Anthony A. Hoekema (1913–1988)

I found this book helpful in fleshing out the amillennial perspective. It is not overly technical and does not get bogged down in detailed predictions (kind of a characteristic of amillennial theology in general I think). It engages other millennial views with respect and a best effort at fairness while attempting to refute them scripturally, but this isn't it's primary focus. It is not just a good about the millennium, it covers a broad range of future topics well, but briefly (see table of contents) and I found the treatment of a few of these like the intermediate state, the final judgement, and eternal punishment very helpful.… (more)