Bücher von William MacLeod

The Glorious Future is about the Biblical doctrine of the Last Things. It concerns prophetic truths from both the Old Testament and the New Testament which shed light on the rule of Christ in history and of His coming again at the end of the world. In that connection it deals with the implications of death, judgment, heaven and hell. The author provides a brief interpretation of the book of Revelation and addresses the question of the nature of the Millennium and its significance.This is a brief but lucid study of Biblical teaching which brings out the practical and spiritual importance of readiness for death and the coming again of the Lord Jesus Christ.

This book is a consideration of the Visions that are found in the first six chapters in the Prophecy of Zechariah, the second last book in the Old Testament. The prophecy of Zechariah is to be found at the end of the Old Testament dispensation. It anticipates the coming of the Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ. It was a dark and difficult time for God's people. They were in a low state spiritually. The visions and words of Zechariah were given to encourage God's people to persevere through these dark times. God, through Zechariah, presents an optimistic view of the future, valuable not just to the Jews 2,500 years ago, but also to the church and society today. The book proclaims that God is in control. He is ruling the nations and the future for His church is bright and encouraging.

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This is the sixth annual Journal of the Seminary of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing). It comprises contributions from the lecturers at that Seminary, based in Inverness. The commitment of the Journal and the Seminary is to the Evangelical and Reformed doctrines and practices of historic Christianity.

A wonderful description of the scenery, rivers, towns, villages, and most important things on the New York & Erie Railroad through New York State. Towns mentioned include Piermont, Blauveltville, Suffern's, Ramapo, Sloatsburg, Monroe, Oxford, Chester, Middletown, Otisville, Port Jervis, Pond Eddy, Barryville, Deposit, Starrucca, Binghamton, Owego, Barton, Waverly, Chemung, Elmira, Corning, Painted Post, and lots more. This book is a beautiful reprint - first published in 1851.