Book's Content
"Biblical Eschatology: Four Topics that Demand Reevaluation" offers a fresh and thought-provoking exploration of critical eschatological topics. This eBook aims to prove the absolute best interpretations for certain verses and invites readers to reconsider significant biblical prophecies with depth and clarity. With a focus on areas that have often been overlooked or misunderstood, this compelling study provides insights that will inspire deeper understanding and reflection. If you seek a thorough and engaging reevaluation of key end-time topics, this eBook is made for you.
PDF Viewing
This eBook (PDF) was designed off the golden ratio with a hope that readers will find it easy to navigate on their preferred mobile device. Of course a computer will work just as well, but I have found devices in portrait orientation are a better fit -- I prefer an iPad or tablet for this PDF.
Additionally, the formatting of this book aimed to create a new standard of high quality PDFs unlike anything you have read before. I hope the same level of care that can be viewed in the meticulous design will be seen in the exposition of God's precious word.
Endorsements
"Biblical Eschatology: Four Topics that Demand Reevaluation" offers a fresh and thought-provoking exploration of critical eschatological themes. This book challenges conventional interpretations and invites readers to reconsider significant biblical prophecies with depth and clarity. With a focus on areas that have often been overlooked or misunderstood, this compelling study provides new insights that will inspire deeper understanding and reflection. If you seek a thorough and engaging reevaluation of key end-time topics, this eBook is an essential addition to your library."
- Travis M. Snow, M. Div., Founder and President of Shiloh Media
“Though I myself tend toward Amillennialism, M. B. Martin has put together a beautiful, engaging, and challenging exposition defending key points of Historic Premillennialism.”
What are the Four Topics?
1. Correct Interpretation of the "1000 Years" in Revelation 20
2. The Identity of the 4th and 7th Kingdoms
3. Matthew 24 and Preterism
4. Joseph and the Gentiles
Appendix A: Revelation 20 - "sealed in the abyss" and "deceive the nations no longer"
