The Day of Judgment (eBook)

Joseph Hocking (1860-1937) was a prolific British novelist and United Free Methodist minister, noted for his incorporation of religious themes intertwined with moral issues into his works. Born in St Stephen-in-Brannel, Cornwall, Hocking was not only a clergyman but also a dedicated writer, having authored over 100 books throughout his career. Recognized for his narrative skills and his ability to engage with Victorian and Edwardian societal issues through a Christian perspective, Hocking's novels often reflect his own devout beliefs and ministerial experiences. His literary style frequently employs strong character development and storytelling to explore the trials and moral challenges faced by his characters. 'The Day of Judgment' stands among his compelling works that invite the reader to consider personal faith and societal values. Despite not being as widely renowned as some of his contemporaries, Hocking's contribution to religious and inspirational literature has been appreciated by a dedicated readership, and his novels remain significant for those studying the interplay between faith and fiction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hocking's writings offer a fascinating glimpse into the mindset of the period and continue to be of interest for readers and scholars alike seeking to understand the cultural and religious milieus of his time.