Salvation (Soteriology)
These books focus on the doctrine of salvation, including its means, message, and distinctions (e.g., salvation of the soul vs. spirit). These books align with Chitwood’s emphasis on salvation’s various aspects, particularly the distinction between eternal salvation (of the spirit) and the salvation of the soul (related to future rewards and the millennial kingdom).
This book emphasizes the simplicity of the salvation message, showing that an individual’s eternal salvation is based solely on Christ’s finished work on the cross. All that an individual can do is receive that which has already been done, through simple belief, by faith. The author draws from various Old Testament types to illustrate the completeness of Christ’s finished work and the role of the Holy Spirit in imparting spiritual life to those who believe.
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This book deals with the saving of the soul, the saving of the life, not with salvation by grace. The author shows that the salvation of the soul has to do with present and future aspects of salvation, inseparably associated with the spiritual growth and maturity of those who are already saved. This book emphasizes the importance of understanding the distinction between the past aspect of salvation, the salvation of the spirit, and the present and future aspects, the salvation of the soul, the saving of the life. This book shows that the saving of the soul, the life, has to do with a message for those who are already saved, not with a message having to do with the unsaved. The saving of the soul, the life, has to do with faithfulness to one’s calling, with the coming kingdom of Christ in view, things completely alien to unsaved man.
This book deals with the central message of the New Testament, showing that it is not about salvation by grace through faith but about the present and future aspects of salvation, having to do with the believer’s inheritance and position as co-heir with Christ in His coming kingdom. This book also shows that the common interpretation of John’s Gospel as primarily evangelistic is incorrect. Rather, John’s gospel is directed toward the Jewish people relative to the proffered kingdom. This is clearly shown in the gospel itself by the purpose statement in John 20:30, 31 regarding the eight signs in this gospel. Signs, in keeping with the way that they are seen during and beyond Moses’ day, have to do with Israel and the kingdom, not with salvation by grace.
This book shows that the expression “so great salvation” in Heb. 2:3 refers to a future salvation, the realization of the rights of firstborn sons inheriting as companions, as co-heirs, with Christ in His coming kingdom. The author shows how Scripture emphasizes the importance of understanding the coming reign of Christ and the position which Christians will occupy as co-heirs with Christ in that coming day.
This book deals with the meaning of faith within the context of Hebrews chapter eleven, showing how faith is centered in believing God’s promises, trusting Him, and acting accordingly. The book shows that chapter eleven continues where chapter ten left off, with faith throughout chapter eleven inseparably associated with the saving of the soul, seen ending chapter ten. The book also highlights the importance of understanding the structure of this chapter to grasp the dispensational truths it reveals about the Jews, Gentiles, and the Church.
This book shows the purpose for a Christian’s salvation, which, ultimately, has to do with occupying a position as co-heir with Christ in His coming kingdom. The author shows that Christ’s co-heirs will form His bride, ascending the throne with Him, ruling alongside the One inheriting “all things.” The author also shows the fallacy of the common teaching that Christ”s bride will be among those seen in Revelation chapter nineteen, returning back to the earth with Christ at the time He deals with Israel and the nations following the tribulation.
Typology and Old Testament Studies
These books explore Old Testament figures, events, and books as types or foreshadowings of New Testament truths, particularly Christ and the church. Chitwood frequently uses typology to connect Old Testament narratives to New Testament truths, particularly the church as Christ’s bride and Israel’s role in God’s plan.
This book deals with the bride of Christ as foreshadowed by different women in the Book of Genesis. The book deals with several key sections, including the formation of Eve from Adam’s body, the selection of Rebekah as a bride for Isaac, and the account of Jacob and Rachel, to illustrate different aspects of the bride and her relationship to Christ. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding these Old Testament types to gain a better understanding of events surrounding Christ and His bride.
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This book emphasizes the importance of properly interpreting and understanding the Old Testament and its message, particularly the writings of Moses, for a proper interpretation and understanding of the New Testament and its message. The author shows that the Old Testament is replete with types and prophecies about Christ, Israel, the nations, and the Church. And possessing an understanding these types and prophecies is crucial for those who would grasp the full scope of things taught throughout the Scriptures.
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This book deals with the Biblical account of the Israelites’ journey from Egypt to Canaan, highlighting its typological significance as it relates to Christians. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the parallels between the Israelites’ journey from Egypt to Canaan under Moses and the Christian’s journey from this present world to a heavenly land under Christ. The author shows that the Israelites’ past journey foreshadows the Christian’s present journey, ultimately leading to a realization or non-realization of an inheritance in the coming kingdom of Christ.
