Jesus and the Antichrist

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one extraordinary story: the coming of Jesus Christ.

Long before His birth in Bethlehem, the Scriptures foretold the Messiah-His ancestry, His divine identity, His suffering, His death, His resurrection, and His everlasting kingdom. These prophecies were not isolated predictions. Together, they reveal God's unfolding plan of redemption through His Son.

In Jesus and the Antichrist: False Prophets and the Prophecies of the End Times, M. R. Joubert takes readers on a sweeping journey through the Old and New Testaments, examining how the Scriptures progressively reveal Jesus Christ as the promised Savior, the eternal Son of God, and the fulfillment of God's covenant promises.

Written from a historic Reformed Baptist perspective, this book explores:

• The Messiah foretold: How Genesis, the Law of Moses, the historical books, the Psalms, and the prophets anticipate the coming of Christ.
• The mystery of the incarnation: Why the eternal Son of God became truly man and entered human history to redeem sinners.
• The deity of Christ and the Trinity: How the Old and New Testaments reveal the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in God's work of salvation.
• The suffering and victorious Savior: How Christ's crucifixion and resurrection fulfill the promises of Scripture.
• False prophets and spiritual deception: The biblical warnings of Jesus and His apostles concerning those who distort the truth.
• The Antichrist and the last days: What Scripture teaches about deception, opposition to Christ, His glorious return, and the final triumph of God's kingdom.

Rather than building its message around sensational predictions, this book directs the reader to the testimony of Scripture itself.

Its central question is not merely Who is the Antichrist? but something infinitely more important:

Who is Jesus Christ, and why does the entire Bible point to Him?

For Christians seeking a deeper understanding of their faith, students of biblical prophecy, and anyone interested in the remarkable unity of the Old and New Testaments, this book offers a Scripture-centered exploration of the person and work of Jesus Christ.

The Bible begins with a promise, unfolds through prophecy, and finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ-the Savior who came, who reigns, and who will come again.