Even-handed, biblical, and broadly accessible answers to the most frequently asked questions abut the return of Christ This newest contribution to the 40 Questions series continues the tradition of excellent research presented in accessible language and clear writing. Designed for both students and general readers, this resource helps them make...
Even-handed, biblical, and broadly accessible answers to the most frequently asked questions abut the return of Christ This newest contribution to the 40 Questions series continues the tradition of excellent research presented in accessible language and clear writing. Designed for both students and general readers, this resource helps them make sense of one of the Bible's most difficult topics.
Schnabel, a professor at a leading seminary and the author of several major works, looks at the future of the world, the church, and Israel; the return of Jesus; and the millennium and the final judgment. He answers questions related to the rapture, the 144,000, the identity of the two witnesses, Armageddon, how to interpret Revelation, heaven and hell, and so forth.
The result is an even-handed treatment that avoids sensationalism and a "newspaper headline" approach to prophecy, that is, interpreting prophecy according to current events. Rather, Schnabel carefully studies the biblical text in light of its first-century context and draws biblically-based conclusions.
Other volumes in the 40 Questions series include *40 Questions About Elders and Deacons* by Benjamin Merkle, *40 Questions About Interpreting the Bible* by Robert Plummer, and *40 Questions About Christians and Biblical Law* by Thomas Schreiner.
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Even-handed, biblical, and broadly accessible answers to the most frequently asked questions abut the return of Christ This newest contribution to the 40 Questions series continues the tradition of excellent research presented in accessible language and clear writing. Designed for both students and general readers, this resource helps them make...
Even-handed, biblical, and broadly accessible answers to the most frequently asked questions abut the return of Christ This newest contribution to the 40 Questions series continues the tradition of excellent research presented in accessible language and clear writing. Designed for both students and general readers, this resource helps them make sense of one of the Bible's most difficult topics.
Schnabel, a professor at a leading seminary and the author of several major works, looks at the future of the world, the church, and Israel; the return of Jesus; and the millennium and the final judgment. He answers questions related to the rapture, the 144,000, the identity of the two witnesses, Armageddon, how to interpret Revelation, heaven and hell, and so forth.
The result is an even-handed treatment that avoids sensationalism and a "newspaper headline" approach to prophecy, that is, interpreting prophecy according to current events. Rather, Schnabel carefully studies the biblical text in light of its first-century context and draws biblically-based conclusions.
Other volumes in the 40 Questions series include *40 Questions About Elders and Deacons* by Benjamin Merkle, *40 Questions About Interpreting the Bible* by Robert Plummer, and *40 Questions About Christians and Biblical Law* by Thomas Schreiner.
40 Questions About the End Times (40 Questions Series)$37.99
Koorong code341061
ISBN9780825438967
Pages352
PublisherKregel Academic
Publication date12 January 2012
Dimensions19 x 164 x 225mm
Weight0.48kg
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Eschatology is a field of study which should not be overlooked by Christians, especially us who are living in the last of the last days. I think this book is a great reference to this field of study. I like the approach that the author has taken, using common questions about Eschatology to structure the book. This book will help us to provide depth in our study of Eschatology and demystify the myths taught about the second coming of Jesus.