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This book deals mainly with parallels and differences between John’s gospel and his first epistle, showing that John’s gospel, with its eight signs, has to do with Israel and the kingdom, while John’s first epistle, without signs, has to do with Christians and the kingdom. And, associated with the preceding, the book shows the error of the traditional interpretation of the stated purpose for John’s gospel in John 20:30, 31, along with showing the error of the traditional interpretation of the birth from above, seen in both John’s gospel and his first epistle.
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This book provides an in-depth analysis of the Biblical story of Esther, highlighting its historical and theological significance. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the typological structure of the book, which reveals God’s plans and purposes for Israel and the nations. The author shows that the story of Esther foreshadows end-time events, centering around the rise and fall of Antichrist and the ultimate triumph and restoration of Israel as God’s chosen nation.
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The book of Ruth tells the story of a Jewish family which, due to famine, leaves Bethlehem for Moab. Tragedy strikes as the father and two sons die, leaving Naomi, the mother, with her Moabite daughters-in-law, Ruth and Orpah. Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem, where there is bread, but urges her daughters-in-law to go back to their own people. Orpah leaves, but Ruth remains with Naomi. In Bethlehem, Ruth works in the fields of Boaz, a relative of Naomi’s deceased husband, and through Naomi’s guidance, eventually marries him. The story concludes by tracing their lineage to King David, highlighting themes of redemption, love, loyalty, and faith. The preceding relates the complete story in the Book of Ruth in a very succinct manner. The author’s book deals with the whole of the account in a rather lengthy, type-antitype study, showing that the book is about far more than simply a story from which spiritual lessons can be drawn. The book is about Christ and the Church, showing matters regarding both during and following the present dispensation. And the book should be studied accordingly.
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This book deals with the account of Jonah as a type of both Christ and Israel, with the “sign of Jonah” having to do with the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. The author shows that even though the book deals with the complete history of Israel, very little of the book deals with Israel’s past history. Almost the entire book deals with the future history of Israel, beginning during the tribulation, during the final seven years in Daniel’s seventy-week prophecy, and continuing into the Messianic kingdom.
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This book deals with parallels between the five books of Moses in the Old Testament and the five books of John in the New Testament, showing that the books convey the same central message about man’s creation, fall, and ultimate restoration, with the goal having to do with rulership in Christ’s coming kingdom. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the structure of these books in the preceding respect.
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Prophecy (Eschatology)
This group includes books focused on end-times events, the rapture, tribulation, and Christ’s return. These books align with Chitwood’s focus on dispensational premillennialism, emphasizing the rapture, tribulation, and Christ’s return, with a detailed exegesis of Revelation and other prophetic passages.
The Rapture and Beyond
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This book presents a detailed study of the rapture and subsequent events, as seen in Revelation chapters one through four. In this respect, the author shows that Scripture teaches a pre-tribulation rapture of all Christians, with these Christians then appearing before Christ at His judgment seat. The book also deals with the relinquishment of crowns by angelic rulers in Revelation chapter four, and the redemption of the inheritance through the breaking of the seals on the seven-sealed scroll in Revelation chapter five.
Christians — After the Rapture
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This book discusses that which awaits Christians following the rapture, using four interrelated parables from Matthew chapters twenty-four and twenty-five. The book emphasizes the judgment seat of Christ, where believers’ works will be evaluated, and underscores the importance of faithfulness to one’s calling in the light of Christ’s coming kingdom.
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Coming in His Kingdom
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This book deals with the events surrounding Christ’s return at the end of the tribulation, focusing on His position as King and the establishment of His kingdom. The book also deals with the positions which Moses and Elijah, who return to the earth with Christ, will evidently occupy in events which will occur at this time, along with the place which Christians will subsequently occupy with Christ in His kingdom.
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Distant Hoofbeats
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This book deals with events throughout the tribulation through the actions of four horsemen in Revelation chapter six, seen to foreshadow successive descriptions of Antichrist’s actions during this time. The book then deals with a fifth Horseman, seen to foreshadow Christ returning to deal with Antichrist, those allied with him, and to establish His kingdom. Thus, that which awaits both Israel and the Gentile nations is first seen in the appearance and actions of four horsemen, then in the appearance and actions of a fifth Horseman.
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End of the Days
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This book has to do with God’s divine plan and intervention in the world at specific, pre-determined times. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the numerical structure of the Bible, showing that all of God’s actions are perfectly timed and will occur according to His pre-established plan.
