Breaking the Apocalypse Code: Setting the Record Straight about the End Times

I've got to hand it to Hitchcock and Ice, they use the whole of scriptures to back up their points. I'm not a big debate fan, but I feel that they are necessary to show the majority that there is another side. Hitchcock is hitting it on the money here. If you have never read the Apocalypse Code by Hank Hanegraaff, then this book won't have has much of an impact, but it is still going over the spiritual truths of scripture from the pre-millennial standpoint. This book can stand alone, but it is a rebuttal to the book by Hank. Very informative.

I truly appreciate these authors tackling the task of clearing up what was a confusing take on the end times. This book is written in a readable and understandable way. It not only points out what is an incorrect interpretation--but it also clearly explains the biblical perspective.

Will the Antichrist die and come back to life? What about modern Israel? What's the identity of "Babylon the great" in Revelation 17-18? Will Moses and Elijah appear in the end times? Breaking the Apocalypse Code will give you the practical keys you need to properly interpet Bible prophecy and will reignite your passion for the blessed hope.

Dr. Mark Hitchcock and Dr. Thomas Ice have done a masterful job responding to the hermeneutical errors and logical fallacies in Hank Hanegraaff's book The Apocalypse Code. If you've read Hank's book and have been confused about Bible prophecy or even led to abandon the futurist position, you owe it to yourself to read this book. The first chapter addresses seven mistakes Hanegraaff makes in The Apocalypse Code. The rest of the book goes on to offer a point by point critique and refutation of many additional claims Hank makes in his book. Chapter eleven hammers the final nail in the coffin of preterism by bringing to the witness stand numerous irrefutable evidences that the Book of Revelation was written after the fall of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 (approx. A.D. 95). If the Book of Revelation was written anytime after A.D. 70, all the claims of preterists go up in smoke. Well, this chapter alone strikes the match. I join Dr. Norman Geisler, Dr. Ed Hindson, Dr. Charles Dyer, Pastor Chuck Smith and others who highly recommend this book as an antidote to the errors of preterism. For additional help understanding the errors of preterism, visit the Always Be Ready Apologetics website and click on the link "Preterism." There you can also read Norman Geisler's critique of The Apocalypse Code.