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Title: Just another prophecy book on the pile.
Review: I'm two thirds through this book, and I'm about ready to toss it.If you come to this book with dispensational presuppositions already firmly in place, this book will reinforce them. It's all standard pop dispensationalism, as that model stood in 1990. Just another prophecy book on the pile.If you come to the book without those presuppositions, I doubt this book will be either very helpful or very convincing.The author makes no effort to defend his interpretation, he just throws it out there. There's no in depth look at any scripture. There's no attempt to defend or even identify dispensational distinctive beliefs or methods. They are simply assumed.I started this book after finishing a re-read of <u>God, Heaven and Har Magedon</u> by the late Dr. Meredith Kline, a covenental amilenialist. Both Kline's and Walvoord's books are of similar length (200-ish pages), and both intended for lay readers. The contrast between the two is stark.
