The Trial of Antichrist

William L. S. Gregory’s The Trial of Antichrist is a fiery and unsettling work that imagines the Antichrist called before the bar of judgment. Written as both allegory and theological warning, the book examines the prophecies of Revelation, the corruptions of false religion, and the signs by which the world might recognize the great deceiver.

Gregory weaves together scripture, commentary, and courtroom drama, presenting Antichrist not only as a figure of the future but as a living danger reflected in the institutions, leaders, and doctrines that betray the spirit of Christ. Each page pulses with the urgency of prophecy, urging the faithful to discern the enemy before it is too late.

Part sermon, part apocalyptic vision, The Trial of Antichrist stands as both indictment and warning—an unflinching reminder of the final conflict between truth and deception, light and darkness.

Complete edition of William L. S. Gregory’s rare work

Explores the prophecies, signs, and dangers of Antichrist

Blends allegory, theology, and courtroom imagery

Essential for readers of apocalyptic literature, eschatology, and Christian prophecy