What the Bible really says

This book is not an effort to promote one eschatological perspective over another. Rather it is an analysis of Hanegraaff's arguments and claims in order to discover whether or not he has succeeded…

Believing in a revealing God: the basic of..

A church of moral and liturgical activity in relation to a revealing God is the needed response to both a dismissal of religion and apocalyptic violence in its name. The future role of Christianity…

Historical theology: a review of the principle doctrinal.., v.2

The study of the history of theology is of more than academic interest. It throws light on both truth and error. It helps us to recognise old heresies when we met them in modern dress, and introduc…

Understanding the apocalypse

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ix,278p.; 22 cm.

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231.74 HAR u

Revelation expounded or eternal mysteries simplified

Revelation Expounded is sent out with a prayer that it will be a blessing to all who desire to know the truth of events that are to happen from 1948 into eternity...

Revelation: from metaphor to analogy

There great religions often claims that their books or creeds contain truth revealed by God. How could we know that they do? In part 1 of Relevation, author investigates the general philosophical i…

I believe in revelation, c.1-2

Revelation - the doctrine that God makes himself known through the beauty and order of his creation, the message of the Bible and climactically, through his Son - has been attached by many theologi…

The revelation of God: contours of Christian theology, c.1-2

In modern times the Christian faith's claim to process a unique revelation of God has faced numerous challenges. A central issue has been the role of the Bible. While some have continued to defend …