The Day of the Lord, the Key to Understanding End-Time Prophecy
Have modern Christians been enlightened or misled? 'Left behind' has been a catch phrase in American church culture for more than a decade, but pretribulation beliefs were virtually unheard of before the eighteenth century. Many modern-day believers await the return of the Lord to rapture the Church before a turbulent tribulation period, expecting unbelievers to be left behind to suffer the horrors of this seven-year period. This popular belief is promoted from many evangelical pulpits and popularized by books and movies, but does it really line up with the Bible? Dr. Barber provides a careful examination of Scripture and a critical analysis of the biblical commentaries that form the basis of the pretribulation rapture belief. Once a pretribulationist himself, he found that his in-depth study of the Bible quickly revealed the errors of this position. With spiritual, biblical, and intellectual insight, The Day of the Lord: The Key to Understanding End-Time Prophecy challenges the very foundation of pretribulation theology. Dr. Barber stresses the importance of sola scriptura as he guides readers through his compelling and convincing argument for a clearer understanding of end-times prophecy.411 28 http://www.discoverrevelation.com/22.ht 29 J. Dwight Pentecost. Things to Come, A Study in Biblical Eschatology. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Publishing House. 1964. p. 204 Chapter 4 30 J. Dwight Pentecost. Things to Comeanbsp;...
| Title | : | The Day of the Lord, the Key to Understanding End-Time Prophecy |
| Author | : | Allen M. Barber |
| Publisher | : | Tate Publishing - 2011-07 |
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