R. H. Charles Eschatology Collection - 7 volumes

This a collection of writings by Irish Anglican scholar and theologian Robert Henry (R. H.) Charles (1855-1931). Best known for his pioneering scholarship (in English) on Jewish Intertestamental literature, especially the 'Apocrypha' and 'Pseudepigrapha', he is one of number of leading scholars who made important and distinctive contributions to Biblical Studies in the early years of the 20th century. We are pleased to offer this 7-volume collection of his writings on Eschatology; these include:

• A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Revelation of John (2 vols., 1920), part of the landmark International Critical Commentary series and still one of the most thorough and detailed commentaries on the book of Revelation
• Notes on the Book of Daniel (1910), Charles' introduction and exegetical notes on Daniel (also available for separate purchase) from the New Century Bible Commentary
• A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life, in Israel, in Judaism, and in Christianity (1899), one of Charles' most detailed studies on eschatology, and a classic critical work of its kind (also available for separate purchase)
• Immortality (1912), a lecture on a specific subject related to the belief in a future life in Judaism and Christianity
• Lectures on the Apocalypse (1922) - a useful supplement to his 2-volume critical commentary on Revelation
• The Resurrection of Man, and Other Sermons (1929) - a collection of 22 sermons, including 9 dealing specifically with the Resurrection and the Future Life