Historically the Christian faith has believed that Jesus will return again one day, visibly in the sky. However, several centuries of Bible scholarship have been pointing out glaring problems with this premise. Casting caution aside, entire millennial movements have been founded, and dates keep being set. Could the confessing church be wrong? Could it have misread its fulfilled roots? How did the early church understand its eschatology after the fall of Jerusalem? Misplaced Hope takes you back to the apostolic fathers and the first two centuries of church history (A.D. 70 - 200) to find the answers.

Misplaced Hope: The Origins of First and Second Century Eschatology

Frost, Samuel M.

Religion & Spirituality

Bimillennial Pr

Exegetical Essays on the Resurrection of the Dead. (Signed Copy).

Truth Voice Publishing

This book is written by a former leader in the Full Preterist movement, Samuel M. Frost. He has rejected Full Preterism as being historically unorthodox and biblically unsound. Full Preterism believes that the Second Coming and Resurrection of the Dead occurred in AD 70, and that the resurrection is spiritual rather than physical. It also holds that history continues forever. Chapters include: 1. What is Full Preterism? 2. My Full Preterist Testimony. 3. History, Creeds. and Sola Scriptura. 4. Infinity. 5. John 6. 6. What are the Last Days? 7. The Shell Game. 8. Where Is Jesus? 9. Sin, Death, and Creation. 10. Progressive Sanctification. 11. The Bodily Death and Resurrection of Jesus. Conclusion. Why I Left Full Preterism

Why I Left Full Preterism

Christian Books & Bibles

Victorious Hope Publishing

Daniel is one of the most complicated books in the Bible.Being a self-proclaimed “Daniel addict,” theologian Samuel M. Frost uses decades of study in Scripture, including studies in the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, to break down this complex, yet important book of the Bible. Full of symbols and imagery often misinterpreted, misappropriated, and misapplied, Daniel needs to be simplified as much as possible.\nWith a simple, straightforward approach, and using his own easily accessible translation and personal commentary notes, Frost presents Daniel in its context so modern readers can grasp its purpose and enjoy its beauty without being bogged down by footnotes and cross references, all while growing in their knowledge of Scripture and faith in God. 
Review"The book of Daniel has a reputation of being difficult and sometimes inscrutable. Sam Frost writes a concise, easily-read meditation on the text that incorporates scholarship without being complex, and brings a contagious passion for the spiritual lessons beyond the prophecies. He will challenge your assumptions to see the unity of Daniel’s message in a way you may not have considered before. This book is solidly written, informed, and scholarly, yet not too academic. It's very readable for any serious Bible student." 
Brian Godawa. Author, Screenwriter (To End All Wars)

Daniel Unplugged: A Commentary & Translation

McGahan Publishing House

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