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Spiral Binder: Romans: A Preterist Commentary. Vol. 1
Okay. It’s done. The first volume of my commentary on Romans, Chapters 1-4 is complete. I can take orders now. Now, before you order, let me explain what I am doing. I am printing these myself through a standard printer, and am binding them through a spiral binder. They are the size of a normal magazine. I am only running fifty of these right now. These first fifty well let me gauge the interest. I have not been real impressed with the standard “micro-printing” contracts, and am trying something new here. Plus, I want to see the reaction/criticism of the format which will allow me to make corrections, etc for future runs.
So, here is the first run print, fifty in total, and I am asking for $20.00 for printing/material/postage costs. Orders will be shipped within one week. You can pay by money order, personal check or PAYPAL.
Order information: make checks payable to Samuel Frost
Checks/Money orders may be sent to 1724 Powder Ridge Drive, Valrico, FL 33594
PAYPAL orders can go through annmariefrost (at) yahoo (dot) com (please do not personally e-mail Ann Marie, thank you. You can e-mail me directly for any questions at samuelmfrost (at) yahoo (dot) com.
Spiral Binder ~ $2o.oo
ePub: Romans: A Preterist Commentary. Vol. 1
ePub files are slightly different than PDFs. There are a number of free desktop and mobile ePubs readers available, including the free reader by Adobe called Digital Editions. For a few more details on this project, please see the description above. The ordering process is the same as that above. The ePub file will be emailed to the address you provide.
ePub ~ $12.oo
PDF: Misplaced Hope ~ 2nd Ed.
Sub-titled, “The Origins of First and Second Century Eschatology.” Historically the Christian faith has believed that Jesus will return again one day, visibly in the sky. However, several centuries of Bible scholarship have been pointing out glaring problems with this premise. Casting caution aside, entire movements have been founded upon millenarian expectation, and dates keep being set. Could the confessing Church be wrong? Could it have misread its roots? How did the church understand its eschatology after the fall of Jerusalem? Misplaced Hope takes you back to the first two centuries of church history (A.D. 70 – 200) to find the answers.
PDF ~ 252 pages by Samuel Frost ~ $5.oo
PDF: Exegetical Essays on the Resurrection of the Dead ~ 2nd Ed. ***
There is a shift in theology that is focusing more on Jerusalem’s demise in the Jewish War of 66-73 A.D. Was this a divine judgment? Today, hands down, most Evangelical scholars would say yes. In fact, what were once viewed as “second coming” passages are now, by and large, seen as Jerusalem’s demise passages, understanding that destruction as a “coming of the Lord” in some sense. However, A.D. 70 was not the coming of the Lord spoken about in the creeds and confessions of the church. That coming has yet to happen. It is here that the resurrection of the dead is said to reach final fulfillment. But, there is a massive problem with this thesis. It’s trying to have its cake and eat it, too.
PDF ~ 90 pages by Samuel Frost ~ $5.oo
*** There is a 3rd Revision with new notes, corrections and additions by Don Preston available in softcover. The ordering info is available on his website HERE.
