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BEYOND CREATION SCIENCE: New Covenant Creation From Genesis to Revelation - Third Edition

Have you ever wondered how Biblical prophecy impacts the Genesis debate? Curious about how Intelligent Design Theory reconciles with Biblical theology? Want to see a powerful approach that is already causing many to walk away from young-earth creationism? How about a close look at a topic that is dividing international young-earth creationist organizations behind closed doors? Beyond Creation Science is unique because it explores the connections between Christian views of prophecy and creation. This book shows how and why old-earth views, which dominated Christians in the 19th and early 20th century, fell out of favor with modern conservative Christians because of the meteoric rise of a particular view of end-times prophecy. Better yet, this book explains how recent developments in biblical studies regarding biblical prophecy could very well be the undoing of modern young-earth creationism. 527 pages, paper, appendices, author index, Scripture index, bibliography.

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THE APOCALYPSE CODE: Find Out What the Bible Really Says about the End Times and Why It Matters Today

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"Most of what you've heard, read or been told about the End Times is wrong," says popular radio host and bestselling apologist, Hank Hanegraaff. "We have come to accept a wide range of beliefs and teachings about the future, about the ultimate battle between good and evil, about the last days, and about how our world will end. And most of these beliefs and teachings are based on fundamental misinterpretations of what the scriptures really say about the end times." The Apocalypse Code helps readers understand what the Bible really says about End Times, and why what we believe matters so much in today's world. 300 pages, hardcover, subject index, Scripture index, bibliography.

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PARADISE RESTORED
A Biblical Theology of Dominion

Christians have long been characterized by despair, defeat, and retreat based on their understanding of the prophetic future called dispensationalism. They have heeded false doctrine which teaches that until Jesus returns, Christians will lose ground to the enemy. Of course this becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Chilton, with his wonderful writing style, explains how to read and understand prophetic texts, the coming of the kingdom, rejection of Israel, the Great Tribulation, the rise of antichrist, and so much more. A delight to read, and one of the informative books on Bible prophecy ever written. 318 pages, hardcover, appendices, bibliography, index, Scripture index.

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THE EARLY CHURCH AND THE END OF THE WORLD

The claim has been made by a number of prophecy writers that the early church was predominately premillennial on millennial issues and exclusively futuristic on almost everything else. This means that early Christian writers who commented on prophetic passages like the Olivet Discourse (Matt. 24, Mark 13, Luke 21) believed and wrote that the biblical authors were always referring to events in the distant future just before the return of Christ. While these claims have been made with certainty, there has always been a lack of clear historical documentation to back them up. Sometimes the historical record has been stretched and exaggerated to fit an already developed theory. But since the futurist perspective has been promoted as an early church reality by so many for so long, few people today actually question it. The Early Church and the "End of the World" is the first book to question the prevailing futurist view by a careful study of the historical record. 180 pages, hardcover.

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THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY

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In 1971, Max King published The Spirit of Prophecy and shook the foundations of modern Bible interpretation. Almost singlehandedly, throughout the '70s and '80s, this book changed the way people thought about the "last Days." Rather than see the "end Times" as yet to come, The Spirit of Prophecy showed that they were fulfilled, in the first century. Now this classic of bible prophecy has been completely updated and rewritten as an introduction to the Transmillennial view. 452 pages, paper, Scripture index.

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MISPLACED HOPE: The Origins of First and Second Century Eschatology

Historically the Christian faith has believed that Jesus will return again one day, visibly in the sky. However, several centuries of Bible scholarship have been pointing out glaring problems with this premise. How did the early church understand its eschatology after the fall of Jerusalem? Misplaced Hope take you back to the apostolic fathers and the first two centuries of church history (A.D. 70-200) to find the answers. 235 pages, bibliography, index.

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THE LAST DAYS IDENTIFIED

It is time to let the Bible--not the newspapers--speak about the Last Days. In this powerful systematic book, Don K. Preston presents the most encouraging, scriptural discussion of the Last Days to be found anywhere. Preston shows, from scripture alone that the end of the age occurred in the first century, just as Jesus promised, with the end of Israel's Old Covenant World. After reading this book, you will know that the Great Tribulation is past. The Man of Sin is dead! You will know that you do not have to live in fear and anticipation of the end of time and history! 138 pages, paper.

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DEAD IN THEIR TRACKS

The most persuasive argumentation for the AD 70 return of Christ yet. Stops the liberal/skeptic attack on the Bible "dead in its tracks." Convinced one Christian college instructor the first time he read it. Nothing counters liberal/skeptic charges of "nonfulfillment" like "fulfillment." Great for all Bible believers, especially in college and seminary. 85 pages, paper.

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RESULTS OF FULFILLED PROPHECY

This book contains articles researched and written over a span of almost fifty years. It has countless insights into the meaning of difficult texts you won't find anywhere else. Dr. Mills understood and was already teaching some aspects of "fulfilled prophecy" as early as 1952. He did not learn until the 1970's that others held similar views known as "preterist" (past fulfillment). 197 pages, paper.

