Recommendations for book"The most comprehensive biblical study of the subject in the last half century!" Dr. Walter Martin, CRI"Since the earliest years of Christianity, the doctrine of eternal punishment has been fiercely attacked. Conditionalism and universalism are widely accepted. But Dr. Morey presents a persuasive case with which anyone who seeks to malign or weaken the historical doctrine must reckon." Dr. Vernon Grounds President Emeritus, Denver Seminary"An extensive examination of the biblical language related to ...
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Recommendations for book"The most comprehensive biblical study of the subject in the last half century!" Dr. Walter Martin, CRI"Since the earliest years of Christianity, the doctrine of eternal punishment has been fiercely attacked. Conditionalism and universalism are widely accepted. But Dr. Morey presents a persuasive case with which anyone who seeks to malign or weaken the historical doctrine must reckon." Dr. Vernon Grounds President Emeritus, Denver Seminary"An extensive examination of the biblical language related to human destiny beyond death and a careful discussion of the passages of canonical scripture in which the future condition of the lost is considered. The lucid style and careful organization make the work readily understandable for a lay audience as well as pastors and Bible scholars." Dr. Roger NicoleProfessor of Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary Dr. Robert A. Morey is internationally respected as one of the best theologians and apologists in the 21" Century. He is the author of over 60 books. Dr. Morey 's educational background includes Classical Greek as well as Koine Greek, Hebrew, philosophy, "Jewish" and "Rabbinic writings" such as the Midrash, Mishnah, Talmuds, Dead Sea Scrolls, and Apocalyptic literature. Faith Defendershttps: //faithdefenders.com
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I think this is a great book on the specific subject of hell. The book doesn't really deal much with heaven, although the author does have a very short chapter in which he discusses everlasting life. However, most of the book is a defense of the biblical doctrine of hell against all comers, whether they be Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh-day Adventists, occultists, etc.
The late cult expert, Dr. Walter Martin, endorsed the book and wrote the Foreward to it; and the late Roger Nicole wrote the book's Preface. The book's value is further enhanced byScripture indices and a subject index.
Although this book is short, it is a very scholarly, yet readable, comprehensive defense of the biblical doctrine of eternal punishment of unbelievers. I have given several copies of this book to people, because of its usefulness on this subject. I highly recommend it.
DavidReid
Sep 1, 2011
a one-stop resource
Considering what confusion there is regarding what happens after death, due to so many conflicting religions + pseudo-Christian cultic teachings, this is a breath of fresh air. The author has certainly put his hours in and it is a very good condensation of conservative Christian doctrine. I have wanted something like this for years, as a busy Bible teacher & minister. What I had discovered myself + read in several books is all here in one handy volume.
I am about 40% of my way through it and my only disagreement is that he fails to draw a (to me) sufficiently clear distinction between the human soul and the human spirit. Whilst he does an excellent job on the soul, he seems to shrink back from exploring what the New Testament says about "Dividing asunder soul and spirit" and "Your whole spirit and soul and body".
This is puzzling, since he freely admits that definitions were rather hazy earlier in the Bible, with greater and greater light dawning progressively as time went on. To me, at least, it seems that Paul + the writer of the book of Hebrews DO take pains to reveal that the 2 are not synonimous.
However, this is a minor point and none of us can be overly dogmatic on it. (Personally I would have been more bold on this point).
Otherwise, full marks and this is one volume which will stay in my library as a valued resource.
