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Rating: 5 |
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| WOW,
May 19, 2009 |
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| By: Luis Orozco (
Arden Hills, MN, USA ) |
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| This book is AWESOME!!!!
This was such a blessing to read and use for my masters program and bring the fire of His victorious eschatology!!! |
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Rating: 5 |
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| More Than A Theology Changer,
Aug 18, 2009 |
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| By: Greg Phillippi (
Portland, Oregon ) |
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| Looking to clarify your personal position on end times events and the Book of Revelation? Look no further. The authors present a bible based compelling case for the truth about the end times and a strong argument for becoming a partial preterist. After I read this the first time, I believed that the whole "Left Behind" scenario was nothing more than what it really is, good fiction. I am reading it again and developing sermon notes on it. Harold can also be seen presenting this in full on iBethel.TV. I am presenting this interpretation of the Revelation of Jesus Christ now to those I witness to and to all my friends in the faith. Thank you Harold and Martin! |
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Rating: 5 |
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| A Missing Puzzle Piece,
Oct 27, 2009 |
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| By: Kenneth Cain (
Scottsdale, AZ, USA ) |
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| I have for thirty-five years seen an evolution in my Eschatological perspectives. In the 70's, I abandoned the notion of a Pre-Trib rapture. IN recent years, Historic Pre-millennialism has provided a more satisfactory understanding of Daniel's 70th Week. Now, "Victorious Eschatology," has given a more plausable explanation of the Revelation. Thank you for furnishing another piece of the prophetic puzzle. I recently received a MA Degree in Biblical Studies from Global University (A/G)graduation Summa Cum Laude. But, with my beliefs, what college would hire me? |
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Rating: 5 |
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| Life Changing,
Apr 16, 2010 |
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| By: Georgia (
Eatonville, WA ) |
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| The book was life changing for me. I now understand Revelation, and Matthew 24. I feel so blessed to have this information. I am telling everyone I know about this book. |
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Rating: 5 |
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| Another View,
May 03, 2010 |
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| By: Douglas (
Sacramento ) |
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| Excellent non-dogmatic comparison primarily of the partial preterist view and the futurist (popular) view of end times prophecy. Without being highly opinionated or dogmatic this book examines some of the primary beliefs of the futurist view in light of scripture and offers some eye opening insight as to how reliable the popular view really is.
Because the futurist view has been so popular since the two world wars there are many of its highly touted doctrinal positions that have been thought credible -- but not deservedly so.
This book is liberating in that it provides plausible and scripturally consistent views that don't shore up the weakest aspects of the popular view -- but replace them with more credible and likely interpretations than make sense when holding to the futurist view. |
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