The attempt to write a life of Jesus, commencing not at the beginning but in the middle, with the thought of the Passion, must of necessity sometime be made. Strange that it has not been made earli…
The subject of the kingdom of God has presented a peculiar attraction to me for a number of years because of its prominent place in the teachings of our Lord and because of the great diversity of i…
Wiebe analyzes the century-long quest for the relation between the kingdom of God and Jesus's ethics. Wiebe shows Jesus to be the mesianic leader who proclaims the advent of the kingdom, call disc…
The books editor, Benson Y. Landis, has carefully gathered Rauschenbusch's most powerful and pointed statements in the light of today, and has prefaced each excerpt with a helpful sketch of the moo…
The kingdom of God has always been a talking point. What is it? When will it come? Such questions concerning the coming rule of God were as hostly debated among Jews at the beginning of the first C…
Johannes Weiss (1863-1914) was a German theologian and Biblical scholar. He is perhaps most famous for this book, which expressed the thesis that Jesus in fact believed that the "end of the world" …
Is the Kingdom already realized when people live in the Christian ethic, or does it await fulfillment in the Second Coming? In this penetrating analysis, Dr. Mark Saucy shows that how we answer suc…
In Crucial Question about the Kingdom of God, author brings to the modern student of eschatology an up-to-date survey of the literature of the kingdom of God and fruitful discussion of some of the …
The author was a giant in the history of the ecumenical church of the twentieth century. By virtue of the range of his practical activities, the intellectual caliber of his writings, and the extent…
In this clear and concise introduction, the author explains and defends postmilleanialism - the view that through the praching of the gospel, Christ kingdom will enjoy an unprecedented period of n…