Description Jesus was a prophet who often spoke about future events.
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He is the co-author (with Andreas J.
D., Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) is academic dean and associate professor of New Testament language and literature at Tyndale Theological Seminary in Badhoevedorp, the Netherlands.
Alexander Stewart (Ph.
He is the author, editor, or translator of more than 30 books, including The Theology of John\'s Gospel and Letters and The Final Days of Jesus. org). biblicalfoundations.
D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is senior research professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and founder of Biblical Foundations(TM) (www.
about the Author Andreas Kostenberger (Ph.
Written with a scholar\'s mind but a pastor\'s heart, the book is geared to a popular audience interested in making sense of end-time phenomena and conflicting teachings on the end times.
Jesus and the Future is designed to discuss Jesus\' teaching about the end Times in a way that is accessible, biblical-theological, exegetical, and devotional and spiritually-nurturing.
The authors situate Jesus\'s teaching in its original literary and 1st century Jewish and Greco-Roman context.
This includes the famous Olivet Discourse along with many other parables and sayings.
In Jesus and the Future, the authors examine everything Jesus said about future events as recorded in the four canonical Gospels.
The challenge lies in determining when he was speaking about near instead of distant future events.
As a prophet, Jesus spoke both about the near future events of AD 70 and the distant future events surrounding his second coming.
The authors conclude that the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
Other readers contend that virtually everything Jesus Taught about the future was fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70.
Some readers apply all of Jesus\'s teaching about the future to the distant Future: his return, the future resurrection, and final judgment.
Description Jesus was a prophet who often spoke about future events
