An Eschatology of Victory

Description

If you have doubts about defeatist books and slogans, such as The Late Great Planet Earth (1970) and “Why polish the brass on a sinking ship?” you should read this book.  Scripture defines scripture, and that’s what you get here.  Unlike authors that rake in billions by interpreting Bible prophecy via the latest headlines for giddy-minded followers, this author uses the Bible to explain the Bible.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction by Rousas J. Rushdoony

Section One | Historic Reformed Eschatology

1. History of the Reformed Position
2. All Nations Blessed
3. Matthew Twenty-four
4. Revelation Twenty

Section Two | Matthew Twenty-Four

1. Preface
2. The Time Text
3. The Transition Text
4. The Context
5. The Question of the Disciples
6. Misleading Signs of the End
7. The Approximate and Real Sign of the End
8. Great Tribulation
9. No Personal Coming During the Siege
10. Signs in the Sun, Moon and Stars
11. Appearance of the S
12. The Year of Jubilee
13. The Parable of the Fig Tree
14. That Day and Hour
15. The Last Judgment

Section Three | Revelation Twenty

1. Forward
2. The First Resurrection
3. The Two Resurrections
4. The Angel with the Chain
5. Satan
6. Bound a Thousand Years
7. I Saw Thrones
8. The Regeneration Judging of the Saints
9. The Reign of Martyrs
10. The Dead and the Living
11. Satan Is Loosed!
12. The Siege of the Beloved City
13. The Doom of the Devil
14. The Great White Throne
15. The Books Are Opened
16. Death and Hades Vanquished

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