How Should We Then Live?

How Should We Then Live?

by Robert Wilson
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 14/01/2018

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This work differs from previous treatments of End Times Issues in the following ways.


I present an analysis of the Greek New Testament scripture to explain why the Rapture, Tribulation, and Second Coming are not imminent, which is consistent with the fact that these events have not occurred in the past 2000 years.


I argue that the Scriptural descriptions of the destruction of the earth in the End Times is not consistent with the capabilities of nuclear weapons and that a different scenario is required to explain the scriptural description of 2 Peter 3 - the destruction of the earth by intense heat and burning and also the death of one-third of the people that inhabit the earth. I then suggest a scenario that is capable of causing the destruction of the earth and is caused by God not mankind, which is consistent with scripture.


I present arguments that the scriptural conditions that must be met (occur) before the Rapture and Second Coming can occur are not likely to occur soon.


I see no possibility of a ten-kings empire in Europe. If the entire ex-Roman Empire is considered, then it could be. I suggest that the ten nations are those of the old Roman Empire that are not in Europe - the ten that are closer to Israel and are all primarily Arab/Islamic.


I give a scientific explanation of the streets of transparent gold described in Revelation.


I discuss scriptures individually that relate to The End Times.

ISBN:
9781490846309
9781490846309
Category:
Study & learning skills: general
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
14-01-2018
Language:
English
Publisher:
Westbow Press
Robert Wilson

Robert Wilson is systems librarian and assistant professor at Middle Tennessee State University's Walker Library. He has worked with library systems since 2011 in school, public, and academic libraries as well as the vendor side as an analyst and implementation manager. He has an MS in information systems from Middle Tennessee State University and an MSLIS from Drexel University. He's implemented dozens of open and closed source library systems at the libraries he's worked with and as a support analyst and later as an implementation manager worked with hundreds of libraries in implementation and integration of dozens of types of library software and applications.

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