Printed in 1891, Till He Comes was written by James Hall Brookes to argue that Christians should be looking for and anticipating the return of Christ. He wrote during a time when being a premillennialist was unpopular, and postmillennialism was assumed by many to be correct. Although the original is now over 130 years old, this revised edition allows the reader to examine Brookes'' arguments in modern language and format. During a time when postmillennialism is seeing a reemergence, students of Scripture will want to consult the timeless arguments put forward by Brookes.

Printed in 1891, Till He Comes was written by James Hall Brookes to argue that Christians should be looking for and anticipating the return of Christ. He wrote during a time when being a premillennialist was unpopular, and postmillennialism was assumed by many to be correct. Although the original is now over 130 years old, this revised edition allows the reader to examine Brookes'' arguments in modern language and format. During a time when postmillennialism is seeing a reemergence, students of Scripture will want to consult the timeless arguments put forward by Brookes.

Printed in 1891, Till He Comes was written by James Hall Brookes to argue that Christians should be looking for and anticipating the return of Christ. He wrote during a time when being a premillennialist was unpopular, and postmillennialism was assumed by many to be correct. Although the original is now over 130 years old, this revised edition allows the reader to examine Brookes'' arguments in modern language and format. During a time when postmillennialism is seeing a reemergence, students of Scripture will want to consult the timeless arguments put forward by Brookes.