Sentences with phrase «apocalyptic books»

So, do you want to study and teach Daniel and other apocalyptic books of the Bible?

Introduction to the Green Beret Survival Guide and Why You Need It by Bob Mayer (a must read for anyone interested in Post Apocalyptic books)

The writer of this strange apocalyptic book regarded the millennium as an interlude before the final cosmic battle — an interlude in which peace and joy reign supreme and all evil is completely, if temporarily, suppressed.

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This is how the upbeat new apocalyptic book by science writer Annalee Newitz, the lead editor of the engaging tech / science / entertainment Web site io9, summarizes the strategies that could allow the human species to persist if faced with the kind of epic disruptions to Earth's environment that have periodically erased the majority of living things.

These theological visions come from many sources, including: apocalyptic books of the Bible from Daniel to Revelation; a nineteenth - century viewpoint on the end of times known as dispensational premillennialism; and images of the so - called «rapture» popularized in novels such as Hal Lindsey's The Late Great Planet Earth (1970) and the more recent Left Behind series.

This is the first Post Apocalyptic book i ever read, back in 6th grade.

I found this book to be one of the best introductory books I have read on Apocalyptic Literature in the Bible, and highly recommend it for anybody who wants to study, teach, or preach through any of the Apocalyptic books or sections of the Bible.

The apocalyptic book of Enoch also says that the Son of man will sit on his glorious throne to judge the world (Enoch 62:3, 5).

The apocalyptic books of the Bible are some of the hardest to read, study, understand, and teach.

Most of the Jews were looking for a messiah who would restore their national greatness and sit again on the throne of David; others were looking for a messiah, as described in Daniel and in the apocalyptic books written between the Testaments, who would descend from heaven with great glory to judge the earth.

Jesus's Messianic consciousness was probably influenced by the apocalyptic Book of Enoch, in which the form, but not the person, of the servant has pre-existence, and by the events of the end which may have led Jesus to step out of the concealment of the «quiver» and imagine himself, after the vision of Daniel, as in his own person the one who will be removed and afterwards sent again to the office of fulfillment.

Normally, with the single exception of our own NT Apocalypse, all apocalyptic books are pseudonymous.