Christians have always lived in the hope of better things to come, if not on earth, then in heaven. Believers who avoid many other theological arguments, earnestly enter into debates about prophetic chronologies and end time events. Centuries of study by scholars around the world have not produced agreement on a conclusive eschatology.

Under the editorship of Donald K. Campbell and Jeffery L. Town- send, fourteen scholars whose theological backgrounds might suggest disagreement in this area have pooled their exegetical skills and written a fine defense of premillennialism.

As in a good court case, solid evidence is presented by each author in favor of a premillennial perspective, starting with Genesis and running the length of Scripture to Revelation. Each chapter is another factor in the case, allowing you the jury to come to your own conclusions