God's master plan: unlocking the mystery of the seven feasts of Israel

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Michael Taylor brings to the study of Biblical prophecy and eschatology a maturity that is rare among contemporary work on the subject. This book is a straightforward exploration of God's master plan as revealed in the Seven Feasts. Covered topics includes, the Rapture and the Second Coming of Christ, pre-tribulation or post-tribulation, pre-millennial or post-millennial.

About this book

The Rapture and The Second Coming of Christ – are they the same event or are they different events? Is the second coming pre-tribulation or post-tribulation, pre-millennial or post-millennial? These questions and many more occupy an important place in the speculations of the philosophers and theologians. Yet God's own word commands us to know the signs of the times, to remain watchful and to be ready.

Every book of the New Testament points us to the return of Christ and urges us to live in such a way as to be always ready for that return; (Matt.16:27); (Rev.1:7). This same lively expectation of Christ's return should mark the church of Jesus Christ today. The Church must live in the light of this expectation....
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