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LAST DAYS MADNESS
Obsession of the Modern Church
Fourth Revised Edition

In this authoritative book, Gary DeMar (a preterist) clears the haze regarding "end-times" jargon: the antichrist, Armageddon, the rebuilding of the temple, and the rapture. But more than this, he tests you views, renews your zeal for the living truth, and encourages you to escape the paralysis of last days madness. 445 pages, paper, index.

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ISLAM AND RUSSIA IN PROPHECY: The Problem of Interpreting the Bible Through the Lens of History

The majority of contemporary prophecy writers interpret the bible through the lens of current history. Hence, when the headlines change, the interpretation of the Bible changes. Hal Lindsey and other prophecy writers have made Russia the key to Bible prophecy. Now, with the fall of the Soviet Union, Islam is once again in the prophetic headlines. Gary DeMar's Islam and Russia in Prophecy is the first clear analysis of this phenomenon. He surveys history and Bible commentators and concludes with what the Bible actually has to say on these sensationalized subjects. 28-page booklet.

IS JESUS COMING SOON?

Wars and rumors of wars, famines, plagues, and earthquakes. These are the biblical signs. All of them are realities of planet earth in our day. Is Jesus coming back soon? Did Jesus provide an exact predictable scenario as so many modern prophecy writers advocate? The answer to these questions will shock the majority and ambush the sentries of the end-times status quo. 65 pages, paper.

PERILOUS TIMES: A Study in Eschatological Evil

The Apostle Paul warns Timothy: "This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come" (2 Timothy 3:1). And Paul is not alone in sounding such a foreboding alarm in the Scriptures. Indeed, throughout the Bible we learn of "perilous times" ordained by God. What Bible-believing Christian would dispute the credibility of such prophecies? In this work Dr. Gentry provides in-depth studies of the five principle passages defining these "perilous times": Daniel 9:24-27; Matthew 24:1-36; 2 Thessalonians 2:1-10; Revelation 13:1-18; and Revelation 17:1-11. These texts are crucial to understanding biblical eschatology. 173 pages, paper, bibliography, index, Scripture index.

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PROPHECY PARADOX
The Case for a First Century End Time

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Nearly 2000 years ago, the first Christians lived in the last days, and the end was at hand in their immediate future. Ms. Schuldt's carefully documented book proves that all those things happened, historically, to those people nearly 2000 years ago in their future and in their generation. 370 pages, paper, bibliography, index, maps.

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SHATTERING THE 'LEFT BEHIND' DELUSION

Are millions being misled and spiritually 'left behind'? The answer is a resounding, YES! Millions of Christians, and non-Christians as well, are caught up in a new and seductive teaching. It's called the Rapture. They believe it could occur at any moment and most likely will happen near the turn of the millennium. But it will not! Why? Because it has already happened, and it wasn't what you think. Preterist view. 152 pages, paper.

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BEYOND THE END TIMES
The Rest of... The Greatest Story Ever Told

Do We Really Need Another End-Times Book?

As long as the others fail to recognize that "the end" the Bible proclaims is behind us and not ahead of us, is past and not future, the answer is a resound, YES! No consideration of the end times is complete without a look at the "past fulfillment," or preterist, view of prophecy. 300 pages, paper, appendix

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THE GREAT TRIBULATION
Past or Future?

This engaging book brings together the opposing viewpoints of two respected evangelicals on whether the Great Tribulation is a past, present, or future event. This material is especially helpful in gaining an understanding of end times as the arguments are presented in a friendly debate format with responses by each author to the other's position.
224 pages, paper.

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THE LAST DAYS ACCORDING TO JESUS

You've read enough fiction about the end times. It's time for some nonfiction-- written by a bona fide theologian. In his first book-length treatment of this subject, R. C. Sproul focuses on what Jesus himself taught about the last days and the timing of his return in Matthew, Luke and Mark. He also addresses questions such as: Who is the antichrist? When is the resurrection? When is the millennium?

Sproul's answers may surprise you as he takes a position known as the "partial preterist." Partial preterists see fulfillment of end-time events primarily in Christ's first advent and the A.D. 70 destruction of Jerusalem. However, they also hold that there are some prophetic events that will be fulfilled at the consummation of history. 250 pages, paper, bibliography, index, Scripture index

THE PAROUSIA: The New Testament Doctrine of Christ's Second Coming

The classic defense of the Preterist view. Written a century ago (1887), it examines each NT book, analyzes the doctrine of the second coming, and concludes that Christ returned in AD 70. Includes a survey and interpretation of the book of Revelation. New forewords by Walt Hibbard and Ed Stevens, as well as the the original "Afterword" that Russell added to his second edition. Contains a picture of Russell and a biographical sketch about him. This is the book which most profoundly influenced David Chilton to take the preterist view. Endorsements on the back by Walt Hibbard, Gary DeMar, Ken Gentry and R. C. Sproul, Sr.. No serious student of eschatology should be without it. 570 pages, paper.

