The Kingdom of Promise and Prophecy

The author assembles theological essays that reassess Old Testament promises and prophetic texts, arguing many promises addressed to Israel find spiritual fulfillment in the church as the new Israel. He treats hermeneutical issues such as literal versus figurative fulfillment, the conditionality of prophecy, and the proper reading of passages like Romans 11 and prophetic literature, and critiques future-kingdom and two-stage return theories. The collection also surveys New Testament teaching on the Lord's coming, resurrection(s), Revelation, church ages, and responses to contemporary movements, defending a present spiritual-kingdom interpretation over expectations of a restored national polity.