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Prophecy on Mount Olivet
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This book shows that Matthew chapters twenty-four and twenty-five have to do with both Israel and the Church. Scriptures having to do with Israel are seen first, then those having to do with the Church. The author shows that the prophecy has to do with Israel during and beyond the tribulation, with the prophecy subsequently dealing with the Church through four interrelated parables during and beyond the present dispensation.
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The Time of the End, Vol. 1
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Revelation 1-4: This book, the first of four volumes on the Book of Revelation, delves into the book, focusing on chapters one through four. This first volume deals with the Church at the end of the dispensation, beginning with the rapture, preceding the tribulation. And, dealing with the Church at this time, this first volume deals extensively with the judgment seat of Christ and that awaiting both the overcomers and non-overcomers at this judgment. As well, the twenty-four elders casting crowns before God’s throne in Revelation chapter four is dealt with in relation to its contextual setting in the book.
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The Time of the End, Vol. 2
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Revelation 5-10: This book, the second of four volumes on the Book of Revelation, continues the study of the book through focusing on chapters five through ten, which, beginning with the latter part of chapter six, the author views as commentary. The complete tribulation is seen in a succinct, encapsulated fashion through the actions of the four horsemen in the first eight verses of chapter six. Then, beginning with verse nine of this chapter and continuing through chapter ten, the book presents commentary for that previously seen in these opening eight verses. This second volume deals with Israel and the nations from the beginning of the tribulation to the establishment of the Messianic Kingdom. And, through showing how God deals with Israel and the nations during this time, this second volume centers on the redemption of the inheritance, effected through judgments that will occur during the breaking of the seven seals of a Scroll held by God and taken from His right hand by His Son in chapter five. The redemption of the inheritance is then seen occurring and brought to completion in chapters six through ten by God’s Son breaking the seven seals of the scroll.
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The Time of the End, Vol. 3
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Revelation 11-19: This book, the third of four volumes on the Book of Revelation, continues the study of this book through focusing on chapters eleven through nineteen, which the author views as commentary on chapters six through ten. But, in reality, everything beyond the actions of the four horsemen in the first eight verses of chapter six, continuing through chapter nineteen, forms commentary on that seen in these initial eight verses. Christ breaking the first four seals of the scroll and the resulting actions of these four horsemen occupies this type prominent place in how the Book of Revelation is structured. This third volume deals with the events of the tribulation, the identity of the two witnesses, the woman, the dragon, the man-child, and the Beast, exploring the symbolism and typology used to depict them. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the structure and language of Revelation to properly interpret its message.
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The Time of the End, Vol. 4
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Revelation 20-22: This fourth and closing volume of the book will deal mainly with Revelation chapter twenty, NOT with chapters twenty-one and twenty-two. And the reason for this is very simple: The whole of preceding Scripture moves toward that seen in chapter twenty, NOT toward that seen in the succeeding two chapters. And this will become evident as one moves through the different chapters in this fourth volume.
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We Are Almost There
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This book deals with the nearness of Christ’s return, as seen from that revealed by the Prophets several millenniums ago. Drawing from the Prophets in this respect, the book deals with Biblical numerics, showing that we are almost at the end of the present 2,000-year dispensation or Man’s 6,000-year Day, with the Lord’s 1,000-year Day just ahead. As well, the book deals with Israel as God’s “timepiece,”, showing how God deals with the whole of the matter through this nation.
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Israel and Its Prophetic Future
Books in this category focus on Israel’s role in God’s plan, including its restoration, future tribulation, and covenants. These books reflect Chitwood’s focus on Israel’s unique role in biblical prophecy, emphasizing its covenant relationship with God and its future restoration.
Israel — From Death to Life
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This book deals with the current and future status of Israel in the light of Biblical prophecy, emphasizing the nation’s spiritual restoration and place in God’s plans and purposes. The book, as well, deals with the common Christian Zionist understanding of events surrounding Israel’s restoration to the nation’s land in the Middle East, showing major problems with this type interpretation of Scriptures dealing with the subject.
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Israel — Seven Years, Then…
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This book deals with the future of Israel as foretold in the Olivet Discourse, particularly focusing on the seven-year tribulation period. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the chronological order of events during this period, beginning with the rapture of the Church preceding the tribulation. The author shows that the tribulation is a time of judgment upon Israel, leading to the nation’s repentance and salvation, with Israel ultimately being restored to her land in a restored theocracy.
