Tim Cohen's masterful MESSIAH, HISTORY, AND THE TRIBULATION PERIOD seven-volume set covers nearly the entire bible, from Genesis to Revelation in a highly structured and systematic way. Written from a Hebrew Christian perspective, it deftly handles and clearly traverses biblical interpretation, signs of the times, the Protoevangelium (Genesis 3:15), biblical chronology and history, Messiology (Christology), the strong scriptural parallels between The Messiah and Israel, apocalyptic eschatology, the eschatology of the feasts, as well as the prophetic and chronological writings of the Ante-Nicene Church. The series concludes, however, with a new and highly advanced (theologically speaking) Messiah-centered school of eschatological interpretation in place of the futurist, idealist, preterist, and historicist schools and their variants. Called a Harmony of Weeks, this Messianic view of eschatology demonstrates, in a biblically provable way, that God has patterned all the weeks of scripture, to include the creation week itself, after the Crucifixion Week in which Yeshua (Jesus) was crucified, killed, buried, and resurrected. Among other things, a knowledge and understanding of this harmony makes possible a scripturally testable sequencing of unfulfilled prophecies pertaining to the Tribulation Week (Daniel's seventieth period of seven years or the Tribulation Period) the sequence presented throughout the Messiah, History, and the Tribulation Period series. Beyond eschatology, the Harmony of Weeks is, therefore, nothing less than the scriptural basis for a new unified school of Christian theology as a whole a Messianic View. As such, this Messiah-centered school actually resolves many previously unanswerable theological quandaries and questions held by the saints. It will enhance and revolutionize Christian theology going forward. (Set ISBN-10: 0-9662793-1-X / Set ISBN-13: 978-0-9662793-1-3 / LCCN: 2005909423 / roughly 1,400 pages in seven volumes, paperback.)