One Wrong Move was a fast-paced thriller, and I loved the wild ride! Especially after having just finished reading another thriller that was less than thrilling, this was a great change of pace! The author did a great job of balancing out dialogue and action and making it feel seamless. If you enjoy thrillers that have Christian themes, clean roman

What A Day That Will Be

Dr. David Jeremiah is perhaps the best living biblical communicator. His sermons, books, radio, and television programs have reached countless people for Jesus Christ. In The Coming Golden Age, he turns his attention to the millennial kingdom – the title given to the 1,000-year reign of Jesus Christ on the earth. The fulfillment of many of God’s covenants and promises rests on a literal, physical, future kingdom. At this point in history, Dr. Jeremiah’s in-depth study on the Bibles prophetic teachings concerning the last days and Christs Second Coming is especially relevant.

Encouraging and interesting. I grew up in a Christian denomination that taught amillennialism. I enjoyed reading about a literal one thousand year reign of Christ on Earth. I’m not sure I agree with all of Dr. Jeremiah’s conclusions in this book. However, the Bible does seem to support the overall premise.

This book was just the balm of encouragement that my soul needed! Bible prophecy is such a generous gift of hope that The Lord has blessed us with, and Dr. David Jeremiah has very masterfully organized and explained in easy to understand terms a great deal of yet unfulfilled prophecy, with specific attention to the Millennial Kingdom. The 1,000 year reign of Christ here on Earth after the 7 year tribulation is something that every believer should long for and look forward to with great anticipation! There is an abundance of hope and excitement to be felt as we try to fathom such a world, which will be a very welcomed contrast to the fallen and corrupt world in which we currently dwell. Dr. Jeremiah touches on a multitude of subjects regarding the Millenium, and offers the reader practical advice on how to be Kingdom Ready. His work here truly does renew the hope that we as believers have in the promise of Christ’s return, and every magnificent detail that He has planned for us!

The Coming Golden Age tells us to be thinking about what we need to get to Heaven.

OK, it’s not actually what the book how to go to heaven. But in some of the pages (chapters, too) the reader feels about the time when we die. Early in the first chapter, we get “I’ve been fascination by biblical prophecy all my life, and nothing encourages me more than God’s predications about the future.” (p. 1)

Then we get “The Bible ways ‘People from nations and cities around the world will travel to Jesus. The people of one city will cay to the people of another. ‘Come with us to Jerusalem to ask to the Lord to bless us. Let’s another ‘Come with us to Jerusalem ask the Lord of bless us.” (3)

The author takes on a very difficult time that will come in the world. There’s “one day the Lord Jesus will be King over the early and reign for a glorious cycle of a thousand years.” (27) (And I believe in Jesus but He won’t be a “King.”)

And I can’t get other pieces “American and Europe are under invasion, and the enemy troops are deadly, aggressive and ugly…” (31) Page 6 page has Armageddon (39) and 49 has “The Bible leaves no doubt as the source of the news that so disturbs and enrages the Antichrist…” (42) And then that “Jerusalem Rearranged” will have earthquakes in Morocco. (55, 61). And Chapter 9 covers Queen Elizabeth – the “longest reigning monarch in history” (63).

Then there’s Chapter 13, “The Highway of Holiness: and learn (again) that the oldest man in the Genesis record is Methuselah who lived 969 years. And then there’s the “Worship in the Millennium”, “Sin in the Millennium”, and “ Salvation in the Millennium.” (26)

It’s difficult to get a theme in the book. But it has some moments in the book.

I much enjoyed this book from David Jeremiah. It is essentially a systematic study of Christ’s Millennial Kingdom. It is astounding how much can be learned about the Kingdom from a careful study of Scripture and Jeremiah presents it in a manner that is easy to digest and comprehend. Obviously, Jeremiah presents this study from the vantage point of premillennialism. Premillennialism is the natural conclusion from a common sense reading of Scripture and this book helps solidify that interpretation. Scripture culminates in the Millennial Kingdom and that Kingdom serves as a bridge to eternity. Other eschatological interpretations (ex: amillennialism or post-millennialism) robs God’s Word of its depth and grandeur. As such, a proper understanding of the Kingdom is essential for understanding God’s Word. This book brings the Kingdom to life. As I read it, I found myself looking forward to Christ’s return more so than I ever have. I can not recommend this book enough for those who are seeking a better understanding of Scripture. In addition to the book, I also purchased the accompanying study guide and have watched several of Jeremiah’s sermons covering the topic. I highly recommend you do the same.

The content of this book covers the Biblical time of the Millennium when Christ returns to earth to reign for a thousand years. The book is Bible-based and includes many passages from both the Old and New Testaments to help explain what is to happen. It helped me have a better understanding of the Book of Revelation. Dr. Jeremiah explains the beauty of this time period and what will and will not happen. The book of Revelation is complicated and at times disturbing, but the coming of the Millennium offers hope to believers.

The book has short focused chapters and is easy to understand. If you are curious about the part of Revelation that speaks of these 1000 golden years, this would be a good book to start.

This book really opened my eyes, and helped me understand Revelation better. The book hit the mark when it stated how people nowadays want the right to live by his own choices without the consequences. I’ve tried talking to people about God in general, and they have stated that they are a “good” or “kind” person, and they think it’s enough to go to heaven. Sadly, it isn’t. I wish more people could get their hands on this book, and understand what eternity holds. I like how Dr. Jeremiah breaks down the verses, and makes references to prophesies in the OT. I would highly, highly recommend this book.

Good but disagree with his preTrib doctrine!

Other than a “secret preTrib rapture” doctrine espoused

I thought very good and inspiring book!

The Dispensational preTrib teaching is a relatively new and modern “first time” interpretation in church history. It started in the 1830’s with John Darby from Scotland. This was a Plymouth Brethren teaching which was not fully accepted then but has

spread around the ministry world by the notes of CI Scofield as “inerrant” as Scripture itself. Nowadays it’s accepted without much explicit search of the Scriptures! Beware of its lure to become unprepared for a future Tribulation of all true believers!

In this book, Dr. Jeremiah gives us a great overview presentation of the BIblical millennium. As always, all the supporting scriptures from both the old and new testament are included with each point. I always appreciate the reinforcement, Dr. Jeremiah provides in understanding Revelation.

What a wonderful picture of our future as born again Christians. There is a truly amazing future waiting for us.. I highly recommend this book and you won’t be disappointed.

A bit boring for me.

Interesting & hopeful! Great book for Bible study. Will leave you wanting to learn more about The Millenium.

Great explanation of a seldom talked about time period. Dr. Jeremiah does a fantastic job of describing the millennial reign of Christ!

As someone who is deeply interested in prophecy and what happens after the rapture, Dr. David Jeremiah only helps in this department. This opens up the millennial reign of Christ more so than I have ever read. It is a very misunderstood concept in the Bible and I have often struggled with it. I am honestly thankful for this book. It opened my eyes to much I didn’t know about it the millennial reign. It’s a must-read for those that want to learn more about this area of post-rapture time.