Description
The return of Jesus Christ to the earth has been a doctrine of the Christian faith since its beginning. Jesus himself spoke of His return and it was a confident hope and expectation among believers in apostolic times.
Over the succeeding centuries different interpretations of the Scriptures concerning the return of Christ have developed, leaving many Christians in a degree of confusion.
Mark Dunman explains the various interpretations, assessing what biblical basis there is for them, when and how the doctrine was formulated and weighing them against each other, to allow the reader to judge for themselves which appears to be most convincing.
208 pages