Gerald Haug, MS'86

Have you struggled with nagging questions about the end times? Have false end-time predictions left you wary and wondering? Do you want to know what your Bible really says about this? Fact #1: Twenty-five percent of the New Testament references the end times. Fact #2: Eschatology, after Salvation, is the second most frequently mentioned doctrine of the New Testament. Fact #3: The doctrines of salvation and eschatology are linked together in God's eternal plan for mankind. Consequently, understanding the end times is critical to understanding the New Testament! Ortho-Millennialism: Bringing Order to End-Time Chaos offers the key to unlocking these mysteries. By building on the foundation of what the first century church believed and learning how to apply this knowledge to the present, the book provides a historical, theologically rich, and yet practical look at the end times.

Rev. Gerald Haug was born in Germany and raised in Michigan. He earned degrees in Math and Physics from Michigan State University, a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan, and he did Ph.D. work at the Georgia Institute of Technology. During his undergraduate and graduate years, he underwent a search for truth, being at various times a Communist, Buddhist, and Existentialist. He felt God call him to do missions, so he completed his biblical studies at Mount Hope Bible Training Institute. Currently, he is a licensed minister with the Assemblies of God and, along with his wife, has a heart for missions.