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The rapture debate was held on October 9, 1999 in Irving, Texas. About 600 were in attendance. The moderator was Kerby Anderson. My commentary on the debate is below. The following are the four parts of the debate with a rebuttal period after each one. Part 1: Pretribulationism – Mal Couch and Yaacov Ramsel Part 2: Prewrath – Charles Cooper and Roger Best Part 3: Postribulationism – Ken Kline and Monte Judah Part 4: Question & Answer

In this teaching, we examine supersessionism (replacement theology) and its common claim that the Old Testament contains land promises for Israel, while the New Testament is mostly silent, implying those promises are canceled or absorbed into the Church or Christ.

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Alan Kurschner, PhD

Dr. Alan Kurschner is committed to proclaiming the good news of God’s salvation in this dark world and heralding the second coming of his son, Jesus Christ. For more, see here.

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