Jesus, the Tribulation, and the End of the Exile: Restoration Eschatology and the Origin of the Atonement Paperback – March 1, 2006

A wonderful documentary. I wish they would have spent more time on the predictions of Russia. They did have some in the extra's which was more like deleted scenes that they should have kept in tbe film,

Somebody reprint this book! Or issue a kindle version!

While Pitre has outstanding books & DVD’s, this book is out of print and the sellers that are listed are trying to benefit (@ a very high price). Please get this book back into publication.

DONT BUY THIS BOOK AT SUCH OUTRAGEOUS PRICES! Go to “proquest” online, click on the “search dissertations” tab, and type in “Pitre, Brandt” in the author search engine. This book is Dr Pitre’s doctoral dissertation, which can be downloaded in pdf for $40 on proquest. A hardcover or paperback book can be ordered there too.

Looking forward to reading this. It is available for pre-order in digital format from Verbum.com. It will include digital tags to related content. Brant Pitre is one of my favorite authors.

I wish there was a way of getting this book. This book needs to be back in print.

Brant Pitre's "Jesus, the Tribulation, and the End of the Exile," his dissertation from Notre Dame, is a phenomenal work at the highest caliber. Pitre sifts through the best scholarship concerning eschatology to deliver a thorough treatment of one of Scripture's most difficult topics. After elucidating a proper hermeneutic for understanding eschatological literature, Pitre systematically analyzes several key eschatological texts within the Jewish tradition. He then studies several "enigmatic" sayings of Jesus concerning the tribulation and a new eschatological age. Using the context of the Jewish eschatological tradition, Pitre is able to show Jesus' allusions back to this tradition. In doing so, he gives the reader a deep understanding of Jesus' death and the tribulation that follow. Furthermore, Pitre, within this eschatological tradition, helps the reader comprehend how the Jews expected the exile to end and the restoration of Israel to begin.Rarely is a dissertation able to bring together such complex and disparate intertestimental themes into one coherent system of thought. Pitre's book is a must read for the current discussion on eschatology and the historical Jesus.

As the author of several books on eschatology myself, some of which discuss the Tribulation, I have found Pitre's work to be one of the finest examinations of the eschatological significance of the Tribulation to be found anywhere! I have recommomended this book to virtually all of my ministerial peers, including publically at a seminar just this last weekend (July 17-19).Much of the modern day sensationalistic paranoia about the end times would be defused by a careful reading of, and application of Dr. Pitre's analysis. Jesus undeniably posited the Tribulation-- in fulfillment of the prophets-- for his generation. Pitre's careful exegesis helps to illustrate this powerful and important point, in a calm, sane, contextual and logical manner.Wonderful book!Don K. PrestonPresidentPreterist Research Institute[...]The Elements Shall Melt With Fervent Heat: A Study of 2 Peter 3