The Four Days of Scripture

Description

The Bible speaks of four different days in the sense of long periods of time. Each one of these days marks a separate and distinct period of time. These are not meaningless expressions. They are: (1) “Man’s Day,” (2) “The Day of Christ,” (3) “The Day of the Lord,” and (4) “The Day of God.” The good workmen will identify the four days, and then “rightly divide” them (II Timothy 2:15). This is a composite work from seven authors: Tom L. Ballinger, Dr. Robert A. Hadden (1868-1939), David R. Hettema, Dr. C.E. McLain (1909-1990), Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., W.B. Screws (1884-1961) and Otis Q. Sellers (1901-1992). 57 pages.