The Last Days according to Jesus: When Did Jesus Say He Would Return?
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Speculation and theories abound about what the last days have in store for us. But what did Jesus believe and teach about the end times and the timing of his return? R. C. Sproul points believers back to the words of Christ, offering them a solid footing amid ever-shifting opinion about the age to come.
Now in paperback, this book focuses on what Jesus himself taught about the last days and the timing of his return. R. C. Sproul defends the trustworthiness of Jesus' teachings and addresses these questions: Who is the antichrist? When is the resurrection? When is the millennium? "A must read...You owe it to the church and to yourself to spend time interacting with Sproul on these critical questions." --New Horizons "A valuable understanding of what the Bible teaches about the last days."--The Presbyterian Layman "An accessible glimpse into territory that is unfamiliar to many."--Ft. Worth Star-Telegram "A valuable analysis of higher critical theories regarding the Scriptures, especially the eschatological teaching of Jesus." --Bibliotheca Sacra
A noted theologian examines the actual message of Jesus regarding the last days and his eventual return, showing how difficult these interpretations are and looking at such questions as who is the anti-Christ and when is the millennium.
What did Jesus mean when He said to His disciples that some of them would not taste death until they saw the Son of Man coming in His kingdom? What is meant when the book of Revelation says that the things prophesied therein "must soon take place"? Comments such as these have raised many questions, causing some to conclude that Jesus was wrong about the time of His second coming. In this series, R.C. Sproul examines the time-texts associated with the Olivet Discourse and the book of Revelation, demonstrating that when properly understood, they are actually strong evidence for the truthfulness of Scripture.
Eschatology—or the study of the “last days”—is full of heated debates. In this message, R.C. Sproul looks to Jesus' own words to bring clarity to this topic.
What is the kingdom of God? Is it mainly about social issues, or is it something supernatural? In this message, R.C. Sproul warns against unbiblical views of God’s kingdom.
Jesus’ prophecy of His return includes both literal predictions and apocalyptic language. In this message, R.C. Sproul helps us interpret this difficult text.
Critics have argued that Jesus did not return when He predicted. In this message, R.C. Sproul examines this supposedly unfulfilled prophecy and defends the Bible’s credibility.
When Jesus spoke about His coming at the end of the age, did He mean at the end of world history? In this message, R.C. Sproul explains that these passages describe not Jesus’ final judgment but something else entirely.
Prior to the New Testament days of Jesus, the Temple of God had been destroyed during the invasion of Jerusalem by the Babylonians. We know this because God told the prophet Jeremiah that it would come to pass as divine judgment on His people. In light of that, how should we interpret the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple in 70 A.D.? Was that an act of divine judgment? Was there a prophet to foretell that event? In this message entitled “The Destruction of Jerusalem,” Dr. Sproul introduces us to one of the best attested historical events in ancient history as it relates to redemptive history.
Without question, the book of Revelation is difficult to understand. Questions about the anti-Christ, the Millennium, and many others a are sharply disputed among Bible teachers today. But there is one question that seems to be overlooked in our search for signs of the end-times: When was the book of Revelation written? In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the importance of properly dating the book of Revelation as we seek to understand the destruction of the Temple in 70 A.D.
Who or what is the Antichrist? Is the Antichrist a man or an institution? Is he a person who is presently alive? Like so many things incorporated in the last-day teachings of the Bible, there is little consensus in the church today as to the identity of the Antichrist. How can we find the identity of the Antichrist? Considering these questions in this message, Dr. Sproul explores the different scriptural passages that describe the Antichrist.
A notorious figure listed in the book of Revelation is called “The Beast.” So who is the beast identified in the book of Revelation? Has he already come or should we still expect him? In this message, Dr. Sproul matches the biblical portrait of the beast with a man who fits the description right down to the name.
What is the Rapture? Christians all agree that Jesus will return to take His church out of this fallen world, but there is disagreement as to how He will do it. Will Jesus secretly take His people out of this world only to return again later for the Resurrection? Dr. Sproul considers this question as he continues the study of The Last Days According to Jesus, with this message entitled “The Rapture.”
The book of Revelation describes a time period in the last days called the Millennium. In fact, it says that the Millennium is a period of one-thousand years. But when did the last days begin? Are we still waiting for the last days or are we in them now? Is the Millennium a future expectation for the church or are we currently in it? In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the different theological perspectives in the church that are known by their teaching about “The Millennium.”
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English (en)
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R.C. Sproul ,
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Video Course series
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Ligonier Ministries
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