Essays on Eschatology: An Introductory Overview to the Study of Last Things
Solomone Kone
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Eschatology, the study of last things, is concerned with time. Futurists believe that much of eschatology is still future. Because of the imminence statements in the gospels and epistles, preterists (including the author) believe all of the last things (the return of Christ, the judgment, and the resurrection) were all fulfilled in Jesus' generation. This volume deals with the importance of time to God and His faithfulness in fulfillment of prophecies concerning time. Major topics discussed are the Olivet Discourse, II Peter 3, and Paul's preaching and teaching on the resurrection. One major section of this book deals with the afterlife: Hell, the Rich Man & Lazarus, and immortality. Another deals with the faithless foundation of dispensational premillennialism. A last collection of topics includes The Importance of the Old Testament to Christians, Zionism, and Frequently-Asked Questions.Read more
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Introduction and Importance of Eschatology
Chapter 1: Does Time Mean Anything to God?
Chapter 2: The Theme of Imminent Judgment In the Gospels
Chapter 3: The Olivet Discourse
Chapter 4: The Theme of Imminent Judgment After the Gospels
Chapter 5: II Peter 3: Destruction of the Universe or Destruction of Jerusalem?
Chapter 6: Paul's Preaching on the Resurrection
Chapter 7: I Corinthians 15 Introduction
Chapter 8: I Corinthians 15.1-11 Paul United with Other Apostles On the Resurrection
Chapter 9: I Corinthians 15.12-19 Consequences of the Belief of Some Corinthians