Michael Vlach finished this book in 2017 and it has been reprinted in 2020. The sub-title is “A Biblical Theology of the Kingdom of God.” At the time of writing Vlach was professor of Systematic Theology at The Master’s Seminary. This 600+ page book covers the subject of the kingdom of God from creation to […]
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Book Author: Vlach, Michael
Dispensational Hermeneutics
This is the latest book (2023) by Michael Vlach. This is a companion volume to his small book (both books are around 100 pages) Dispensationalism (2017). To a knowlegable dispensatinalist this book would be standard hermeneutical fare. Yet I found it refreshing because he interacts with current trends such as Progressive Covenantalism and Replacement Theology. […]
Dispensationalism
This is a 2017 revised and updated edition of Michael Vlach’s 2008 book. I found this to be helpful as an overview of where dispensationalism is today, and also a good source for definitions and explanations. Vlach is the theology professor at Master’s Seminary. He is a pretribulational premillennialist. He puts historical dispensationalism into the […]