Prewrath teaches that after the rapture Jesus ushers the people of God directly before the throne of the Father in heaven. There are at least four passages that teach this. But I was recently reminded that he continues in heaven after the rapture to orchestrate the opening of the scroll that will unleash God’s eschatological […]
Posttribulationism
NEW BOOK on Israel’s Future Is Available
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https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/thebiblicalprophecyprogram/Book-Announcement-Future-Restoration-of-Israel.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed [*This is a special program from Bible Prophecy Daily being played today on The Biblical Prophecy Program] Dr. Kurschner announced the release of the new book, The Future Restoration of Israel: A Response to Supersessionism. It was six years in the making and the most extensive […]
Saying the Rapture Takes Place at the 7th Trumpet in the Book of Revelation . . . Does Not Make It So
Posttribulationism ALSO Has a Problem with 2 Thessalonians 2
We all know that 2 Thessalonians 2 contradicts pretribulationism. But it is also a problem for posttribulationists who have Antichrist’s great tribulation occurring at the same time as God’s wrath. Paul, however, in 2 Thessalonians 2:1–4 teaches that the arrival of the Antichrist must happen “first” (protos) before God’s wrath. That is how they should […]
Remember THIS When Interpreting the Early Church Fathers on Their Eschatology
One thing we need to be careful about remembering when we interpret the early church writers: they were supersessionistic (i.e. they believed in replacement theology). One relevant example is that the early church fathers often interpreted Daniel’s references to “the holy people” not as national Israel but as the church (or a mixture of the […]
My Response to Posttribulationism
Every so often I post my page containing my articles in response to posttribulationism. While posttribulationism is better than pretrib, it has unworkable problems in their framework See why: Articles for Posttribulationism to Consider
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New Prewrath Book Announcement! – Ep. 201
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https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/thebiblicalprophecyprogram/New_Prewrath_Book_Announcement_201.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedI am pleased to announce that my new book is NOW available! You can purchase it from Amazon. Here is a description from the back of the book: Does God Work with Israel and the Church at the Same Time? Is There a Connection between the […]
The NEW Book Is NOW Available!
I am pleased to announce that my new book is NOW available! At this time you can purchase it from Amazon. Here is the description: Does God Work with Israel and the Church at the Same Time? Is There a Connection between the Rapture and the Second Coming? In the first part of Pretrib, […]
What Did the Early Church Fathers Teach on the Second Coming? – Ep. 200
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https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/thebiblicalprophecyprogram/Ep_200_What_Did_the_Early_Church_Fathers.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedThis is a dialogue on what the early church taught on the second coming of Jesus. The speakers are Steve Gregg (Preterist), Charles Cooper (Prewrath), and Thomas Ice (Pretribulational). They were each given fifteen minutes to describe their position, followed by questions and interaction. This eschatology dialogue […]
A Reply to Alf Cengia’s Claim that Prewrath Teaches ‘Multiple Comings’ (Parousiai) of Jesus in the Future
Alf Cengia does not understand the prewrath view nor the meaning of parousia. He writes: “Charles Cooper (taking Van Kampen’s view) speaks of multiple comings in his prewrath view. But he refuses to acknowledge the case while insisting that it is a single parousia coming.” Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/scripturally.speaking/ The second coming (parousia; the plural in Greek […]