Alan Kurschner, Ph.D. is the founder of Eschatos Ministries, teaching Bible prophecy from a futurist, premillennial, prewrath perspective.
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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 […]
We are pleased to announce that the current issue of Biblical Prophecy Magazine is now available online for PDF download. We make the online version available for free download to the public one month after the print version has been published. These days many ministries are going to digital-only because it is super expensive to […]
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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 […]
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https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/thebiblicalprophecyprogram/revelationcommentary.com_-_Ep._193.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedDr. Kurschner announced for his podcast audience his decision to write a commentary on the book of Revelation at revelationcommentary.com He explains how to use the new commentary and what to expect. In addition, he explained why he decided to write a commentary on the book of […]
Today, I am launching my commentary on the book of Revelation at revelationcommentary.com This will be the first scholarly commentary on the book of revelation published from a prewrath perspective. To learn how to use the commentary, be sure to read the article at the top of the homepage. And sign up for email alerts […]
In the last decade I have heard the growing mantra: “I want to be left behind!” This slogan comes from the interpreter who believes the one who is taken in Matthew 24 is taken to judgment and the one who is left behind is righteous and enters the kingdom immediately on earth. Almost without exception, […]
Today is the launch of the new magazine – Biblical Prophecy Magazine. This has been in the works for almost a year. For those who value substantive, sound, and sober Bible prophecy articles, this magazine is for you. This debut issue of the magazine is being shipped next week to everyone who signed up before […]
Following the success of last year’s virtual Messiah in the Passover presentation, we are taking Passover to the next level this year. Take a seat at the table with Mitch and Zhava Glaser as you join with them and others at a family Passover Seder! Follow along with us as Dr. Mitch Glaser leads us […]
I am glad to see Dr. James White investigating eschatology. While I think he is wrong on postmillennialism and preterism, at least, contrary to popular opinion, it is a step closer to prewrath premillennialism. However, Dr. White has always practiced—and something I greatly respect—engaging the best arguments on the other side. But here is where […]
If the chatter out there captures a trend that I have been observing, then it is encouraging to learn that more posttribbers are embracing the prewrath understanding of the second coming. And those who have yet to embrace prewrath are seriously considering it for the first time. This was not always the case back in […]
Many pretribulationists believe that the Greek word apostasia in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 means “a physical departure” (i.e. the rapture). This claim has been thoroughly debunked many times (see the two articles at the end of this post). In Koine Greek, the word never means “a physical departure,” but rather “a non-physical departure,” either a political […]
