In Revelation 6:12–17, the sixth seal is opened, bringing about some dramatic cosmic events! We see an earthquake, a darkened sun, the moon appearing like blood, falling stars, and even the sky rolling up like a scroll. Some folks, particularly those embracing the preterist interpretation, view this passage as a vivid symbol of significant historical … Continue reading What Preterists Get Wrong About Revelation 6:12–17 (The Sixth Seal)
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What Preterists Get Wrong About Revelation 1:1-3
Preterist Interpretation of Revelation 1:1–3 Preterists argue that Revelation 1:1–3 establishes the framework for interpreting the entire book as a prophecy fulfilled in the first century. The key phrases, "things which must shortly take place" (v. 1) and "the time is near" (v. 3), are fundamental to their understanding. They view these phrases as signifying the urgency of … Continue reading What Preterists Get Wrong About Revelation 1:1-3
What Preterists Get Wrong about Matthew 23:34
The dispensational response to the preterist interpretation of Matthew 23:34, which states, "Therefore I am sending you prophets and wise men and teachers. Some of them you will kill and crucify; others you will flog in your synagogues and pursue from town to town," emphasizes a literal hermeneutic, continuity in God’s plan for Israel, and the future fulfillment … Continue reading What Preterists Get Wrong about Matthew 23:34
Who Are the Preterists?
While I am not a fan I think it is important to point out that some form or preterism has been supported by numerous theologians and scholars throughout the centuries. Below is a list of some prominent proponents, organized by their theological perspectives and historical importance: Historical Advocates Origen (c. 185–254) Origen’s allegorical method of … Continue reading Who Are the Preterists?
The Growth of Preterism
If you are wondering what preterism is, see my last blog post. Interest in has grown in recent years, and several indicators suggest why this end-times framework is gaining attention: Increased Publishing of Books and Articles A noticeable rise in books, scholarly articles, and popular resources promoting preterism reflects a growing curiosity. Authors who advocate … Continue reading The Growth of Preterism
Understanding Preterism: A Brief Overview
Eschatology—the study of “last things”—is a fascinating part of theology, and few perspectives spark as much curiosity and controversy as preterism. While it may not align with everyone’s beliefs, preterism offers a unique understanding of biblical prophecy. Preterists contend that many biblical prophecies—especially those found in Matthew 24, the book of Daniel, and Revelation—were fulfilled within … Continue reading Understanding Preterism: A Brief Overview
Is Dispensationalism Too New to Be True? Hardly!
https://youtu.be/0bhX27rWaes Another one of those objections to dispensationalism that is repeated ad nauseam is that it is too new to be true. This video will show that is not much newer than Covenant Theology. In fact, elements of dispensational thought is evident throughout the history of the early church. Nevertheless, this objection has been repeated … Continue reading Is Dispensationalism Too New to Be True? Hardly!
Please Stop it! Dispensationalism Does not Teach Two Ways of Salvation
https://youtu.be/or6RlAqNgSY Man, I am so tired of hearing this criticism of Dispensationalism. I think it has been floating around since 1909 when the original Scofield Study Bible first rolled off the press. Every time it has come up it has been refuted. Nevertheless critics of dispensationalism won't give it up. Instead they roll out this … Continue reading Please Stop it! Dispensationalism Does not Teach Two Ways of Salvation
In the Word, Through the Major Prophets in a Year
Tomorrow we will be kicking off our next "In the Word" project. We will be reading through the major prophets in a year. This probably raises some questions in your mind. For example, who are they? And, why are they called the Major Prophets? Well, the major prophets are Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. … Continue reading In the Word, Through the Major Prophets in a Year
Revelation Chapter 18
In today's chapter we move from the religious debauchery of the last days Babylon to it's economic debauchery. Reading this chapter gave me ample reason to pause and think about my own desires for money and how I use it. Although needed to live in this world, and even needed to carry out ministry, money … Continue reading Revelation Chapter 18
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