Articles Related To Eschatology

Eschatology

Eschatology, from the Greek Eschatos meaning "last" plus logos meaning "words", "cause", "sayings," or "discourse" ; the study of last things, the culmination of events prior to Christ's return, of the state of man after death, Jesus' second coming, the resurrection of the dead, the consumation of Christ's kingdom, the last judgement, and the eternal state.

What is Futurism? What is Historicism?

Very informative. By J. L. Haynes

Amillennialism

By Anthony Hoekema

Amillennialism: A Word Direct From The Scriptures

One of the best explanations of Amillenialism I've read. By Tony Warren

Why the Early Church Finally Rejected Premillennialism

You need to read. By Charles E. Hill

The Wittenberg Door

A call to repentance from the heresies of Christian Zionism and a return to the Biblical truth of the Impartial Gospel. From Knox Theological Seminary

Are Restoration Prophesies Being Fulfilled Today?

A Biblical refutation of more popular eschatological foolishness. By William Hendriksen

Dispensational Distortions

Part one of a three part article on the fallacies of Dispensational Futurism. By Kenneth Gentry Jr.

Christian Zionism and Messianic Judaism

An article dealing extensively with these two errors. From Chapter 8 of The Sociology of the Church Essays in Reconstruction by James B. Jordan, Th. M. Geneva Ministries

A Defence of (Reformed) Amillenialism

By Prof. David J. Engelsma . A defense of amillenialism against postmillenialism.

The Feast Of Tabernacles

What has the Feast of Booths to do with the millenial reign of Christ? Tony Warren explains.

An Exposition Of Revelation Chapter 20

This is how Bible study is done! A verse by verse explanation of Revelation chapter 20 using the only infallible interpreter- the Bible itself. By Tony Warren

*B Chapter XXXI : Of the State of Man after Death and of the Resurrection of the Dead

The 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith

*B Chapter XXXII : Of the Last Judgement

The 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith