Edward Rice Bücher

Eschatology explores the final events of humanity as revealed in the Bible, emphasizing the deep friendship between Jesus and believers. The text highlights that true understanding of these last things is reserved for those who share an intimate relationship with Christ, as He shares His future plans with His friends. This connection is crucial for interpreting the Revelation of Jesus Christ, suggesting that one's grasp of eschatology reflects their spiritual closeness to the Lord.

Grounded in the belief that the Bible is the ultimate authority, this systematic theology work is tailored for Baptists who prioritize Scripture in their faith and practice. Dr. Rice, with his strong conviction about the preservation of inspired texts and a background in systems engineering, presents a comprehensive examination of key doctrines. Volumes 9 and 10 focus on Ecclesiology, the study of the Church, and Angelology, the study of Angels, providing in-depth insights relevant to contemporary theological discussions.

Focusing on the inerrancy and infallibility of Scripture, this systematic theology work serves as a foundational resource for Baptists who uphold the Bible as the sole authority in faith and practice. It presents a comprehensive theological framework tailored for the 21st century, encapsulating both volumes 1 and 2. The text aims to equip readers with a robust understanding of Baptist beliefs grounded in the verbal inspiration of the Word of God.

A New York Times best-seller when it was first published, Rice's biography is the gripping story of a fierce, magnetic, and brilliant man whose real-life accomplishments are the stuff of legend. Rice retraces Burton's steps as the first European adventurer to search for the source of the Nile; to enter, disguised, the forbidden cities of Mecca and Medina; and to travel through remote stretches of India, the Near East, and Africa. From his spying exploits to his startling literary accomplishments (the discovery and translation of the Kama Sutra and his seventeen-volume translation of Arabian Nights), Burton was an engrossing, larger-than-life Victorian figure, and Rice's splendid biography lays open a portrayal as dramatic, complicated, and compelling as the man himself.