by Steve C. Singleton
(2015-03) $3.00
The 12 novels by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins (L&J) closely follow the Dispensational Premillennial understanding of End-Times events. This study carefully examines LaHaye and Jenkins’ treatment of key biblical passages as presented in their 1999 book Are We Living in the End Times?, supplemented by explanations from LaHaye’s commentaries on the Book of Revelation. Behind “Left Behind” uncovers nine serious flaws in L&J’s interpretations:
- Uniting what should remain separate
- Separating what should remain united
- Taking the figurative literally and the literal figuratively
- Ignoring the evidence of the context and cavalier dismissal
- Rejecting the conditional nature of biblical prophecy
- Grasping at straws
- Depending on groundless assumptions
- Misinterpreting idioms and employing Midrashic quoting of Scripture
- The etymological fallace
Behind “Left Behind” is a must for anyone who wants to know whether the Bible really teaches what the “Left Behind” series portrays. Not only does it clearly explain the hermeneutical errors of Dispensationalism, but it also lays out a solidly biblical alternative explanation for End-Times events.
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