What Will the "TRIBULATION" Really Be Like? - Lynn E Torrance - August 1961

Lynn E Torrance

From the man who is now Professor of English at Ambassador College, here is the story of what he personally went through as a prisoner-of-war in World War II - a foretaste of the personal suffering millions will experience in the coming great tribulation. IT HAS taken me sixteen years to come to the point where I am willing to write of my experiences as a prisoner-of-war of the Japanese. But today, as I sit at my desk on the beautiful Ambassador College campus, privileged to be a member of the faculty of God's own college, the personal memories of what I am about to recall to you come flooding vividly into my mind as though from a horrible, unforgettable nightmare. It is very difficult to find words that can even begin to describe what it was like. How It Began. The story of my "tribulation" in the Japanese concentration camps began on May 10, 1942. That was the day General Sharp surrendered the American forces on Mindanao to the Japanese. They interned us in the prison compound at Davao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library