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Dr. Oral E. Collins
When Dr. Collins told me he was writing this commentary I was very excited. He was an excellent scholar, a committed historicist, and premillennial. His love for God's Word and his knowledge of the Jewish and Greco-Roman backgrounds of the New Testament (his PhD was in Judaic studies) make this a commentary worth having and using often.
Our Past and Future Hope
Our Past and Future Hope
Jason Giles
Giles has written a very helpful introduction to historicism, with clear and readable explanations of the Bible's major prophecies.
Click the button for an introduction to this book by the author.
This is NOT a new book--it is an old book. But this revised 2020 edition earns it a spot here.
The 11-point summary of Ryle's "prophetical creed," (see his introduction) especially points 6-10, represent a classic historicist, premillennial, and Protestant understanding of Bible prophecy.
Conquest of the Bloody Emperor
Conquest of the Bloody Emperor
Erik Haglund
Haglund's lay-level tour of Revelation is unlike any other commentary you've probably ever read. It's helpful, easy to read, and written with contemporary flare and humour.
I don't endorse all of Haglund's views but this book is a welcome addition to works on Revelation written for a lay audience. Click the button for an introduction to this book by the author.
Key to the Apocalypse
Key to the Apocalypse
Henry Grattan Guinness
For more information on the history of the Roman Popes and the claims of the Roman Catholic Church about the papacy, see this excellent little book by Leonardo de Chirico.
"Who are the Popes and how does the Roman Catholic Church define their role? What about the present day Popes? What is the ecumenical significance of the Papacy and what are its prospects in the global world? These and other questions are tackled as Leonardo De Chirico explores the Biblical, historical, and theological fabric of the Papacy." [from the publisher]
"In terms of an introduction to the Catholic Church's doctrine and exercise of the papacy, this book is unmatched! Read this book and you will gain essential insights into what for many Christians is a mystery, now unpacked by a trusted evangelical theologian and pastor."
--Gregg R. Allison (Professor of Christian Theology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky)
"...Professor De Chirico investigate the phenomenon of Roman Catholic hierarchy using biblical exegesis, fascinating historical data, and basic theological insights to inform our view...engaging, clearly written, polemical in the best sense, and resolutely Scriptural, this is easily the best shorter guide for those wanting to know how to evaluate the institution of the papacy and related matters."
--William Edgar (Professor of Apologetics, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Discover the five declarations that formed the heart of the 16th-century Protestant Reformation---and still hold relevance for the church and contemporary life 500 years later. Includes Stephen Wellum's Christ Alone, Thomas Schreiner's Faith Alone, David VanDrunen's God's Glory Alone, Matthew Barrett's God's Word Alone, and Carl Trueman's Grace Alone. 1200 pages total, softcovers from Zondervan.
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