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The Bible and the Future 14 reviews
Anthony A. Hoekema
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1994
one of the few books on "end times" stuff worth reading
+ Back to the Future...
+ Sound Biblical Treatment
+ Why "Left Behind" Needs to be Left behind
+ Fair look at eschatology
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When Shall These Things Be: A Reformed Response to Hyper-Preterism 49 reviews
P & R Publishing, 2004
Must Read for Evangelicals
I felt like a knight on a white horse had come to my rescue after reading this book. Gentry's description of hyperpreterists as combative, naive, millitant, etc. rang perfectly true -- I should know, I'm married to one. But instead of using frothing emotion and schizophrenic theological reasoning ...
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The Navarre Bible: Revelation 3 reviews
University of Navarre
Four Courts/Scepter, 2005
Highly recommended
+ A good Catholic resource for the Book of Revelation
+ Traditional and scholarly
Gives a thoroughly Catholic understanding of the Book of Revelation. We're so used to the modern "premillenialist" view of the book so typical of Evangelicalism, but this commentary brings out the traditional Catholic understanding of the Apocalypse. Has the text of the book in English (RSVCE) ...
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Coming Soon: Unlocking the Book of Revelation and Applying Its Lessons Today4 reviews
Michael Barber
Emmaus Road Publishing, 2006
Finally a consistent and logical commentary on the Apocalypse
+ Excellent study of the book of Revelation!
+ Coming Soon
+ Great Catholic prospective
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Returning to Our Senses
Scott Hahn
Saint Joseph Communications, 1997
DISCOVER THE TREASURES THAT AWAIT YOU BENEATH THE SURFACE OF THE SACRED PAGE. Catholics are finally returning to their senses. What does that mean, you ask. It means that they are rediscovering how the Bible opens up its riches! Over the course of the 20th century there has been an overwhelming and one sided emphasis on critical methods. So much so that the spiritual reading of Scripture ...
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Letter and Spirit: From Written Text to Living Word in the Liturgy11 reviews
Scott Hahn
Doubleday, 2005
The Best Work from Dr. Scott Hahn Thus Far
+ Exploring the Bond between Scripture and Liturgy
+ Potent
+ Understanding the scriptures
+ Connecting Word and Sacrament
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The Beast of Revelation14 reviews
Kenneth L., Jr. Gentry
American Vision, 2002
Read the book in 6 hours
+ Kenneth Gentry does his homework!!!
+ Good Preterist Starter
+ A fuller presentation of the materials on the DVD
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The Israel of God: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow9 reviews
O. Palmer Robertson
P & R Publishing, 2000
Great Book! ... 5 Stars!!
+ Excellent biblical treatment of how Christians should view modern day Israel
+ Thought provoking
+ Masterful treatment of the topic
+ superb! Israel according to biblical theology.
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Trial, Tribulation & Triumph: Before, During, and After Antichrist12 reviews
Desmond A. Birch
Queenship Publishing Company, 1997
The Catholic antidote to "end-times" fever.
+ As a Convert, this book was not only informative......
+ Excellent review of Catholic Prophecy
+ Excellent book. I wish I could have an updated version.
+ A monumental achievement!
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The Lamb's Supper: The Mass as Heaven on Earth147 reviews
Scott Hahn
Doubleday, 1999
Sometimes, it takes "new eyes" to look at something.
+ The Lamb's Supper: The Mass as Heaven on Earth
+ Finally, the Liturgy Understood
+ Fantastic Reading!!!
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The Book of Revelation: A Commentary on the Greek Text (New International Greek Testament Commentary (Grand ...12 reviews
G. K. Beale
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1998
Beale Set Me On Fire for Revelation Study & Preaching
+ Monumental and Superb!
+ Very, very fast service!!
+ One of the very best commentaries on Revelation
+ Beale is good at what is Beale good at
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The Book of Destiny3 reviews
Herman Bernard Kramer
T A N Books & Publishers, 1992
Supplement to the Book of the Apocalypse
+ A Definitive Commentary on The Apocalypse
+ Review from the Publisher
Have you ever read the last book of the Bible (known Traditionally as the Book of the Apocalypse) and wondered what all the symbolism means? Well, you need not wonder any longer as Rev. Fr. Kramer has unlocked many of the mysteries surrounding the symbolism through his extensive amount of studies. ...
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Triumph of the Lamb: A Commentary on Revelation6 reviews
Dennis E. Johnson
P & R Publishing, 2001
Excellent Resource!
+ Good commentary for the biblically literate
+ One of the best commentaries on Revelation
+ Revelation is a lot easier than I thought it was
+ A great book...but these aren't new ideas---
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All Israel Will be Saved
Scott Hahn
Saint Joseph Communications, 1998
DR. HAHN ANNOUNCES HIS MOST IMPORTANT BIBLICAL DISCOVERY!! Most everybody agrees that what Paul presents in Romans 9-11 is the most difficult--yet significant--teaching to be found in all of his epistles. Here, Paul addresses several big questions like, Why do the majority of Jews not accept Jesus as their Messiah? How does Israel of the Old Covenant relate to the Church of the New ...
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Before Jerusalem Fell: Dating the Book of Revelation31 reviews
Kenneth L., Jr. Gentry
American Vision, 1998
Complete and Convincing
+ A Gem of Scholarly Work
+ CRITICAL Reading for ALL Christians...it changes History!!
+ Before Jerusalem Fell
+ wonderful analysis of proper eschotology
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The End : a Study of the Book of Revelation9 reviews
Scott Hahn
Saint Joseph Communications, 1994
Most exhaustive treatment of the most elusive book
+ Fascinating and thought-provoking with the analogy of faith
+ What is typologically past is set for future, superlative fulfillment...
+ The Bride Is Unveiled
+ The AntiChrist is coming! The AntiChrist is coming!
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The Four Kingdoms Of Daniel: A Defense Of The "Roman" Sequence With AD 70 Fulfillment1 review
John S. Evans
Xulon Press, 2004
*At last*, a contemporary work that does justice to the Book of Daniel.
Evans keenly -- indeed, even brilliantly -- fills-in two gaps all-too apparent within contemporary historical-critical scholarship as well as contemporary Biblical theology in general: the first, that which obtains within "modern" academia as regards the dating and authorship of the book of Daniel; ...
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A Father Who Keeps His Promises: God's Covenant Love in Scripture48 reviews
Scott Hahn
Servant Publications, 1998
Seeking Advice
+ Another wonderful read by Scott Hahn!
+ So brilliant!
+ Makes the crucifixion and the Eucharist make sense
+ Haven't actually read it yet but . . .
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Singing In The Reign2 reviews
Michael Patrick Barber
Emmaus Road Publishing, 2001
A Book Review by the Rev. Fr. Johann W. Vanderbijl III
+ The Best Catholic Introduction to the Psalms in Print!
Despite the corny title and equally corny headings from time to time, the book delivers more than its title reveals. The rather lengthy introduction by Scott Hahn (an ex-Presbyterian and fairly recent convert to Roman Catholicism) sets the tone for the rest of the book. Old Testament symbolism ...
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The Meaning of the Millennium: Four Views15 reviews
Anthony A. Hoekema
InterVarsity Press, 1977
Good Debate on Eschatology
+ Nice Introduction, Yet Certain Views Are Less Consistent
+ Good introduction to the millenium
+ Helpful in some ways
+ Accessible, Well-Written Introduction
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