The Gog and Magog End-Time Alliance
The Gog and Magog End-Time Alliance: Israel, Russia, and Syria in Bible Prophecy Jet planes … missiles … and atomic weapons. You will search in vain in Ezekiel 38 and 39, and you will not find them. You will, however,...
Revelation and the First Century
Criticisms against preterist interpretations of the book of Revelation elicit questions: Did any early and medieval Christian writers interpret the visions of Revelation in a preterist manner? Are preterist interpretations of the book of Revelation a modern, seventeenth century invention,...
It was Jesus who said: "For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be....Verily I say unto you, this generation shall not pass til all...
Many of the arguments happening today over eschatology were discussed by people like Nisbett centuries ago. If more commentators had paid attention to his works, we would not still be arguing as we do. For most modern readers, Nehemiah Nisbett...
Ten Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed and Answered
Updated and Expanded Second Edition now in stock! Since the reestablishment of Israel in 1948, “end-time” prophetic speculation has been on the rise. While there is a long history of date setting, the past century has seen an exponential increase in the...
Prophecy Wars: The Biblical Battle Over the End Times
Commentators, theologians, preachers, and social media pundits have a lot to say about Bible prophecy. In Prophecy Wars, Gary DeMar takes a hard look at some of Christendom’s most popular end-times misconceptions and compares these theories to a plain reading...
End Times Explained: Understanding the Different Views
This book presents the many different end time views held today, without promoting any one in particular, allowing the reader to be the judge. It provides scriptural evidence as well as quotes from proponents of each position and clearly explains...
The Resurrection of the Dead: The Mortal Swallowed Up by Life
The resurrection of the dead is central to Christian theology. If the dead are not raised, everything in this life is nothing more than “dust in the wind.” We’re born, we live, and then we die. But is that it?...
The Rapture and the Fig Tree Generation
Audiobook version also available here. For decades Christians have been enticed with the belief that they would be taken to heaven before a coming tribulation period in an event called the “rapture.” Since the national reestablishment of Israel in 1948,...
And It Came to Pass - Third Annual CEF Symposium: Preterism was published in 1993, and it is almost impossible to find; try searching online for it. Not anymore. American Vision has reprinted it. The book is a compilation of...
