It's funny that the above "Praise for the Print Edition" hardly qualifies as praise. The same quote is on the book's back cover. Read the text carefully for its true meaning.

Looking at the Table of Contents, this book has chapters on Muslim Eschatology, Buddhist Eschatology, Hindu Eschatology etc. While interesting, these have limited applicability to Jewish and Christian Biblical Eschatology. Thus this book has less usefulness (for me, at least) than I would have expected from the book title.

Does this work include the original Syriac, as well as the English translation?

The Logos version of this product is a truly phenomenal aid to study of the Gospels. Unlike the book version (which is quite good), the Logos version allows you to easily switch between the Greek and any translation (English, Spanish, Latin Vulgate, Syriac Peshitta, etc.) you'd like. And you can quickly search for specific Gospel passages that interest you, without flipping back to an index. A perfect example of how Logos transforms biblical study.