Israel — What Does the Future Hold?
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This book examines the current and future status of Israel in light of the Zionist movement on the one hand and God’s plans and purposes for the nation on the other. The book emphasizes the necessity of understanding the typical structure of Old Testament history in order to properly understand God’s plans and purposes for Israel, showing, through this and other means, that the present return of the Jewish people to their land is not a fulfillment of God’s promises to restore His people, but rather a precursor to the tribulation. The author discusses the turbulent situation in the Middle East and the connection this has with Israel’s presence in the land. The Jewish people have returned to their land before it is time for them to return, in an unsaved state, apart from repentance, and apart from their Messiah. Thus, it is little wonder the situation in the Middle East could be compared to a powder keg with a burning, short fuse.
The Time of Jacob’s Trouble
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This book deals with the intensity of the coming tribulation, showing that this is what it will take to effect Israel’s repentance and restoration. The author draws extensively from the Old Testament and the Book of Revelation, specifically highlighting metaphors and their consistent interpretation throughout Scripture. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding these metaphors, such as those used to describe Israel, the Beast, and Babylon, in the light of their consistent usage. The author also provides detailed analyses of numerous passages in the Book of Revelation, showing that the Time of Jacob’s Trouble will culminate in two major events. This time will culminate in the destruction of the harlot on the one hand and the destruction of Gentile world power on the other. The destruction of the former will result in the end of Israel’s harlotry, and the destruction of the latter will result in the end of Gentile world power. The book concludes by emphasizing the importance of Israel’s repentance and restoration, which will usher in the Messianic Era.
Middle East Peace — How?
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This book shows what Scripture has to say about both the root cause of the unrest in the Middle East and the only solution for peace. The author shows that the present restoration of the Jewish people to their land is out of sync with God’s prophetic timetable regarding their return, causing widespread unrest in not only the Middle East but the world at large. The author further shows that true peace can be achieved only after the Jewish people are driven back out among the nations, repent, and are restored to their land by Christ Himself, following His return. And this, in turn, will open the way for God’s plans and purposes regarding Israel and the Gentile nations to be fulfilled. Israel is “the centerpiece.” Once Israel occupies her proper place relative to God’s calling, everything else will rapidly be brought into place. But, until then…
Christian Life and Spiritual Growth
These books focus on the believer’s walk, responsibilities, and preparation for future rewards. These books emphasize the practical and spiritual aspects of the Christian life, particularly preparation for the Judgment Seat of Christ and the millennial kingdom.
Let Us Go On
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This book deals with the importance of spiritual growth and maturity in the Christian life, showing the Biblical pattern for proper spiritual growth, leading the Christian from immaturity to maturity in “the faith.” This book shows that proper spiritual growth begins with an understanding of foundational truths, then progresses from there by building upon these foundations. And Christians are commanded to lay aside every hindrance which would detract from proper spiritual growth in their race of the faith.
Run To Win
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This book is about seeing the Christian life as a race that requires effort, endurance, and a focus on the goal. The author shows the importance of faithfulness to one’s calling and responsibilities, with Scripture comparing the whole of the matter to running a race with a prize awaiting the victor. And the prize awaiting the victor in the race of the faith has to do with occupying a position as co-heir with Christ in His coming kingdom.
The Spiritual Warfare
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This book deals with the spiritual battle confronting Christians throughout the present dispensation, a battle against powerful spirit beings in heavenly places. The author shows the importance of understanding the nature of this conflict and the necessity of proper preparation. Christians are to be arrayed in the proper armor, which is spiritual, seen in Eph. 6:11-17. Only through this means can Christians be victorious, as powerful spirit beings in the heavens launch their attacks.
God’s Firstborn Sons
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This book deals with the way sonship is presented in the Bible, showing its connection with a future rulership in Christ’s kingdom. The author shows that Christ and Israel are presently firstborn Sons, with the Church occupying this position following the adoption. And, following the adoption of Christians, God will have a triad of firstborn Sons to occupy regal positions in His Son’s coming kingdom.
Brought Forth From Above
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This book shows that the traditional interpretation of “born again,” “born from above,” or “born of God” in the New Testament is incorrect. The author shows that these expressions do not refer to the initial salvation experience, but rather to subsequent works of God in the lives of believers, leading to spiritual growth and maturity in the continuing aspect of salvation. The book examines various verses dealing with this subject in the New Testament, emphasizing the necessity of understanding these verses in light of their contexts and the overall Scriptural teaching regarding salvation.
