David L. Larsen Boeken

Set against the backdrop of North Africa, this historical novel delves into the life of Aurelius Augustine, a prominent theologian grappling with his past and present. Following his conversion, Augustine faces a personal crisis when his son Adeodatus is abducted. As he searches for answers, the narrative explores Augustine's theological evolution, including his shift from free will to determinism and his development of amillennialism. This gripping tale intertwines suspense with deep philosophical and theological insights, illuminating Augustine's complex character.

Exploring the extensive biblical prophecies, this book delves into over 1000 predictions, with a significant focus on their fulfillment in Israel and Jesus. It highlights the New Testament's emphasis on the culmination of history, addressing the long-standing debates among early church believers regarding these texts. Dr. Larsen presents a comprehensive survey of church history and various evangelical interpretations, offering insights into key thinkers who have influenced prophetic thought across 36 engaging chapters.

This analysis of the ministry of the pastor-teacher sees the pastor's function as arising from his identity and from what God intends for him to do. An important book for seminary students and pastors.