Dictionary of Premillennial Theology

September 12, 1999Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Couch, Mal
Genre: Theology - Eschatology
Tags: Eschatology
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This dictionary, obviously from a premillennial, dispensational point of view, pictures on the front, J.N. Darby, C.I. Scofield, L.S. Chafer, H.A. Ironside, John Walvoord, J.Dwight Pentecost. It contains more article-length entries rather than paragraph-length definitions. Many of the articles are on the lives of well-known Christian leaders, historical and contemporary, as well as on many theological and biblical subjects. It also contains an answer to “progressive” dispensationalism as well as “ultra” dispensationalism. RCS

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