The Church’s Hope: The Reformed Doctrine of the End (Volume One: The Millennium), by Prof. David J. Engelsma
This review examines Prof. David J. Engelsma's volume on Reformed eschatology, which argues for amillennialism as the biblical foundation for the church's hope in Christ's return. The book addresses false eschatological teachings (postmillennialism and premillennialism) while providing pastoral encouragement to believers through exposition of the intermediate state, the millennium, and Christ's final victory, making it accessible to all church members seeking to grow in their understanding of last things.
The Church's Hope: The Reformed Doctrine of the End (Volume One: The Millennium), by Prof. David J. Engelsma (Jenison, MI: RFPA). $29.95 soft. 350 pages. Reviewed by Rev. Garry Eriks. The clear message of this volume on eschatology is the church's hope that Jesus Christ is coming again to bring His church to live with Him in body and soul forever. The church of the Lord Jesus Christ needs this hope because of the attacks upon her and the hardships she faces in an increasingly wicked world....
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