Dr. Peter S. Ruckman

The book of Hebrews is one of the most misinterpreted books of the Bible. This commentary will be welcomed by anyone interested in doctrine. The question of authorship is covered, along with textual difficulties and misapplications of Tribulation passages to the Body of Christ.

Author Peter Ruckman

This is a commentary on the two most important Pauline Epistles for the new convert. This work contains a detailed exegesis of these two letters of the Apostle Paul, the specific themes of which are the Rapture of the Church and the Second Advent. Also included in the book is Dr. Ruckman’s teaching on the short book of Philemon which was taken from rare transcribed studies not available in any other format.

Author Peter Ruckman

In this commentary, Dr. Ruckman gives the proper doctrinal context for the first three books of the Hebrew-Christian epistles, carefully showing which passages are doctrinally for the New Testament Christian in the Church Age and which apply to Jews in the Tribulation. Prevalent heretical teachings on these books are examined and corrected from the Scriptures. Other doctrines of interest covered in this work are: the inspiration and authority of the Scriptures, the ministry of Christ between his death and resurrection, the duties of the pastor, and the Gap of Genesis 1:1-2.

Author Peter Ruckman

In this work, Dr. Ruckman examines the transitional nature of the Johannine Epistles and Jude in regards to the Church Age and the Tribulation. Particular emphasis is put on the double applications that can be made of certain passages. Current peculiar heresies on certain passages are also exposed and dealt with. The textual evidence for the so-called “Johannine Coma” is laid out showing the accuracy and authority of the AV text.

Author Peter Ruckman