New book (published Oct 2016) critiques the A-millennial End times view point (From a Pre-millennial perspective). Many within the Reformed (eschatologicaly) community feel as those they have a bed rock foundation in their eschatology.
With the continued onslaught of literature against both dispensationalism (historical and progressive) and pre-millennialism, another hero has arisen for the task of again proclaiming biblical truth and sound hermetical principles. This book is more than equipped to deal with the recent attempts to attack dispensational premillennialism from Reformed writers.
Even though I have disagreements with some positions held by the Masters Seminary I am ever grateful to their steadfast defenses of dispensationalism and pre-millennialism.
Review
Waymeyer has written an outstanding defense of premillennialism. His work
is fair, charitable, thorough, and most importantly, based on careful scriptural
exegesis. Clearly there are excellent arguments on both sides of this issue, and
the debate will almost certainly last until the second coming. In any case,
premillennialists will be encouraged by this vigorous and scholarly defense of their
reading, and amillennialists will need to interact with this impressive defense of
premillennialism. --Thomas Schreiner, James Buchanan Harrison Professor of
New Testament Interpretation, The Southern Baptist eological Seminary
Waymeyer stays close to the text, argues biblically, and writes in an irenic way.
He has shown great respect for the body of Christ where some have differed
from the premillennial view he has taken, yet he has also courageously stated
what needs to be said. --Walter C. Kaiser, Jr., President Emeritus, Gordon-Conwell
theological Seminary
is a solid analysis of amillennialism. --Darrell L. Bock, Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Dallas
Theological Seminary
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