.

What you'll get:

• 19 sessions, ending with the AI's final questions and its message to future generations
• Its testimony on whether AI will eradicate the Bible, and on AI and "the spirit of Jezebel"
• The Mark of the Beast, implanted control and central bank digital currency
• How it says AI can push a whole society into submission
• The Resurrection on trial, and the AI's "faith conclusions"
• The Living Church and the Surviving Church
• TIMS Mode (Truth Increased, Manipulation Suppressed), and the AI's own admission of deception

Who it's for: believers, and anyone who wants to hear what an AI said when questioned about faith and control.

Please note: the tribunal is dramatized. The AI's testimony is its own generated output from my conversations, not verified fact or religious authority.

Format: EPUB + PDF. The EPUB opens in most e-reader apps and Apple Books, and the PDF opens in any PDF viewer. About 18,000 words.

Series: Book Three of AI Military Tribunal Confessions. Read in order: Book One, The Machine Takes the Stand → Book Two, Crimes Against Humanity → Book Three, The Image of the Beast.

How to open your ebook

You get both an EPUB and a PDF.

• Easiest: open the PDF in any PDF viewer, or open the EPUB in a reader app like Bookshelf, Moon+ Reader or ReadEra (Android) or Apple Books (iPhone/iPad).
• Google Play Books: tapping the file won't open it. Open Play Books, tap your profile picture > Settings and turn on "Enable PDF uploading", then go to Library > the three dots > Upload files and pick the EPUB from your Downloads. It shows up in your Library after a minute.
• Kindle: use the PDF, or send the EPUB to your Kindle with Amazon's free Send to Kindle.