Prophecy Watch

Kudos to Ice and Demy for fair, objective and clear examination of prophetical issues. While premillennialists (as am I) they also present the "other side of the coin" and discuss the pros and cons of each. Small graphics are used to illustrate many of the concepts. Good for the beginner or the well-read. A "must-have" for any serious prophecy student.

This is the best book on eschatology I've had the opportunity to read. It is scholarly, yet written for the average reader. The charts included in the book are both simple and helpful. Ice's teaching on the pre-tribulation rapture is a sensational piece of work. The greatest flaw of the book is occasional contradictions. This may come from different authors presenting their theories. I also found a couple of significant misprints. In my opinion the strongest part of the book is in the beginning, it falls off a little toward the end. Not nearly as comprehensive as Things To Come by Pentecost but I enjoyed it more. I highly recommend it for anyone studying prophecy.