The End-Times Prophecy Handbook

Prophecy books usually do one of two things: frighten you, or sell you a date. This handbook does neither. Its promise is printed on the cover: no date-setting, no panic, just the map.

Written for mainstream evangelical readers and the small groups they actually sit in, it works through Daniel, the Olivet Discourse, and Revelation in order, quoting Scripture in full in the King James Version, with premillennial, amillennial, and postmillennial readings presented fairly, each in its strongest form.

Inside:

- How to read prophecy: genre, apocalyptic imagery, the already and not-yet principle, and six working rules

- Daniel in depth: the statue, the beasts, the Son of Man, and the seventy weeks, with interpretations charted side by side

- The Olivet Discourse, and the classic resurrection and catching-up passages, with the timing debate stated fairly

- Revelation walked through structurally, and the millennium debate in depth across four views

- A key-symbol glossary, a pastoral "Questions Christians Ask" chapter, and a ten-session small-group path

Discuss prophecy from the text, calmly and fairly. Bring it to your small group.