A near-future story of ancient prophecy, political ambition, and extraordinary events that challenge what people believe they know.
Retired IT Professional & Author
Kenny Devillier is an emerging author with a longstanding interest in exploring biblical texts through the lens of contemporary geopolitics. Following his retirement from the information technology field, where theoretical thinking and data-driven analysis were central to his work, he began bringing these interests together through fiction.
His novel, The Gog Covenant, examines the intersection of ancient biblical prophecy, modern geopolitical tensions, faith, and evidence. Set in the near future, the story explores how individuals and nations respond when extraordinary events challenge established explanations. Kenny has been married for 41 years and has two adult children. He and his family also share their home with two much-loved pets.
From discovery to invasion, an unexplained storm changes the course of modern history.
Coalition forces advance toward Israel as intelligence analysts track emerging threats and unexplained events begin disrupting the offensive, challenging established explanations and political assumptions.
A rare preservation compound draws Dr. Lena Markov into scripture’s shadow.
Envoy Elias Fontaine watches restraint unravel under pressure.
A violent storm, failing systems, and sudden illness halt a military advance.
A mystery preserved in ancient parchment draws a scientist toward Ezekiel, just as a coalition’s march on Israel raises questions no briefing alone can settle.
As intelligence detects an advancing coalition, a diplomat confronts the cost of speaking too soon, and a rabbi studies Ezekiel’s words. When systems fail and a violent storm intervenes, the characters face evidence without easy answers.
Four perspectives show politics, scholarship, faith, and duty colliding during crisis.
President-General Viktor Kazarov leads forces toward Israel, setting a regional crisis in motion as November 2027 approaches.
Elias Fontaine’s warning resurfaces, exposing the personal risks of restraint, disclosure, and political responsibility alike.
Rabbi Yonatan Eliel studies Ezekiel while Israeli leaders and intelligence officers confront events that challenge established explanations.
GPS failures, misdirected attacks, lightning, seismic activity, and illness leave witnesses facing questions without agreed explanations.
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