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Loading... Are We Living in the End Times? (1999)by Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. In the updated and expanded edition of this classic title, noted scholar Dr. Tim LaHaye gives reasons for believing that the Rapture and the Tribulation could occur during our generation. Ours is the first generation that has the technology and opportunity to fulfill many of the prophecies of Revelation. Understanding prophecy can be difficult and confusing. This book takes away all of the mystery--and the intimidation. It is user-friendly for the layperson, yet remarkably complete for the scholar. I think that I would have enjoyed this book far more if I had been reading the updated version. The version that I read was from 1999. This means that it did not include 9/11 and also had predictions that have already past (they weren't specific predictions but they did mention that they thought it would occur by a certain time). It was very interesting and informative. I didn't finish it because I was having a hard time with some of the comments about everything in prophecy being so obvious. I don't think it is obvious or there wouldn't be so many prophecy scholars who are so torn about the knowledge. But it was interesting to see where their ideas come from and their Biblical basis for the ideas. It has prepared me to FINALLY start reading the Left Behind series. no reviews | add a review
In the updated and expanded edition of this classic title, noted scholar Dr. Tim LaHaye gives reasons for believing that the Rapture and the Tribulation could occur during our generation. Ours is the first generation that has the technology and opportunity to fulfill many of the prophecies of Revelation. Understanding prophecy can be difficult and confusing. This book takes away all of the mystery--and the intimidation. It is user-friendly for the layperson, yet remarkably complete for the scholar. No library descriptions found. |
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Understanding prophecy can be difficult and confusing. This book takes away all of the mystery―and the intimidation. It is user-friendly for the layperson, yet remarkably complete for the scholar.