Table of Contents and Reading Guide

Chapter	Focus
1	Purpose, theological position, and research framework
2	Backcasting from the New Heavens and New Earth
3	Biblical metanarrative and eschatological timeline
4	Nature, duration, residents, and daily life of the Millennium
5	Christ, the saints, and global governance
6	Israel, the nations, the Law, the Temple, and worship
7	An eschaton-oriented stewardship economy
8	Sabbath, release, Jubilee, and the Four-R framework
9	Money, finance, investment, and enterprise
10	Housing justice under finite-term trusteeship
11	Education, gifts, music, the arts, and culture
12	Environment, technology, and artificial intelligence
13	Final rebellion, the purposes of the Millennium, and preparation
14	A kibbutz without a shared roof
15	Conclusions and teaching recommendations
16	Taiwan’s possible preparatory partnership with Israel

The main text is self-contained. Appendices A–D gather the evidence matrix, Scripture map, methodological boundaries, and housing variables for reference. Historical Attachments 1–4 preserve the development of the author’s earlier arguments and visual teaching materials; where an earlier formulation differs from the integrated analysis, the main text and its A–D evidence levels govern. The author biography and institutional-status statement are placed at the end of the book.