Three Worlds in Conflict: The High Drama of Bible Prophecy

by Stanley A. Ellisen

As the millennium draws near, only a handful of books on Bible prophecy will approach the clarity and scope of this one. Three Worlds in Conflict satisfies the growing curiosity of both Christians and non-Christians about God's vision for the future by simply yet fully explaining the facts and philosophy of scriptural prophecy. Unlike many titles, this book presents the whole range of Bible prophecy in chronological form, not just bits and pieces. And the style is contemporary and approachable, unfolding the whys, whats, and whens of God's plan for His world with more twists and turns than a bestselling novel.

Genres: Christian

280 pages, Paperback

First published September 4, 1998

Reviews

[Calle]

I don't actually agree with anything (even down to the existence of God) in this book but I still give it a four star rating. It presents the (correct me if I'm wrong) "premillennialist", "pre-tribulationist" interpretation of Bible prophecy in a clear and strucutred way to make it understandable. So whether you agree with him or not you will understand why the author believes as he does. The only reason I bought this (rather obscure, it seems) book over any other book on Bible prophecy was that I found it at a very cheap price, but it turned out to be a good and thorough introduction to the subject that I can recommend to anyone who wants to understand this interpretation of christian eschatology.

(Review from December 2013)