ESCHATOLOGY OF VICTORY, AN

Description

J M KIK

An exposition of Matthew 24 and Revelation 20 with a discussion of the history of the Reformed position on eschatology.

There is great debate today over the meaning of Matthew 24 and Revelation 20, two passages central to any discussion of eschatology. Does Matthew 24 prophesy a coming Great Tribulation or a premillennial return of Christ? Does Revelation 20 describe a millennial age on earth, or in heaven? Will the nations be converted before the coming of Christ?

Endorsements

“Postmillenial thought will flourish because it is Biblical and is therefore the eschatology of victory, or of salvation in its full sense. It takes seriously all of Scripture and the resurrection. Christ’s victory is in time and eternity, in the world of matter as well as the realm of the spirit.”

—Rousas J. Rushdoony in the Introduction

The Author

J. Marcellus Kik studied for the ministry at both Princeton and Westminster Theological Seminaries. He pastored churches in Canada for twenty years and has pastored in the United States. For four years, he served as Associate Editor of Christianity Today.