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natwebb's review against another edition
4.0
Fantastic intro to what it means to pray “your kingdom come.” I found some parts to be really brief and was thankful that there is a recommended reading list at the end. This is written more like a series of essays, with discussion questions at the end. Keeping this in mind to re-read with a group someday.
ben_smitty's review
5.0
I was surprised to find such great information packed in this little book. Doug Wilson lays out the overview and a great introduction to what postmillennialists believe and why they believe.
Simply put, Wilson (and other postmillenialists) believe that when Jesus spoke of the last days and when John wrote Revelation (except the last two chapters) they were prophesying about the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 rather than the end of the world. This also means that the Great Commission will be accomplished and the world is getting better as Christ is already ruling the earth since His death on the cross.
Phenomenal book.
Simply put, Wilson (and other postmillenialists) believe that when Jesus spoke of the last days and when John wrote Revelation (except the last two chapters) they were prophesying about the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 rather than the end of the world. This also means that the Great Commission will be accomplished and the world is getting better as Christ is already ruling the earth since His death on the cross.
Phenomenal book.
paterson's review
5.0
A great quick and enjoyable introduction to postmillenialism.
Joy to the world!
Joy to the world!
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