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1. AIM OF THE COURSE OF STUDY
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2. REQUIREMENTS OF THE COURSE
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3. TOOLS FOR THE COURSE
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   1. A Bible.
   2. A Concordance.
   3. A Note Book.
   4. Suitable Writing Instruments.

   5. Class Notes--"Landmarks Of Bible Prophecy"

   6. Textbook: Pentecost, J. D. Things To Come.
      1958.

4. LENGTH OF THE COURSE
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5. GRADING OF THE COURSE
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6. COURSE PROJECT
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7. RECOMMENDED TEXTS [a]
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   is rarely possible to obtain any book on prophecy which is faithful to the
   Authorized, King James Version and our Baptist distinctives.

   Listed below are a few texts which can be recommended to the student (not
   necessarily wholeheartedly) as an adjunct to these lecture notes.   The student
   should consult with his pastor before making any expensive book purchases.

Prophecy: General
Hoyt, H. A. The End Times. 1981
Willmington, H. L. The King Is Coming. 1983
Lindsey, H. The Late, Great, Planet Earth.
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Prophecy: Particular
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Tulga, C. E. Premillennialists And Their Critics. 1961
DeHaan, M. R. The Second Coming Of Christ.
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Epp, T. H. Present Labor And Future Rewards. 1960
Glover, C. N. The Marriage Of The Lamb. 1972

Dispensationalism
Ryrie, C. C. Dispensationalism Today. 1965
Ironside, H. A. Wrongly Dividing The Word Of Truth.

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Graves, J. R. The Work Of Christ Consummated In Seven
Dispensations. 1971

Charts And Diagrams
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Daniel
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Walvoord, J. Daniel: The Key To Prophetic Revelation.
DeHaan, M. R. Daniel The Prophet.
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Ironside, H. A. Daniel.
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Anderson, R The Coming Prince.

The Revelation
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Epp, T. Practical Studies In Revelation.
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LaHaye, T. Revelation Illustrated And Made Plain.

[...] the student
must realize that almost every single book listed--including the required
text--contains the error of the "Universal, invisible, Pentecost-born, mystical
Body of Christ, 'Church' theory."

7. OUTLINE OF THE COURSE [b]
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   [...] Topically: [...]

   The lectures will be divided into 7 units, as follows:

   INTRODUCTION TO BIBLE PROPHECY

   UNIT ONE - THE FOUNDATIONS OF BIBLE PROPHECY
   1. Basic Survey Of Prophetic Studies [p. 1]
   2. Methods Of Prophetic Interpretation [p. 31]

   UNIT TWO - THE SYSTEMS OF BIBLE PROPHECY
   3. Premillennialism [p. 67]
   4. Pos. Mil.ism [pp. 75, 76]
   5. Amil.ism [pp. 75, 77]
   6. Various Viewpoints On The Rapture

UNIT THREE - THE NATIONS IN BIBLE PROPHECY
7. The Nation Of Israel [p. 83]
8. The Gentile Nations [p. 93]

UNIT FOUR - THE PERSONS OF BIBLE PROPHECY
9. Jesus Christ And The Holy Trinity [p. 101]
10. The Antichrist And The Unholy Triad [p. 107]

UNIT FIVE - THE ERAS OF BIBLE PROPHECY
11. The Days And Times Of Scripture [p. 119]
12. The Course Of This Present Age [p. 135]
13. The Tribulation Period [p. 141]
14. The Millennium [p. 147]
15. The Eternal State [p. 155]
16. Dispensationalism Examined [p. 161]

UNIT SIX - THE EVENTS OF BIBLE PROPHECY
17. The First Resurrection And Associated Events [p. 167]
18. The Second Coming Of Christ And Associated Events [p. 185]
19. The Second Resurrection And Associated Events [p. 193]

UNIT SEVEN - THE BOOKS OF BIBLE PROPHECY
20. The Book Of Daniel [p. 199]
21. The Book Of The Revelation [p. 207]
22. The Olivet Discourse [p. 215]
24. The Major Prophets Of The Old Testament [pp. 221- 223]
25. The Minor Prophets Of The Old Testament [pp. 221- 224]

In conjunction with these lectures and notes, each student will be required to
study the assigned text.