The Study of Scripture
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This book deals with the importance of studying the Scriptures for spiritual growth and maturity, with different parts of and subjects in Scripture dealt with extensively, including hermeneutical principles. The author shows the necessity of understanding the types and antitypes, as well as the significance of signs, numbers, metaphors, and parables. The book highlights the dangers of misinterpreting Scripture and encourages Christians to be diligent in their study of the Scriptures. Over the years, man has come up with many ways to study Scripture, but there is only one right way.
Biblical Interpretation and Structure
Books in this category focus on how to understand and interpret Scripture, often with a focus on dispensational or kingdom-related themes. These books reflect Chitwood’s focus on the structural and thematic unity of Scripture, particularly the transition from Israel to the church and the kingdom message.
The Acts Period
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This book explores the events and theological implications of the Acts period in early Christian history. It examines the transition from the Gospels to the Epistles, highlighting the formation of the Church and the re-offer of the kingdom to Israel. The book also discusses the role of key figures like Paul and shows that traditional interpretations of certain passages are incorrect, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Acts period in its proper context.
From Acts to the Epistles
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This book deals with the transition between the Book of Acts and the New Testament epistles, highlighting the shift in focus from the re-offer of the kingdom to Israel, covering about thirty years, to the end of this re-offer, with the offer of the kingdom after this time going only to those forming the Church. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the central message of the New Testament as a whole, which revolves around the offer of the kingdom of the heavens and the salvation of the soul. In this respect, the author shows that the epistles, written to different groups of Christians, provide instructions and warnings related to their calling and future inheritance in Christ’s kingdom.
Message in the Gospels, Acts, Epistles
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This book discusses the central message of the New Testament, showing that it is not about salvation by grace through faith, but rather about the present and future aspects of salvation, having to do with an inheritance as co-heir with Christ in His coming kingdom. The book also shows that the common interpretation of John’s Gospel as primarily evangelistic is incorrect. Rather, John’s gospel, as the three synoptic gospels, deals with the offer of the kingdom to Israel, clearly shown by the purpose statement for the eight signs in the gospel, in John 20:30, 31.
Signs in John’s Gospel
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This book explains the purpose for the eight signs recorded in John’s gospel, signs designed to lead the Jewish people to “believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God,” and that by “believing” the Jewish people “might have life through His name.” The author shows that these signs were directed toward the Jewish people and pertained to life in the proffered kingdom, not directed toward the unsaved relative to salvation by grace. And by “believing,” the Jewish people could have life in the kingdom. The events in John’s gospel occurred during the offer of the kingdom to Israel, with the signs directed toward the Jewish people at that time, to effect belief relative to the proclaimed message and the proffered kingdom. Then, John’s gospel was written some ten or so years later, with the signs directed toward the Jewish people, during the re-offer of the kingdom, during the Acts period. And the purpose for the signs during the re-offer of the kingdom to Israel was exactly the same as during the offer, to effect belief relative to the proclaimed message and the proffered kingdom.
Till the Whole Was Leavened
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This book deals with the first four parables in Matthew chapter thirteen and the seven Church epistles in Revelation chapters two and three. The author shows that these are the only two places in Scripture where a succinct but complete history of the Church throughout the present dispensation is given. And both deal with this history after the same fashion. This history is dealt with in Matthew’s gospel in relation to the Word of the Kingdom and fruit-bearing, and it is dealt with in the Book of Revelation relative to overcoming or being overcome. Matthew’s gospel shows a “completely leavened” Church at the end of the dispensation. And the Book of Revelation describes this “completely leavened” Church as “wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.”
Seven, Ten Generations
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This book deals with the genealogies from Adam to Noah, focusing on the significant events that occurred during the seventh and tenth generations. The author shows that these events form types, foreshadowing future events relative to the Church and Israel. The removal of Enoch during the seventh generation from Adam forms a type of the Church being removed before the tribulation. And Noah with his family going through the Flood during the tenth generation from Adam forms a type of Israel going through the tribulation.
Judgment and Accountability
These books focus on the future judgment of believers and apostates. These books address the accountability of believers and the consequences of unfaithfulness, a recurring theme in Chitwood’s writings.
Judgment Seat of Christ
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This book deals with the judgment of all Christians at the close of the present dispensation, where the believers’ works will be evaluated to determine their rewards or loss, with the coming kingdom of Christ in view. The author shows that judgment will be on the basis of “works” emanating from “faithfulness,” and both reward and loss will be exactly commensurate with that revealed about “faithfulness” and “works” in the past lives of the Christians being judged. There will be exact payment for services rendered in the house.
