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The Hope of Israel and the Nations Vol II
Sub-title: New Testament Eschatology Accomplished and Applied
Christians tend to learn the Bible in bits and pieces. As a result, they often miss the larger context because they have not been taught how the bits and pieces fit with the whole. It’s important to remember that the 66 biblical books make up one complete work—The Bible—The Book.
In this second and concluding volume of The Hope of Israel and the Nations, Kim Burgess continues expounding his lessons on New Testament Eschatology. With help from co-author Gary DeMar, Kim connects all the parts of the NT and fashions them into a whole.
Kim emphasizes the one-and-many approach to interpretation. The parts and the whole must be studied together. They make up the warp and woof of proper biblical interpretation. The process takes time and study, but it brings the full story of the Bible into clear focus.
Christians tend to learn the Bible in bits and pieces. As a result, they often miss the larger context because they have not been taught how the bits and pieces fit with the whole. It’s important to remember that the 66 biblical books make up one complete work—The Bible—The Book.
In this second and concluding volume of The Hope of Israel and the Nations, Kim Burgess continues expounding his lessons on New Testament Eschatology. With help from co-author Gary DeMar, Kim connects all the parts of the NT and fashions them into a whole.
Kim emphasizes the one-and-many approach to interpretation. The parts and the whole must be studied together. They make up the warp and woof of proper biblical interpretation. The process takes time and study, but it brings the full story of the Bible into clear focus.
466 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2024
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