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Where does pretribulationism get the belief that God does not work with Israel and the church at the same time? To answer this question, we must turn to one of the most important and fundamental prophecies recorded in the Bible, which is found in … [Continue reading] about A Response to THE MOST COMMON Argument for Pretribulation Dispensationalism (Daniel 9:24–27) – Ep. 134
. . . and you can't believe abortion is wrong if you don't have an objective, universal, moral standard (i.e. God's law). … [Continue reading] about Why you can’t believe rape is wrong if you don’t believe abortion is wrong (Video) . . .
If you are a dispensationalist, then you may be aware of the natural connection that contemporary dispensational theology has with prewrath eschatology. The following two articles by Charles Cooper explains this clearly. If you are not a … [Continue reading] about Why Dispensationalists Are Embracing Prewrath Eschatology . . .
The topic today is on the theological system of revised (Ryrie) dispensationlism, which pretribulationists affirm and thus believe that God does not work with Israel and the church at the same time. It maintains a sharp separation between the church … [Continue reading] about Why Charles Ryrie’s Concern about Progressive Dispensationalism Was CORRECT! – Ep. 133
Source (Update: I have been informed that further down the comments thread in the original fb page above, Dave James recognized that Jesus's prophecy in John 21 was an issue that needed to be considered). John 21:18–19 states: “I … [Continue reading] about Jesus’s Return Was Not Imminent During Peter’s LONG Life
I was pleased to find out recently that my paper was accepted for the 2019 Evangelical Theological Society Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA, November 20–22. Here is the title and abstract of the paper. Semantic Boundary Markers in Rev 12:1—15:4 … [Continue reading] about Paper Notice: ETS Annual Meeting – San Diego, CA, November 20–22
"What’s in a word? Today we welcome Dr. Randall Price to the program to break down an often confusing word that we hear throughout the media, in books, and even in our churches. It’s the word: Palestine. Dr. Price will explain the complexities of … [Continue reading] about Should Israel Be Referred to as ‘Palestine’?
Many avoid reading the Book of Revelation, not because they do not know what it means, but for the reason they know what it means—the cost of allegiance to Christ even to death. … [Continue reading] about A Message in the Book of Revelation
Every so often I post my list of responses to posttribulation theology. So below is the link to my compendium of responses. While prewrath shares some affinity with posttrib there are significant differences. For example: 1. Prewrath does not … [Continue reading] about Still waiting for a Posttribber to Respond to Prewrath Eschatology . . . Crickets
Steve Hays writes, "Two traditional prooftexts for the fall of Lucifer are Isa 14 and Ezk 28. Although Isa 14 isn't directly about the fall of Lucifer, it employs civil war in heaven imagery. The losers are expelled. The interpretation of Ezk 28 … [Continue reading] about The fall of Lucifer
“Then we who are alive, who are left, will be suddenly caught up together with them in the clouds to meet [apantēsis] the Lord in the air. And so we will always be with the Lord.” (1 Thess 4:17) Recently, Michael Brown interacted with Mark Hitchcock … [Continue reading] about The Greek Word Apantēsis (Meeting) Does Not Mean ‘an Immediate Escort’ Back to Earth: A Response to Posttribulationism