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Postmillennial

NOTES ON THE APOCALYPSE

First published in 1870, Notes on the Apocalypse provides access into the Historicist Postmillenial interpretation of the book of Revelation. Written in the style of a commentary, this work introduces Biblical eschatology in a straightforward and faithful manner. In Historicist fashion, Steele interprets the book of Revelation throughout the history of the world since the time of Christ. Exploring all the major topics of the book, Steele explains such things as the seals, trumpets, vials, four horsemen, the Antichrist, the 1260 years, and more. David Steele (1803-1887) was a Reformed and Presbyterian minister who pastored a number of churches in Ohio, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. 271 pages, paper, appendix.

POSTMILLENNIALISM
An Eschatology of Hope

Mathison sets forth a wealth of biblical, historical, and theological evidence for an optimistic eschatology. Unlike end-time forecasts that see modest growth in the church before Christ's return, postmillennialsim expects the Spirit-blessed gospel to have overwhelming success in bringing the world to Christ. 287 pages, paper, index.

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MESSIAH'S SECOND ADVENT
A Study in Eschatology

To combat an aggressive intrusion of a new end-time doctrine, Dr. Goodspeed wrote this masterly treatise, rare for its exegetical precision and the beauty of direct biblical interpretation of the words of Scripture. A fine example of the pristine postmillennialism of the Great Awakening period, this treasure of biblical eschatology from a better day, preserved by God’s providence through a hundred-year eclipse, awaiting a people receptive to God’s optimistic purpose for the redemption of this earth in this age, through the agency of His church! Dr. Goodspeed was professor of Systematic Theology in McMaster University (1890-1905) and later at Baylor University, Waco, TX. Re-typeset and reprinted from the 1900 edition. 227 pages, paper, Scripture index.

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ZION'S GLAD MORNING

Contrary to the doom-sayers and the late-great-planet-earth syndrone, Zion's Glad Morning, a postmillennial work, holds out a fresh promise for the future. An intensive, balanced, biblical analysis of future events, it revisits the doctrine of the "latter day glory," the eschatology of the grass-roots Baptists, Puritans, and others that fueled the great revivals of the 18th and 19th centuries.
308 pages, paper, bibliography, indexes