GOD'S LAWSUIT

The translators of the King James Version of the Bible wrote in their original preface, "e;The Translators to the Reader,"e; "e;But we weary the unlearned, who need not know so much, and trouble the learned, who know it already."e; This book will no doubt do both.There is a plethora of different views that are taught today about Bible prophecy. How did we get so many differing views from just one Bible? As this book will demonstrate, the problem is that we don't let the Bible get a word in sideways. We have been steeped in prophecy teaching since the early nineteenth century, but so much of that teaching has been the result of everybody putting their own spin on Bible texts. But what do we see if we let the Bible speak for itself? The Bible is its own best interpreter. That should be our standard, not our constantly changing current events.This book presents Bible prophecy from what was the historic position of the church for 1,800 years and as it was taught by the authors of Scripture. That happens to be the postmillennial and preterist positions.Most Christians, though they have most likely heard of these positions, have never heard them presented before. They have never heard their own views challenged by the Bible. That is changing fast in our culture. God's Lawsuit presents that biblical perspective. Now you will learn Bible prophecy like you've never heard it before but should have! Whether you are learned or unlearned, this book will challenge your thinking.