Kept From The Hour: A Systematic Study of the Rapture in Bible Prophecy by Gerald B. Stanton - front cover
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Kept From The Hour: A Systematic Study of the Rapture in Bible Prophecy

by Gerald B. Stanton

"Kept From The Hour" by Gerald B. Stanton, published by Zondervan in 1956, is a hardcover exploration of the Rapture in Bible prophecy. This edition, in good condition without a dust jacket, offers insights into theological perspectives on eschatology. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of prophetic studies.

$52.12$$$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Good
1956
Zondervan Publishing House
Stock:1 available
SKU:A14-B3-ALT-0244

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Condition Details

The hardcover is in good condition with some minor wear at the corners. The binding is intact, and the pages are clean without inscriptions or library markings. There is no dust jacket present, which is common for books of this age. The cover shows typical signs of age but remains sturdy and well-preserved.

About This Vintage 1956 Edition

"Kept From The Hour: A Systematic Study of the Rapture in Bible Prophecy" by Gerald B. Stanton was published by Zondervan Publishing House in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1956. This hardcover edition delves into the theological study of the Rapture, exploring its significance within Bible prophecy. Gerald B. Stanton, a respected Professor of Systematic Theology at Talbot Theological Seminary, provides a scholarly analysis on the topic. This edition is particularly valuable for theologians and students of eschatology seeking historical perspectives on prophetic literature. The book's content remains relevant for those interested in the intersection of theology and prophecy. The absence of a dust jacket and the book's solid binding suggest it has been maintained with care, although it lacks any notable inscriptions or library markings. This edition, while not confirmed as the first, represents a significant piece in the study of biblical prophecy.

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Zondervan Publishing House

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