I Want to Be Left Behind
- Biblical Studies & Commentaries
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2010
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Publisher's Description
The LEFT BEHIND series of novels is built around the belief that Christians will be raptured from the earth before God's final plan for the Jews can be completed. The sensational stories in these books make for exciting reading, but are they biblical? I WANT TO BE LEFT BEHIND examines the Word of God to see what He says about the end-times. Scripture is compared with scripture to reveal His true message of hope for the church in the coming troubles. I WANT TO BE LEFT BEHIND then exposes the mortal risk for today's Christian of the deceptive LEFT BEHIND belief system.
Endorsements (3)
“This book is a valuable contribution to Revelation scholarship. It is a must read for anyone who wishes to study eschatology and stay current.”
“Ted Noel's book is much more than a refutation of the 'Left Behind' mania. Noel carefully and systematically reveals that, however popular, LaHaye's books remain unadultured fiction. He demonstrates conclusively that LaHaye's deterministic and futurist eschatology, which elevates Israel to a status above the Church, distorts the Bible, marginalizes the cross and undermines the universality of the gospel. Reading Noel's book has convinced me that I too 'want to be left behind.'”
“I Want To Be Left Behind is a systematic biblical testing of the popular endtime scenario of modern Dispensationalism. Noel offers a fresh and more satisfying interpretation of Daniel 9 and Revelation. His innovative yet helpful solutions to problematic Bible passages challenge traditional interpretations. This study is a rewarding exercise for the serious student of Bible prophecies.”
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