Coming One : What The Scripture Teaches About The End Times
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Understanding God’s Plan
Grace be unto you, and peace, from him which is, which was, and which is to come. Revelation 1:4
Did the Lord Jesus Christ complete His work on earth during His first advent and leave to others the finishing of His great plan of redemption? Or did He simply accomplish the first stage of that great work? And is He coming back again in person to complete His glorious plan?
In this Christian classic, legendary author and pastor A. B. Simpson provides a thorough teaching on a topic that has been debated and theorized throughout history: the second coming of Jesus Christ. Among the topics Simpson addresses are…
The premillennial versus postmillennial theories
The church age
The world powers
The plan for Israel
The false prophet and the Antichrist
The great tribulation
Judgment
The new heaven and earth
Signs of the end times
As time grows short, it has never been more crucial for believers to understand God’s future plan as laid out in Scripture. We must be swift to hear His voice and obey His command so that we will be ready on that glorious day.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781629111872
ISBN10: 1629111872
A. B. Simpson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2014
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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