Answers to the Most Important Questions About the End Times: Will I have to go through the tribulation? Who is the Antichrist? What is Armageddon? What will the New Jerusalem be like? And many more

by John Hart

Publisher:

Bethany House

, 2016

Overview

Everything You Need to Know about the End Times in One Guide

For everyone who is curious, confused, or even fearful about Jesus’ second coming, the Antichrist, the end of the world, the book of Revelation, and biblical prophecy, Dr. John Hart clearly and respectfully offers real, biblical answers. He reveals exactly what God’s Word says as well as what it doesn’t say, explaining how it impacts your family and friends. This slender volume answers everyone’s most-asked questions, and even includes a list of Bible references for further study.

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Everything You Need to Know About the End Times in One Easy Guide

The end times can be confusing, or even troubling, as we struggle to understand such things as when Christ is coming back, who the Antichrist will be, when the tribulation will occur, and how to interpret biblical prophecy. If you are curious, confused, or fearful about any of these things--this book is for you.

Dr. John Hart clearly and respectfully offers easy-to-understand answers, letting you know exactly what God’s Word says--as well as what it doesn’t say--about the end times. This slender volume answers the most frequently asked questions, then explores how those answers affect you, your family, and your friends.

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Product Details

• Title : Answers to the Most Important Questions About the End Times: Will I have to go through the tribulation? Who is the Antichrist? What is Armageddon? What will the New Jerusalem be like? And many more
• Author: Hart, Dr. John
• Publisher: Bethany House
• Publication Date: 2016
• ISBN: 9781441229977

About John Hart

Dr. Hart’s teaching interests are in the areas of social ethics, environmental ethics, liberation theology and ethics, and science and Christianity. His research interests and writing are focused particularly on issues of social and ecological justice, and on ecology as a bridge between science and religion. Internationally known for his work in social ethics and environmental ethics, he has given almost two hundred presentations, on four continents: in twenty-five U.S. states and in Canada, Brazil, Switzerland, Italy, Nepal and England. Dr. Hart promotes environmental care, and relates the religious and environmental communities. He served as editor and principal writer of the Midwestern Catholic bishops land pastoral, Strangers and Guests: Toward Community in the Heartland (1980); wrote the draft of Pope John Paul II’s Iowa homily on land stewardship (1979); and was the Project Writer for the Western U.S. and Canada Catholic bishops bioregional pastoral letter, The Columbia River Watershed: Caring for Creation and the Common Good (2001), on the ethics, economics and ecology of the region. He has been involved in the development and dissemination of the Earth Charter. He serves on the Board of Directors of both the Montana Wilderness Association and the Montana Environmental Information Center. Dr. Hart has worked with native peoples’ spiritual leaders and human rights activists, including as a Member of the Delegation of the International Indian Treaty Council (a Non-Governmental Organization accredited to the United Nations) to the U.N. International Human Rights Commission, Geneva, Switzerland (1987, 1990), and as an invited Observer at the World Conference of Indigenous Peoples, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil while participating in the United Nations Earth Summit (1992).