Essays on Premillennialism edited by K Neill Foster & David E Fessenden and published by Classics.
Essays on Premillennialism is a collection of writings from leading theologians on a long-standing yet developing tradition. The essays consider the historical background of premillennialism, its hermeneutical underpinnings, and its biblical-theological coherence. The interpretation of apocalyptic literature, from which premillennialism emerges, is a challenging task for both scholarly and lay Bible readers. Essays on Premillennialism is sure to provide great help in this endeavour and lead readers to a closer understanding of the second coming of Christ and His everlasting kingdom.
The essays in this book are divided into three sections:
* Historical Considerations
* Current Considerations
* Future Considerations
Each of the contributors have but one aim that this work may serve all our fellowship and the larger Christian Church as a much-needed voice in the current eschatological debate.
