Imminent Judgment in the New Testament - Couverture souple

Dawson, Samuel G.

 
9781726304030: Imminent Judgment in the New Testament

Synopsis

The content of this book is contained in several of Dawson’s larger eschatology books, but is included in this smaller book for giving to those needing to begin to study the eschatology found in the New Testament. It is safe to say it will change their view of the New Testament entirely.It consists of three chapters, imminent judgment in the gospels, in the Olivet Discourse, and imminent judgment in Acts through Revelation.

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À propos de l'auteur

A physics and mathematics graduate from Texas Tech University, Samuel G. Dawson did research in celestial mechanics and intercontinental missile guidance in the aerospace industry before preparing to preach the gospel of Christ. In twenty-two years of public teaching, he did extensive live call-in radio work daily for eight years and participated in a number of religious debates. Sam’s scientific background has given him an inquisitive, logical, and thorough approach to the scriptures and a reputation for making Bible students re-think teaching they’ve taken for granted. Sam drew on decades of experience working with local congregations to write Fellowship: With God and His People: The Way of Christ Without Denominationalism; Denominational Doctrines: Explained, Examined, Exposed; and Christians, Churches, & Controversy: Navigating Doctrinal & Personal Clashes. In Marriage, Divorce, & Remarriage: The Uniform Teaching of Moses, Jesus, & Paul, Sam demonstrates how Moses, Jesus, and Paul all taught the same thing about this controversial subject. It deals frankly with issues confronting many Christians today and the people they are trying to teach. The Teaching of Jesus: From Sinai to Gehenna: A Faithful Rabbi Urgently Warns Rebellious Israel shows how many people take Jesus’ teaching out of the context of the people he preached to and misapply it to our day. His sixth book, How to Study the Bible: A Practical Guide to Independent Bible Study, helps students avoid depending on professionals for their Bible knowledge. His most recent books are Essays on Eschatology: An Introductory Overview to the Study of Last Things and Revelation Realized: Martyr Vindication from Genesis to Revelation, and Restoration Cut Short: The Roman Catholic Eschatology of the Churches of Christ, and Foundations of Faith: Practical Essays on Christian Evidences. Sam worked mostly in the western part of the United States and presently lives in Texas.

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