A Case for Historic Premillennialism by 
The Coming Millennial Kingdom by
The writers present the best exegetical evidence for premillennialism without attacking opposing viewpoints.
Things to Come: A Study in Biblical Eschatology by Return of the Lord by Prophecy and Premillennialism by 
A Case for Amillennialism by 
Kingdom Come by 
The Promise of the Future by 
The Bible and the Future by
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The Victory of Christ's Kingdom by God's Plan for Victory: The Meaning of Post Millennialism by He Shall Have Dominion: A Postmillennial Eschatology by 
The Meaning of the Millennium by 
Three Views on the Millennium and Beyond by 
A Basic Guide to Eschatology by The Oxford Handbook of Millennialism by
Christian Dispensationalism, the Taiping Revolution, cargo cults in Oceania, the Baha'i Faith, and the Raelian Movement would seem to have little in common. What they share, however, is a millennial orientation - the audacious human hope for a collective salvation, which may be heavenly orearthly or both. Although many religions feature a belief in personal salvation, millennial faiths are characterized by the expectation that salvation will be accomplished for an entire group by a superhuman agent, with or without human collaboration. The Oxford Handbook of Millennialism offersreaders an in-depth look at both the theoretical underpinnings of the study of millennialism and its many manifestations across history and cultures.While the term "millennialism" is drawn from Christianity, it is a category that is used to study religious expressions in diverse cultures, religious traditions, and historical periods. Sometimes, millennial expectations are expressed in peaceful ways. Other times, millennialists become involved inviolence. The Oxford Handbook of Millennialism begins with a section that examines four primary types of millennialism. Chapters in the next section examine key issues such as charismatic leadership, use of scripture, prophetic failure, gender roles, children, tension with society, and violence. The rest ofthe book explores millennialism in a wide variety of places and times, from ancient Near Eastern movements to contemporary apocalyptic and new age movements, including the roles played by millennialism in national and international conflicts. This handbook will be a valuable resource for scholars ofreligious studies, sociology, psychology, history, and new religious movements.
Contemporary Options in Eschatology by 
The Millennial Maze by