The Great Prophecies Volume 4: The Church

Second American Edition, 1998
664 pgs.

This is a book of distinct and conspicuous mark on the exhaustless theme of Scripture prophecy.  It is evident that the conscientious labor and thought of years are embodied in the volume.  While the author shows that he has studied with care the literature of his subject, he has at the same time wrought out an independent scheme of interpretation marked by great comprehensiveness and self-consistency.

George Hawkins Pember was born in 1837.  He was educated at Cambridge University where he took his M.A. in Classics at age twenty-six.  Upon his conversion to Christ, Pember determined to devote his scholastic talents to a close and comprehensive study of the Scriptures for the benefit of God's people.  His penchant for meticulous scholarship, extensive knowledge of ancient cultures, and keen spiritual insight combined to produce works of a quality and depth with few parallels in Christian expository literature.

G. H. Pember died in 1910, leaving a rich legacy of reclaimed spiritual truth, upon which subsequent reformers such as J. N. Darby, Watchman Nee, G. H. Lang, and T. Austin-Sparks would build.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

1. The Church's Place in God's World-Plan
2. The Transition from the Law and the Prophets to Christ
3. The Gospel of Matthew (Part 1)
4. The Gospel of Matthew (Part 2)
5. The Gospel of Matthew (Part 3)
6. The Gospel of Matthew (Part 4)
7. The Gospel of Matthew (Part 5)
8. The Apocalypse
9. The Seven Churches of the Apocalypse

Conclusion
Index