As the Waters Cover the Sea: Millennial Expectations in the Rise of Anglo-American Missions 1640-1810 Author: James A. De Jong Retail Price: $30.00 Our Price: $27.43 Save: 2.57 (8.57%) Availability: In Stock        As the Waters Cover the Sea is a scholarly tome outlining the role eschatological interpretations played in the beginning of the missionary movement, beginning with the Puritan age and moving through to the 19th century. James DeJong, ex-president of Calvin Seminary, illustrates how, even though the theology changed through the years, the core of the theology that Christ will someday be victorious played a large part in undergirding the movement. Each of the six chapters are divided into three sections, the first three quickly divulging the general background, millennial expectations and mission efforts of the six eras examined before the bulk of the chapter deals with the expectations of both missions and millennial concerns. Similar Items you may enjoy! The Field Is the World: Proclaiming, Translating, and Serving by the American Board of Commisioners for Foreign Missions 1810-40Co Edition Author: Donald Philip Corr Our Price: $37.49 Religion and the Rise of History: Martin Luther and the Cultural Revolution in Germany, 1760-1810 - eBook Author: Leonard S. Smith Our Price: $19.25 Informal Ambassadors: American Women, Transatlantic Marriages, and Anglo-American Relations, 1865-1945 - eBook Author: Dana Cooper Our Price: $30.24 Millennial Economics: An American Declaration of Independence from Central Banking-A Global Transition to Debt-Free National Economies Author: Victor Shane Our Price: $27.86

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