by Richard J. Mouw
★★★★
This is a 2002 revised edition that I bought out of curiosity because of its subtitle: Isaiah and the New Jerusalem. There are so many strange theories about the New Jerusalem floating around that I felt it would be a relief to read what a professor had to say, based on the vision of Isaiah that kicked off the whole dream in the first place.
It’s fascinating to me that Mouw matter-of-factly assumes his readers agree literally with what the scriptures say about an afterlif...
Published on September 29, 2013 06:38