From age to age: the unfolding of Biblical eschatology, c.1-3

From Age to Age looks not only at the consummation of God’s redemptive-historical purposes at the end of history, but also at their unfolding stages. Using the narrative method of biblical theolo…

Postmillenialism: an eschatology of hope, c.1-2

The promises of the gospel offer hope of a brighter future for the families and nations of the earth. Mathison's an optimistic eschatology supported by biblical, historical, and theological conside…

Given for you: reclaiming Calvin's doctrine of the Lord's...

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0-87552-186-X

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xvii,370p.; 23 cm.

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234.163 MAT g

Dispensationalism: rightly dividing the people of God

This concise examination of dispensationalism dispels much current confusion by clarifying the most central and problematic teachings of dispensationalists in the light of Scripture and historic Re…

When shall these things be: a reformed...

One has to admire Gentry and Mathison for their willingness to tackle this subject. Gary DeMar frankly disclaims any responsibility to address hyperpreterism, claiming it is someone else's job. But…

Given for you: reclaiming Calvin's doctrine of the Lord..

Given for You leads us to a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Lord's Supper. Keith A. Mathison revisits church history (especially Calvin and the Reformation), searches relevant biblical…

The shape of sola scriptura, c .1-2

Many modern evangelicals see it as a license to ignore history and the creeds in favor of a more splintered approach to Christian living. In the past two decades, Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodo…