The Messiah foretold and revealed
The opening chapters survey messianic prophecy and the author's case for Jesus (Yeshua) as its fulfillment.

Published book
Exposing Satan’s Deceptions in the Last Days
In Unmasking the Serpent, Ivan Maldonado examines biblical prophecy, the identity of Jesus (Yeshua) as Messiah, and the spiritual deceptions he believes are shaping the last days. Grounded in Scripture and the author's convictions, the book calls readers away from fear and toward clarity, holiness, sound doctrine, and the hope of Christ's return.
Available in paperback and Kindle. Published July 17, 2026 by Independently published.
About the book
In a world the author sees as marked by upheaval, technological change, spiritual counterfeits, and competing voices, Unmasking the Serpent offers a Scripture-centered call to discernment. Ivan Maldonado traces a prophetic storyline from Genesis to Revelation, presenting Jesus (Yeshua) as the promised Messiah, Savior, King, and the center of God's redemptive plan.
The book considers subjects including Israel, global instability, technology and the mark of the beast, false messiahs, occult and New Age practices, media and political idolatry, the Church's endurance through tribulation, and the final judgment. Its purpose is not merely to catalog warnings, but to urge readers toward repentance, biblical clarity, the work of the Holy Spirit, love for others, and faithful proclamation of the gospel.
For Christians seeking a bold, faith-forward exploration of prophecy and spiritual vigilance, this book offers the author's reading of Scripture and a call to keep Christ at the center. Its prophetic interpretations and assessments of current spiritual and cultural conditions are the author's own convictions.
Inside the book
Jesus (Yeshua) as Messiah, Savior, and King
Biblical prophecy as a call to discernment and hope
Spiritual counterfeits, false signs, and testing every message against Scripture
Israel, the nations, and the author's reading of prophetic convergence
The Church's call to holiness, endurance, unity, and love
Repentance, evangelism, and preparation for Christ's return
Reader guide
The opening chapters survey messianic prophecy and the author's case for Jesus (Yeshua) as its fulfillment.
The book considers global instability, technology, deceptive signs, mystical reinterpretations, and other influences through its biblical framework.
Chapters address lukewarmness, media influence, political idolatry, false teachers, and the need for sound doctrine.
The author explores tribulation, competing views of the rapture, the temple, Mystery Babylon, Antichrist, Gog and Magog, judgment, and resurrection.
The closing chapters return to the Kingdom of God, the Holy Spirit, communion with Christ, holiness, and spreading the gospel.
From the book
A short passage from the published paperback edition, shared with the author's permission.
“These warnings are meant to cultivate discernment, not fear.”
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Questions about the book
The book presents the author's biblical reading of prophecy, deception, the Messiah, the Church, and Christ's return. It calls readers to discernment, holiness, and faithfulness to Jesus (Yeshua).
The author says the warnings are intended to cultivate discernment rather than fear. The book repeatedly directs readers toward hope, repentance, and confidence in Christ.
Topics include messianic prophecy, Israel, global instability, technology, spiritual counterfeits, the occult, politics, the Church, tribulation, the rapture debate, judgment, and resurrection.
Yes. It presents Ivan Maldonado's theological and prophetic interpretations of Scripture, including views that differ from some Christian traditions.