Jude — Acts of the Apostates
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This book deals with the topic of apostasy, focusing on the ever-present danger of Christians being led astray and departing from “the faith.” The book draws parallels between the experiences of the Israelites in the Old Testament and the experiences of Christians today, emphasizing the importance of remaining faithful to one’s calling and not being misled by false teachers.
I Know Thy Works
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This book provides an in-depth analysis of the seven letters to the seven Churches in Revelation chapters two and three, focusing on “works” emanating out of “faith” and the significance of these “works” in a Christian’s life. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the overall scope the judgment awaiting Christians and the promises awaiting those Christians who overcome the world, the flesh, and the Devil in the present race of the faith. The author, as well, shows that these seven letters provide a comprehensive overview of the Church during the present dispensation, providing one of only two places in the New Testament where a complete history of the Church is given.
The Church and the Kingdom
Books in this category focus on the church’s role, identity, and relationship to the millennial kingdom. These books emphasize the church’s unique position as the bride of Christ and its role in the kingdom, often using typological and prophetic lenses.
Search for the Bride
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This book deals with the Holy Spirit’s dispensational work of searching for and procuring a bride for God’s Son. The author shows the time-frame of this search, which began on the day of Pentecost and will end with the rapture. And during this time, covering the entire 2,000-year dispensation, the Spirit opens the Word to believers, showing them all the riches that will belong to God’s Son during the coming day of His power. The Father will give all that He has to His Son. And the bride, reigning as co-heir with the Son, will partake of these riches with the Son in that coming day. This is what awaits faithful Christians who heed the Spirit’s call during the present day.
Mysteries of the Kingdom
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This book has to do with the seven connected parables in Matthew chapter thirteen. These parables are introduced by the “parable of the Sower” and the associated “Word of the Kingdom,” forming foundational material for the remaining parables, particularly the next three. The author shows that the kingdom in view in these parables, the Kingdom of God, with both heavenly and earthly spheres, is the central subject of Scripture. And parallels are drawn between the parables in Matthew chapter thirteen and the seven churches in Revelation chapters two and three. This book, as well, shows that all seven parables deal with some facet of the Word of the Kingdom, not salvation by grace, emphasizing from the subject matter seen in these parables the importance of understanding the Bible’s structure, beginning with Moses and the septenary structure introduced in the opening verses of Genesis.
Mystery of the Woman
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This book deals with the two women seen in Revelation chapters twelve and seventeen through the first six verses of chapter nineteen. One woman is “clothed with the sun” after a regal fashion, and the other woman is seen as “a harlot,” “the great whore,” “the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth.” The author shows that these two sections of Scripture, depicting two women, deal with the same woman after two entirely different fashions. And this “woman” is unquestionably identified, textually and contextually, as “Israel.”
In the Lord’s Day
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This book deals with the rapture, the judgment seat of Christ, and the relinquishment of crowns before God’s throne as these things are depicted in Revelation chapters one through five. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the chronological order of these events and shows that they occur prior to the tribulation, seen beginning in Revelation chapter six. The author also discusses the redemption of the inheritance and its significance for both Israel and Christians.
God’s Sovereignty and Rule
The Most High Ruleth
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This book shows the structure of the earth’s government, past, present, and future. And these things are presented in connection with that seen regarding Christians in Revelation chapters one through four. The author shows that these first four chapters of the Book of Revelation deal with the rapture, the judgment seat of Christ, and angels casting crowns before God’s throne. Christ’s bride is revealed through decisions and determinations made at the Judgment seat, and angelic rulers relinquish their crowns in anticipation of a new order of rulers, Christians, wearing these crowns.
Never Again!” or “Yes, Again
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This book deals centrally with the widespread view among Christians that the present return of multiplied millions of Jews to their land in the Middle East is a fulfillment of God’s promises to one day restore His people to this land. The author shows that this restoration has occurred under a Zionist movement, with the prophesied restoration in Scripture to occur only following the Jewish people’s repentance, the return of their Messiah, and their subsequence salvation. The author further shows that the present restoration can only result in “unrest” in the Middle East, with “rest” in this part of the world occurring only after the Jewish people return to their land in accordance with the timing and their condition stated by their own prophets centuries ago. And this divine restoration of the Jewish people to their land will result not only in lasting peace in the Middle East but the fulfillment of God’s plans and purposes for both Israel and the Gentile nations.