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Title: Good idea, Poor execution.
Review: Some well written chapters, some horribly written chapters. This book is mixed bag. The Editors needed to pay closer attention to the formatting (sloppy errors) and they needed to coach certain authors into getting their ideas out on paper with greater clarity. The "dummies" format just does not cut it with me. Just give us clean paragraphs and chapters. No fluff needed.This book may frustrate and disappoint the more advanced reader in eschatology, and it may just plain confuse someone new to the area of study. I say walk before you run with the speculative ideas. Beginners would be better off starting elsewhere.If you can't get enough of prophecy studies, go ahead and buy it. But for beginners, let me recommend a book as a substitute, which is similar, as far as being a grand overview: On Prophecy, by J. Vernon Mcgee. This is a great, and thoroughly Biblical overview which even the initiated will find useful.
