What if history, prophecy, and Scripture were threads in one divinely orchestrated story?
The Son Cometh: Jesus Christ, King of the Jews is an exegetical, systematic, and historical exploration of the forty-year span from the rise of Herod the Great (ca. 44 BCE) to the fall of Jerusalem in 70 CE. Brian D. Baldemor offers readers a rigorous chronicle of the religious and political forces that shaped the ministry of Jesus and the formation of the early Church.
This first volume unfolds the theological significance of key events-Herod's ascent, Roman occupation, Jewish resistance, and Christ's death and resurrection-while tracing the emergence of the New Testament canon. With meticulous analysis, the book harmonizes the Gospel accounts, Acts, Revelation, and apostolic epistles, providing readers with a historically grounded timeline and a compelling context for the writings of the early Church.
Drawing on a wide range of primary sources including Josephus, Philo, and Eusebius, Baldemor bridges Jewish tradition, Roman history, and Christian theology to illuminate how the Law and the Prophets foreshadowed the coming of the Messiah.
Whether you're a scholar, pastor, or reader passionate about biblical history, The Son Cometh offers a bold, faith-affirming vision of Jesus Christ as the prophesied King and fulfillment of God's redemptive plan.
Step into the fullness of time-order now and rediscover the gospel's historical foundation.
