Philip Mauro's Looking for the Saviour: Table of Contents.

Philip Mauro
Looking for the Saviour [1913]

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION. An Examination of Reasons advanced to Support the View That the Tribulation Precedes the Resurrection of the Saints, pp. 9-16.

PART I, pp. 19-57.
Difficulty in Fixing the Sequence of Predicted Events, pp. 19-22.
1. A lengthened period foretold between the Lord's Ascension and His Return, pp. 22-23.
2. The Disciples whom the Lord addressed in Matt. xxiv., xxv. were "Christians Proper," representing the saints of this age, pp. 23-30.
3. Christ spoke to His disciples of events which were to occur before His Return. Peter knew he was to die, and Paul likewise, pp. 31-32.
4. The Day of the Lord must be preceded by the Advent of Antichrist, pp. 32-37.
5. Tribulation is the appointed portion of the saints, pp. 37-38.
6. "When ye see these things * * * lift up your heards, for your redemption draweth nigh," pp. 38-46.
7. "To you who are troubled, rest with us" (2 Thess. i. 7), pp. 46-55.
8. The "Hope" of the Church is the Appearing (Revelation) of Christ in manifested glory--not the Rapture of the Saints, pp. 55-57.

PART II, pp. 61-94.
Introduction, p. 61.
The Judgment Seat of Christ, pp. 62-69.
Analogy to the First Coming of Christ, pp. 69-72.
The Great Tribulation, pp. 72-78.
The Prospect Placed before the Saints, pp. 78-81.
The Immediate Prospect of the Saints, pp. 81-94.

Philip Mauro
Looking for the Saviour [1913]