Doctrine of Last Things, The: An Optimistic Amillennial View

The Doctrine of Last Things: An Optimistic Amillennial View is the culmination of Dr. Sam Waldron's pastoral heart on eschatology, which spans over thirty years. This book aims to clarify the often contentious and complex discussions surrounding the doctrine of last things (eschatology). Waldron even-handedly addresses various eschatological views, including premillennialism, postmillennialism, and amillennialism, while emphasizing the importance of understanding the relationship between Christ's return and the millennium. Beneficial to all believers, regardless of eschatological position, lay readers and theologians alike will revitalize their hope in these last days and behold clearly the exalted-Christ.

Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Large easy to read font
Natural heavy weight paper with durable binding
Over 80 illustrations 

6" x 9"
544 pages

 

Sam Waldron has done the church another great service in writing this clear, concise, yet thorough treatment of the amillennial position. Eschatology can be as confusing as it is contentious. In this volume, Waldron has done his part in removing the confusion, and doing so in an irenic manner that ought to address the contention as well. This will be a helpful tool for those trying to understand, teach, or defend the amillennial position.

—Voddie Baucham
Dean of Theology at African Christian University in Zambia

 

I write this recommendation as someone who honestly struggles with the doctrine of last things. Furthermore, I must confess that I have been greatly helped in my Christian life by theologians and preachers who have sincerely wrestled with this doctrine and come out with differing views. For some scholars, my confession may invalidate my recommendation, but I believe that most Christians and ministers identify with my lack of erudition and welcome a work by a proven theologian who loves God, His Word, and His people. This book is not written for his camp alone but for all believers. Therefore, even those who remain cemented in another opinion will still greatly benefit from a sincere reading of this Christ-exalting work. 

—Paul Washer
HeartCry Missionary Society