End Times Fiction A Biblical Consideration Of The Left Behind Theology

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Summary: Separating Facts from Fiction
Review: What a wonderful, solidly-biblical, objective, look at a subject so often shrouded by mystery and confusion! This book is a winner when it comes to clearing the smoke out of our eyes relative to those biblical issues depicted in the 'Left Behind' series. The Bible (as Gary DeMar expounds it) gives us nothing but facts (truth about the future). 'Left Behind' gives us little more than imaginative fiction. This book is a MUST READ for both Christians and non-Christians alike.

Rating:
Summary: A Wonderful Resource
Review: Wish I could give this book a higher rating. However, this web site only has 5 stars. Since that's the case, I will give this book, the highest star they have. Read from my copy and just fell in love with it. Anyone that would agree with the unblblical teachings of Left Behind, Tim LaHaye's Prophecy Study Bible and Late Great Planet Earth, needs to leave that mess alone. Get this book and see first hand what the Bible is teaching about the End Times and the events that will surround it.

Don't let anyone like Tim LaHaye, Jack Van Impe, John Hagee and/or Hal Lindsey fool you into thinking that the Church will be secertly removed, before the so-called seven year tribulation. This book opened my eyes to even more truth. I am so glad that I was able to get it. Also, I am so glad that it taught me things that I wasn't even aware of.

If you are looking for a book to read from, that will properly explain the End Times, get this wonderful resource and you will not be upset at all.

For those reading this, that are Pre-Trib, please buy this book and carefully study from it. It will cause you to reexamine your beliefs and compare them with the true teachings of the Bible, on this important subject.



Rating:
Summary: End Times Fiction
Review: With sound biblical hermeneutics, Gary DeMar exposes the Left Behind Series for what it is, pure fiction. Although these books are sold as fiction, the people reading them seem to associate them with Biblical fact. Gary DeMar has done great work in challenging Christians to open their Bibles and see if these things are so.Unfortunately, it seems that most Christians refuse to seriously study what Gary has laid out, and are satisfied to have their itching ears tickled by the current set of failed date setters. I challenge all proponents of a "soon" coming rapture to get out their Bible and put this work to the test.

Scott Vento
Oceanside, CA