4 Views Of The End Times Pamphlet
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Four Views of the End Times pamphlet
So what does the Bible actually say about the end times leading up to the return of Jesus Christ? Historically, four views have predominated Christianity’s understanding. Finally, those four views are explained and illustrated in simple terms.
Each view includes a definition of the position with its main points, supporting Scriptures, the time period for the view’s main popularity, and Christian leaders supporting that view.
Positions covered:
– Dispensational Premillennialism
– Amillennialism
– Postmillennialism
– Historic Premillennialism
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SKU (ISBN): 9781596360891
ISBN10: 1596360895
Timothy Jones
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2006
Publisher: Rose Publishing
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