What does the Bible really teach about judgment—and why does it matter?
In The Judgments of the Bible: Distinguishing God’s Judicial Work from the Cross to the Kingdom, Larry W. Cockerham presents a clear, Scripture‑driven study of divine judgment that brings order to a subject often misunderstood, feared, or oversimplified.
Rather than treating judgment as a single event, this book carefully distinguishes the different judgments revealed in Scripture, explaining who is judged, when the judgment occurs, and for what purpose. Beginning with the judgment of sin at the cross of Jesus Christ, the study moves through the believer’s present discipline and future evaluation, God’s covenant dealings with Israel, the judgment of the nations at Christ’s return, the accountability of fallen angels, and the final judgment of the unsaved dead.
Written from a dispensational premillennial perspective, this book emphasizes the importance of biblical distinctions—between salvation and reward, discipline and condemnation, Israel and the Church, and grace and wrath. When these distinctions are ignored, confusion follows. When they are honored, Scripture speaks with clarity, assurance is preserved, and God’s purposes are seen as both just and gracious.
Clear, organized, and accessible, The Judgments of the Bible is designed for pastors, teachers, students of Scripture, and thoughtful readers who want to understand how judgment fits within God’s redemptive plan. Far from diminishing grace, this study shows how biblical judgment magnifies it—revealing a God who is perfectly righteous, unfailingly faithful, and unwavering in His purposes from the cross to the coming kingdom.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does the Bible really teach about judgment-and why does it matter?In The Judgments of the Bible: Distinguishing God's Judicial Work from the Cross to the Kingdom, Larry W. Cockerham presents a clear, Scripture-driven study of divine judgment that brings order to a subject often misunderstood, feared, or oversimplified.Rather than treating judgment as a single event, this book carefully distinguishes the different judgments revealed in Scripture, explaining who is judged, when the judgment occurs, and for what purpose. Beginning with the judgment of sin at the cross of Jesus Christ, the study moves through the believer's present discipline and future evaluation, God's covenant dealings with Israel, the judgment of the nations at Christ's return, the accountability of fallen angels, and the final judgment of the unsaved dead.Written from a dispensational premillennial perspective, this book emphasizes the importance of biblical distinctions-between salvation and reward, discipline and condemnation, Israel and the Church, and grace and wrath. When these distinctions are ignored, confusion follows. When they are honored, Scripture speaks with clarity, assurance is preserved, and God's purposes are seen as both just and gracious.Clear, organized, and accessible, The Judgments of the Bible is designed for pastors, teachers, students of Scripture, and thoughtful readers who want to understand how judgment fits within God's redemptive plan. Far from diminishing grace, this study shows how biblical judgment magnifies it-revealing a God who is perfectly righteous, unfailingly faithful, and unwavering in His purposes from the cross to the coming kingdom. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798253138502
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does the Bible really teach about judgment-and why does it matter?In The Judgments of the Bible: Distinguishing God's Judicial Work from the Cross to the Kingdom, Larry W. Cockerham presents a clear, Scripture-driven study of divine judgment that brings order to a subject often misunderstood, feared, or oversimplified.Rather than treating judgment as a single event, this book carefully distinguishes the different judgments revealed in Scripture, explaining who is judged, when the judgment occurs, and for what purpose. Beginning with the judgment of sin at the cross of Jesus Christ, the study moves through the believer's present discipline and future evaluation, God's covenant dealings with Israel, the judgment of the nations at Christ's return, the accountability of fallen angels, and the final judgment of the unsaved dead.Written from a dispensational premillennial perspective, this book emphasizes the importance of biblical distinctions-between salvation and reward, discipline and condemnation, Israel and the Church, and grace and wrath. When these distinctions are ignored, confusion follows. When they are honored, Scripture speaks with clarity, assurance is preserved, and God's purposes are seen as both just and gracious.Clear, organized, and accessible, The Judgments of the Bible is designed for pastors, teachers, students of Scripture, and thoughtful readers who want to understand how judgment fits within God's redemptive plan. Far from diminishing grace, this study shows how biblical judgment magnifies it-revealing a God who is perfectly righteous, unfailingly faithful, and unwavering in His purposes from the cross to the coming kingdom. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798253138502
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