Foretold in the Scriptures

Dave Pinero Author Interview

The Manifestation of Evil follows a young girl whose seemingly ordinary life in Ankara slowly unravels under the weight of sinister visions, haunting figures, and a destiny tied to forces beyond her understanding. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?

The inspiration for the setup for my story would have to be Genesis 3:15 in the Bible, where it says how God will put an enmity between you and the woman and between your offspring and hers; he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel, and that verse was actually prophetic because it deals with the messiah, Jesus Christ, and the spiritual war. In my fictional book, I wanted Asya, a young Turkish girl who lives a normal life, to be visited by celestial beings to herald the birth of her firstborn child, who will change the world and her status as a chosen vessel. But she will be unaware of the type of celestial beings talking to her and the implications of what is being said to her. Just like the Virgin Mary in the Bible, who comes from a religious background, I wanted Asya to come from a religious background as well. Asya has no idea that the child she will give birth to is the antichrist, which was foretold in the scriptures.

What were some of the trials that you felt were important to highlight Asya’s development?

When it came to Asya’s development in the book, Asya went through betrayal and sexual abuse from a family relative, which was an awful thing, and that shaped her life to a certain extent, where she became an overachiever. Now, in my fictional book, I wanted to explore the background of the key players and characters in my book, especially their upbringing and events that will shape their lives, like the Russian president, Igor Alexander, who is an ultra nationalist and has a very dangerous antisemitic ideology.

What were some themes that were important for you to explore in this book?

The purpose of this fictional series is to make people aware of the times we are living in and to think about eternity because, truth be told, we live in a messed-up world. All you have to do is turn your TV on, and you will hear of wars and rumors of wars, and earthquakes in diverse places. People are losing their minds, and there is economic instability, uncertainty, and inflation. It does not take a scholar or a genius to know something is off with this world we live in, and it is full of evil.

Is this the first book in the series? If so, when is the next book coming out, and what can your fans expect in the next story?

The Birth of the Antichrist: The Manifestation of Evil, Part 1 is part of a series. The second book, His Arrival, will be out in January of 2026. This first book deals with all the events and circumstances that will lead to the birth of the antichrist, the man of sin.

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In a world wobbling on the edge of faith and fate, Dave Pinero’s “The Birth of the Antichrist: The Manifestation of Evil—Part 1” is an engaging tale of power, prophecy, and personal redemption. Centrally, in this book is a character named Asya, a woman whose journey from apprehension to destiny evolves in an environment of political intrigue, supernatural forces, and a love that defies the boundaries of belief. The novel’s rich description—spanning from the historic streets of Istanbul to the corridors of power in Moscow—proposes a spectacular stage for the confrontations that shape its characters. Each zone is not merely confined to a place; it is a force, a presence that affects the emerging drama in patterns both subtle and seismic. But the book’s fusion of mysticism and realism conveys distinctive elements, from visions of celestial beings to the eerie presence of tigers in crisis moments. The account divides the seen from the unseen, propelling its characters—and readers—to question what is truly possible.

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