Millennial Views

[LiturgyInDMinor]

I also have Hank's book, and you're right; it's basically partial preterist. But it's not really a systematic eschatology, it's basically a polemic against dispensationalism. It tries to cover hermeneutics in general and then apply them to eschatology in particular. I think in the process it doesn't do either particularly well, he spends as much time using inflammatory rhetoric as he does actually discussing the subject at hand. In the end it gives a wounded dispensationalist something to think about, but doesn't really provide an in-depth convincing analysis. I think a better presentation of partial preterism is R C Sproul's "The Last Days According to Jesus". Although I know there are better ones than that out there also.

I completely agree.

 

[mlqurgw]

Best exposition of the book of The Revelation of Jesus Christ I have ever read. It ain't about end times folks.

http://grace-ebooks.com/library/Don Fortner/DF_Discovering Christ In Revelation.pdf

Yeah he is my pastor but that isn't why I love it.

 

[the particular baptist]

Best exposition of the book of The Revelation of Jesus Christ I have ever read. It ain't about end times folks.

http://grace-ebooks.com/library/Don Fortner/DF_Discovering Christ In Revelation.pdf

Yeah he is my pastor but that isn't why I love it.

Thanks for the link brother Ron ill read it this week.

 

[JM]

I second the recommend on Pastor Fortner's works. His sermons can be found on sermonaudio. Try MacDuff as well : http://www.gracegems.org/MacDuff/Patmos.htm

 

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