The Final Drama: 14 Keys to Understanding the Prophetic ScripturesKregel Academic, 1. dec. 1997 - 192 sider Well-known scholar and author, John F. Walvoord offers a detailed and fascinating explanation of how specific events in the late 1980s and early 1990s relate to biblical prophecy. A great foundational book for understanding end-times passages and the future of the church, Israel, Satan, and the world. |
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| 6 | |
Jesus Christ | 20 |
The Covenants | 33 |
Gentiles | 51 |
Satan and His Angels | 62 |
Israel | 70 |
The Church | 88 |
The Rapture | 109 |
The Great Tribulation | 118 |
The Second Coming | 132 |
The Millennium | 139 |
The Resurrections and the Final Judgment | 156 |
The Eternal State | 167 |
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The Final Drama: 14 Keys to Understanding the Prophetic Scriptures John F. Walvoord Ingen forhåndsvisning - 1997 |
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Abraham According amillenarians angels apostasy Assyria Babylon beast beginning believers Bible blessing body book of Revelation century chapter Christ's second coming Christians church coming of Christ Daniel dead death of Christ demon descendants describes dispensationalism divine doctrine earth earthly kingdom Egypt eschatology eternal evil Ezekiel faith follow forever future Gentiles God's grace heaven human Isaiah Jeremiah Jerusalem Jesus Christ John judge judgment king lake of fire literal fulfillment living Luke mankind martyrs Matt ment millennial kingdom millennium Mosaic Covenant Moses nation Israel nations non-literal occur Old Testament Old Testament prophecies passages Paul postmillennial posttribulationists predicted premillennial present age priest Promised Land proph prophecy concerning prophetic Psalm Rapture refers resur resurrection Revelation righteous rule sacrifice saints salvation Satan saved Scripture Second Coming Sheol sins theology Thess thousand thousand-year tion Tribulation verses wicked word world government world ruler
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