Many Christians have resigned themselves to a position of "I don't know" on matters of Bible prophecy. This is understandable, given the array of conflicting interpretations that we encounter in a survey of the literature. In Preliminary Studies In Bible Prophecy, Patrick Griffin patiently demonstrates that the Bible speaks clearly on the issues. He shows that a teacher's legitimate role is not to stand between us and the Bible, but rather to stand to the side, assisting us in observing how the Bible explains itself. Th is approach is central and consistent in Mr. Griffin's method of teaching. In this book you will encounter a definitive knowledge of where the rapture occurs in the sequence of end-time events; what is meant by "the first resurrection"; who will be on the earth during the time of Satan's binding; and what the Scriptures explain about the relationship of Israel and the Church. This, and much more, is covered in Preliminary Studies In Bible Prophecy--arguably the most transparent and easy-to-follow book available on Bible Prophecy. Th e Study Guide to Preliminary Studies in Bible Prophecy is also compelling in its educational value and, very possibly, capable of standing as an independent source for spiritual learning concerning Bible Prophecy. Th e Study Guide is available at www.maryellengroup.com