Rightly Dividing Israel’s Prophetic Kingdom

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With Special Emphasis on The Overlooked Pre-Millennial “Kingdom of the Heavens”

Editors: Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., André Sneidar. There are enormous amounts of prophecy that were given to Israel in the Hebrew Scriptures that are yet to be fulfilled. Most believers simply follow some version of Christendom’s eschatology, futilely attempting to force the enormity of Israel’s prophetic scene into a few extremely abridged time periods. From this shallow vantage point, it is believed that more time has passed in God’s ages than remains. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Multiplied millennia remain, more than have yet transpired, for the fulfillment of all the glorious plans that God has revealed in His Word. Far from being near the “end” of something prophetic, the span of God’s eonian plan is immense, and our placement is early on in its timeline. Much more of God’s prophetic program remains than man’s feeble eschatologies allow. The intention herein is to present an alternative view to the confusing message of the traditional Evangelical concept of prophecy, thus opening the door to a consideration of the idea of a Pre-millennial Kingdom as the fulfillment of many of God’s promise to Israel to have their kingdom in the Earth.

This book contains 87 chapters, with charts and appendices, from 22 authors. Taken together, they are a wonderful resolution to the confusion of the conventional religious theology that has muddled the minds of sincere Bible students for centuries. While we may live in the Secret Administration, that doesn’t necessarily mean that God’s Word regarding His plans for Israel must be a mystery to us. 1st Edition, A4 (8.3 x 11.7), 342 pages.