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- 352 Pages
- Publisher: InterVarsity Press
- Publication Date: February 2003
- ISBN: SMILNEBRMESSAGEOFHEAVENANDHE9780830824069
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Message of Heaven and Hell (Bible Speaks Today)
Death is one of the certainties of life.
But what happens beyond death?
What inexpressible wonders--or unspeakable horrors--will we encounter beyond the pale of this life?
The topic of life and judgment beyond death is one that has occupied the minds of Christians in former eras but today seems to be in partial eclipse. As Bruce Milne argues, we are poorer for it--without even recognizing our poverty. There is such a thing as being so heavenly minded that we are of no earthly good. But there is also such a thing as being so unheavenly minded that we lose sense of earthly good and the gravity of life in the present. This is far more dangerous.
In The Message of Heaven and Hell, Milne guides us from Genesis to Revelation, stopping to examine key texts that illumine the destiny of humanity, the nature of heaven and hell and the glory of life everlasting in the presence of God.
But what happens beyond death?
What inexpressible wonders--or unspeakable horrors--will we encounter beyond the pale of this life?
The topic of life and judgment beyond death is one that has occupied the minds of Christians in former eras but today seems to be in partial eclipse. As Bruce Milne argues, we are poorer for it--without even recognizing our poverty. There is such a thing as being so heavenly minded that we are of no earthly good. But there is also such a thing as being so unheavenly minded that we lose sense of earthly good and the gravity of life in the present. This is far more dangerous.
In The Message of Heaven and Hell, Milne guides us from Genesis to Revelation, stopping to examine key texts that illumine the destiny of humanity, the nature of heaven and hell and the glory of life everlasting in the presence of God.
Bruce Milne was pastor of First Baptist Church in Vancouver, Canada, for many years. Today he travels the globe, preaching, teaching and encouraging pastoral leaders. He is the author of Know the Truth and The Bible Speaks Today volume The Message of John.
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“. . .elegantly written without being pretentious. . .he is consistently fair, nuanced, and irenic.”
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Death is one of the certainties of life.
But what happens beyond death?
What inexpressible wonders--or unspeakable horrors--will we encounter beyond the pale of this life?
The topic of life and judgment beyond death is one that has occupied the minds of Christians in former eras but today seems to be in partial eclipse. As Bruce Milne argues, we are poorer for it--without even recognizing our poverty. There is such a thing as being so heavenly minded that we are of no earthly good. But there is also such a thing as being so unheavenly minded that we lose sense of earthly good and the gravity of life in the present. This is far more dangerous.
In The Message of Heaven and Hell, Milne guides us from Genesis to Revelation, stopping to examine key texts that illumine the destiny of humanity, the nature of heaven and hell and the glory of life everlasting in the presence of God.
But what happens beyond death?
What inexpressible wonders--or unspeakable horrors--will we encounter beyond the pale of this life?
The topic of life and judgment beyond death is one that has occupied the minds of Christians in former eras but today seems to be in partial eclipse. As Bruce Milne argues, we are poorer for it--without even recognizing our poverty. There is such a thing as being so heavenly minded that we are of no earthly good. But there is also such a thing as being so unheavenly minded that we lose sense of earthly good and the gravity of life in the present. This is far more dangerous.
In The Message of Heaven and Hell, Milne guides us from Genesis to Revelation, stopping to examine key texts that illumine the destiny of humanity, the nature of heaven and hell and the glory of life everlasting in the presence of God.
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Product Details
- Cover Type:
- 352 Pages
- Publisher: InterVarsity Press
- Publication Date: February 2003
- ISBN: SMILNEBRMESSAGEOFHEAVENANDHE9780830824069
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$11.44 48% OFF
Death and the Afterlife: Biblical Perspectives on Ultimate Questions, Vol. 44 (New Studies in Biblical Theology)
Williamson, Paul R.
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