One has to admire Gentry and Mathison for their willingness to tackle this subject. Gary DeMar frankly disclaims any responsibility to address hyperpreterism, claiming it is someone else's job. But…
An introduction to the theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg.Pannenberg's extensive works, especially his recently published Systematic Theology, are increasingly regarded as of major importance. Profess…
Death is a profound and complex subject. How did Israelites respond to it? The author explores these and other issues. He examines Israelite views on death and afterlife as reflected in the Hebrew …
In a recent work Jacob Taubes discusses the transition in eschatological thought from the Copernical revolution. In the mediaeval cosmology the Ptolematic world-view was dominant. The Ptolemaic ear…
In this book, the author describes the origins of this hope in ancient Christian writings and its persistence to the present. Chapters on the New Testament explore the theme of the Parousia, or ret…
"The following efforts bear the title Theology of Hope, not because they set out once again to present eschatology as a separate doctrine and to compete with the well known textbooks.
Here Robinson attempts to address the notorious problems of establishing coherence of the parousia in the New Testament by simplifying Jesus' coming into a single event..
The papers are just a handful gathered at random and flung like leaves - to be blown about by the winds of God's providence-and with the earnest prayer that, in some measure like the leaves of the…
The doctrine of the Second Coming-the message Jesus declared regarding His glorious appearance as the blessed and only Potentate is one of the most abused and distorted of the Bible.
There is increasingly general consent among biblical scholars today that when Jesus announced the coming of the Kingdom of God he envisaged an imminent divine intervention in the world or dramatic …