Book Review: Kingdom Come by Sam Storms

This week’s episode contains a review of Sam Storm’s book Kingdom Come.  We have attempted to present an unbiased view of the book while noting both its strengths and shortcomings.

 

Here are books that are recommended as alternative reads to particular areas of study presented within Storm’s work:

• An alternative view to Storm’s position on Daniel’s 70 Weeks Prophecy:
• Kingdom Through Covenant by Peter Gentry

 

• Alternative to Storm’s positon on the Four Kingdoms of Daniel’s Prophecies:
•  A Commentary on Daniel by Homer Hailey
• Daniel by Jim McGuiggan
• The Prophecy of Daniel by Edward J. Young

 

• A better presentation of Matthew 24 from Storm’s point of view:
• New International Commentary on Matthew by R. T. France

 

• An alternative view to Storm’s position on Matthew 24:
• Jesus and the Future by Andreas Kostenberger and Alexander Stewart

 

• Better material on typology:
• A Handbook on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament by G. K. Beale
• Typology in Scripture by Richard M. Davidson

 

• Better material on Romans 11 and the “Future of Israel”:
• Contending For The Faith Commentary on Romans by Alan Bonifey

 

• Referenced material on the subjects of Hell and Eternal Punishment:
• The Gagging of God by D. A. Carson

 

Recommended Viewing:

 

An Evening of Eschatology: Premillennialism, Amillennialism, and Postmillennialism (available on YouTube)

The Anti-Christ by George Battey (available on ChristianLandmark.com)

The Mark of the Beast by George Battey (available on ChristianLandmark.com)