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Eschatology

John Bowling

Logos doesn't have a lot of books that exclusively deal with eschatology, but over all their products seem to favor premillennialism.

I'm not sure that I agree with the postmil view, but these books are the best representatives in that area and I think they deserve a hearing:

He Shall Have Dominion by Kenneth Gentry
The Book of Revelation Made Easy by Kenneth Gentry
The Days of Vengeance by David Chilton

and of course there are debate books that would be good:

Revelation: Four Views ed. Gregg
The Great Tribulation: Past or Future? by Thomas Ice and Kenneth Gentry

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TCBlack

Revelation: Four Views ed. Gregg

http://www.logos.com/ebooks/details/REV4VIEWS

John Bowling

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/62636#Comment_62636

Thanks. I actually searched the first three titles to make sure I didn't do that... of course after I assumed the rest wouldn't be there I'm mistaken....

George Somsel

Logos doesn't have a lot of books that exclusively deal with eschatology, but over all their products seem to favor premillennialism.

I'm not sure that I agree with the postmil view, but these books are the best representatives in that area and I think they deserve a hearing:

What is the amillenial view? Chopped liver? I would suggest Hendrickson's More than Conquerors.

John Bowling

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/62664#Comment_62664

Thanks, George.

My only familiarity with Amil comes from Kim Riddlebarger's blog. I know he has written "A Case for Amillennialism", but I've never actually read it. So I'm not in a position to suggest what might be the best resources along those lines.

If you have any more you could suggest they would be much appreciated.

Terry Poperszky

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/62714#Comment_62714

Let us not forget the TRUE premill view, "Historic Premillenial" George EldonLadd is a good representative.

Anthony Etienne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/62719#Comment_62719

Since I have not seen it mentioned in discussions concerning books on Revelation, "Revelation Explained" by Lerry Fogle, presents views from a not so popular eschatology path. At least from what I've seen in mainstream church/Christainity. It is an interesting read/bible study. I bought it a few years ago for Libronix 3, but have now just started to really get into it; in Logos 4.

Definately worth a pickup, if you are doing a composite study accross all eschatologies(view points) on Revelation.