FAITH NEWS SERVICE – An avid Bible scholar seeks to bring clarity to the confusion he sees surrounding the end-time topic of the new heavens and earth and the new Jerusalem. Paul Feiner is the author of New Jerusalem after the Millennium: Understanding the Theology and Timing of the New Jerusalem in Relation to the Millennial Kingdom (Redemption Press).

He says, “I was inspired to write this book because I have a passion for the truth in God’s Word, and I desire to help others understand that truth.” His goal is to show how God’s plan of salvation is seen through Christ concerning the nation of Israel and the events pertaining to the millennium.

In this in-depth eschatological study, Feiner shows how understanding the correct timing and chronology of events reveals the correct theology. Using Scripture, he details how our ultimate home will be the new creation—the new heavens and earth, a physical creation that is separate from the realm of heaven.

Using a primarily literal interpretation of Scripture concerning a new heavens and new earth, Bible scholar Paul Feiner defines the biblical phrase used in its proper context, explains the relevant typology, and outlines significant core differences between the millennial Jerusalem and the new Jerusalem that descends from heaven subsequent to the millennium.

This unique treatment of the issues, and this particular interpretation, has often been overlooked in popular commentaries and has not been previously covered to this depth. Bible students, biblical researchers, seminary students, and laymen who enjoy God’s Word will find this in-depth discussion of these important but seldomly addressed topics within eschatology to be thorough, stimulating, and clarifying.

About the Author:

Paul Feiner has a BA in Christian ministry from Missouri Baptist University. He is an avid student of the Bible, and his calling is to help people understand the Scriptures by using his gifts through writing and other means. This is his first published work, but he has dedicated many years of his life to the study of biblical issues. He currently lives in Missouri with his wife, Crystal, who is from the Philippines. They met for the first time in Israel after four years of a long-distance relationship.

For interview, contact Paul Feiner: p_feiner@yahoo.com.