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EXPECTATIONS DEMAND A RAPTURE
What Did Christ Promise? What Did They Expect?

The first book from a Preterist in this generation teaching a literal rapture of all true Christians at the time of the Parousia in AD 66-70. Five scholars a century ago (J.S. Russell, Milton S. Terry, Richard Weymouth, William S. Urmy, and Ernest Hampden-Cook) took a similar view. This book takes their somewhat sketchy theory and fully develops it. Includes answers to all the major objections and a phrase-by-phrase grammatical analysis of the rapture text (1 Thess. 4:13-18). Ground-breaking new work. The "next wave" in Preterism! Walt Hibbard, Arthur Melanson, Jerry Bernard and many others join with Stevens in offering this theory for your consideration. 157 pages, comb binding.

THE GLORIOUS RETURN OF JESUS CHRIST

Great introduction to the Preterist view from a Baptist pastor. Explains his own struggle with prophecy. Gives interpretative guidelines. Prints out all scriptures so the reader doesn't have to look them up. Excellent material on the problem of timing. Keys to interpreting Revelation. Exhortations to avoid the traps of tradition. 90 pages, paper.

THE PROMISE OF HIS COMING
Interpreting New Testament Statements Concerning the Time of Christ's Appearance

Discusses the merits and implications of three different possible approaches to the Time statements: 1) They were wrong, 2) They really didn't mean what they seem, or 3) The Parousia realy occurred in AD 70 just like the New Testament time statements indicated. 223 pages, paper.

PROPHECY
The Year 2000 and Beyond?

Fadeley's new book gives the reader, who is not familiar with the preterist view, a brief, simple and understandable introduction that will answer those lingering questions that have been raised by many Christian people who have studied prophecy from a traditional viewpoint. In fifteen brief chapters, he covers the whole panorama of topics relating to prophecy. 92 pages, paper

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HOUSE DIVIDED: The Break-Up of Dispensational Theology

House Divided serves as a tombstone for Scofieldian dispensational theology: a line-by-line refutation of a pair of dispensational theologians. By the time this book first appeared in print in late 1989, one of these authors, H. Wayne House, had left Dallas Seminary and had begun his move away from traditional dispensationalism. This has left his co-author, Rev. Thomas Ice, in a very difficult position. Rev. Ice is today among the last of traditional dispensationalism's published defenders who is under age 60. 411 pages, hardcover, bibliography, Scripture index, subject index.

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THE INCREDIBLE SCOFIELD AND HIS BOOK

Most Bible students have heard of the Scofield Reference Bible, and may even own one. But no one before this has worked out a detailed account of the life of Cyrus I. Scofield. And yet there is such an amazing amount of material that should be known about this man that everyone who is at all interested in the dispensational system should read this book. This well-researched and documented book reveals his questionable character, and is one of the most powerful books that has ever been written against the dispensational system. Loraine Boettner says this expose' is so powerful that "if dispensationalists would read it carefully, perhaps half of them would turn from that system." 394 pages, paper.

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STEVENS RESPONSE TO GENTRY: Second Edition

A detailed response to Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr's critique of the full preterist view, A Brief Theological Analysis of Hyper-Preterism. Also includes a brief response to Andrew Sandlin's and Jim West's critical articles published in the July 1997 issue of Chalcedon Report. 114-page booklet.

ISRAEL: 1948 COUNTDOWN TO NOWHERE

The "restoration" of Israel in 1948 is called the 'Super Sign of the End of the Age," by prominent prophecy pundits Tim LaHaye, Thomas Ice, Jack Van Impe and others. It is insisted that 1948 proves that Israel remains God's chosen people, and that the Rapture and end of the world as we know it is just around the corner. This little book compares the claims of LaHaye and Ice, about 1948, with what the Bible actually says. It demonstrates beyond doubt that 1948 was not the fulfillment of prophecy! 48-page booklet.

THE MESSIAH'S RETURN
Revised Edition

Explains problems theologians have with New Testament imminency passages.


71-page booklet, appendix, bibliography

HAL LINDSEY AND BIBLICAL PROPHECY

Presentation of the basic preterist idea from a reformed covenant perspective. Combats premillennial ideas and shows the validity of interpreting much of Revelation figuratively.
139 pages, paper

HAVE HEAVEN & EARTH PASSED AWAY
A Study of Matthew 5:17, 18

Shows why it's inconsistent to believe OT Law is no longer binding.
36-page booklet

THE GREAT TRIBULATION

In this challenging book (preterist view) by David Chilton, all the prophetic passages of Scripture dealing with the End Times are re-examined with careful attention to every revealing detail. And his conclusions are nearly as startling as the prophesies themselves. The Great Tribulation is the kind of sane, balanced, and easy to understand introduction to End Times theology that Christians have needed for a long, long time. 195 pages, mass market paper, index, Scripture index.