| Things to Come |
| by J Dwight Pentecost was voted for by the following 7 people: |
| Robert Thomson (Scotland) | This is a systematic study of Bible prophecy that will keep the reader busy for many months and years to come. Once again, I am attracted to this book because it covers the subject comprehensively from Genesis to Revelation and provides the reader with the big picture. It covers such important truths as the basis of interpretation, biblical covenants, the rapture, the tribulation, the second advent, the millennium, and the eternal state. |
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| William Burnett (Canada) | An exhaustive study of all aspects of prophecy. The author identifies the various views on some difficult prophetic matters, but in the final analysis shows how that the traditional view of things is correct. This is a valuable volume for the serious student of prophecy. A must-have. |
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| Richard Collings (Wales) | For anyone with an interest in studying future events as revealed in the bible this book is an absolute must. It aims to give an insight into some of the different views that are held and then come to definite conclusions. It is easy to read, well laid out and comprehensive in its coverage of this vital subject. |
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| Rowan Jennings (Canada) | Probably the book on Prophecy |
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| Richard Catchpole (England) | The study of prophecy is often neglected because of the tremendous variety of views that are held regarding future events. Many are deterred from such a study thinking that with such a variety of interpretations it is impossible to come to any firm conclusion regarding coming events. This book endeavours ton give an insight into some of the different views their merits and de-merits and in the examination of them to come to definite conclusions. While one would not necessarily agree with every conclusion nevertheless this book is a helpful and popular introduction to the subject. |
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| John Scarsbrook (England) | A great handbook outlining God’s prophetic programme. A masterpiece of scholarly and spiritual teaching. The author considers various interpretations of each subject, then gives reasons for his preferred explanation of Scripture. This book stimulates thought and further study in a subject which should interest all Christians. I was fortunate enough to find a copy recently in a second hand bookshop! My previous one having been ‘borrowed’, but never returned! – I just hope the brother makes use of it! |
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