The Time Is Coming
| Title | The Time Is Coming |
| Year for Search | 1896 |
| Authors | Bolmer, W[illiam] B[revoort](1845-97) |
| Tertiary Authors | Bolmer, W. B. |
| Date Published | 1896 |
| Publisher | G.W. Dillingham |
| Place Published | New York |
| Keywords | Male author, US author |
| Annotation | The novel focuses on the struggle for a reformed Christianity that is mostly a critique of the Christianity as it existed at the time. A religious revival led by the returned prophet Elijah aims at the fusion of Judaism and Christianity and a Jewish state in Palestine. There have been technological advances, but these are incidental to the novel. Within the novel, reform is defeated but hope is held out for the future. |
| Holding Institutions | PSt, W3,588 |
| Author Note | (1845-97) |
| Full Text | 1896 Bolmer, W[illiam] B[revoart] (1845-97). The Time Is Coming. New York: G.W. Dillingham. PSt, W3,588 The novel focuses on the struggle for a reformed Christianity that is mostly a critique of the Christianity as it existed at the time. A religious revival led by the returned prophet Elijah aims at the fusion of Judaism and Christianity and a Jewish state in Palestine. There have been technological advances, but these are incidental to the novel. Within the novel, reform is defeated but hope is held out for the future. |
