Bible Prophecy Made Easy

by Mark Water

Publisher:

John Hunt

, 1998

Overview

This guidebook provides a great introduction to the subject of biblical prophecy, beginning with a compilation of false doomsday prophecies that draw the reader in to this fascinating topic. Includes discussions of the book of Revelation, second coming of Christ, biblical symbols, forth-telling/foretelling, and the marks of a genuine prophet. Also contains helpful lists such as Matthew's 65 references to the Old Testament and a Who's Who? of Bible prophets.

Contents

Top Highlights

“‘Forth-telling’ was passing on to people God’s message for them at that time” (Page 44)

“The beast from the earth is usually taken to represent religious authority.” (Page 15)

“Christian views on how and when the millennium will take place follow three main interpretations: amillennial, postmillenial, and premillennial.” (Page 12)

“While these two words ‘second coming’ do not appear in the Bible, the event is mentioned about 300 times in the New Testament.” (Page 8)

“Working back from the number 666, this reveals the Hebrew words ‘Nero-Caesar.’” (Page 15)

Product Details

• Title: Bible Prophecy Made Easy
• Author: Mark Water
• Publisher: John Hunt
• Publication Date: 1998
• Pages: 64

About Mark Water

Mark Water  was born in Devon, England and trained for the Anglican ministry at the London College of Divinity. He was ordained as an evangelical minister in 1966.

Water has served as writer, editor, and advisor for a variety of titles and projects. In addition to the Bible Made Easy Series, Water authored The Encyclopedia of Christian Quotations and The New Encyclopedia of Christian Martyrs which can both be found in the John Hunt Desk Collection.