Was Walvoord Correct in His Assessment of the Land Promise? Most of the focus of the church on Israel involves the land promise made in Genesis 12:7.  As the late Dr. Walvoord remarked in His book, Prophecy, 14 Essential Keys to Understanding the Final Drama:  “The giving of the land to Abraham’s descendants has become a watershed in the study of prophecy, p. 39-40. The tendency has been to deny this is a literal promise. For Walvoord, every mention of the land God promised Abraham literally included the area from the river of Egypt to the River Euphrates, per Gen. 15:15–18). He contended ...

One of the most important elements of events is time, i.e. when is that event going to occur. Everything in life is an event in that everything occurs or exists in time. What Did Charting the End Times Miss on the Rapture of the Church? One of the most important elements of the event, —time. Charting the End Times, a very graphically pleasing book of charts on eschatology authored by Tim Lahaye and Thomas Ice, devotes a chapter on the Rapture. It is there purpose to “chart” the time of the end, i.e. when the last days events will occur. They begin with several points on the events of the ...

We continue our response to the arguments raised by Dr. Hinson’s article, the New Last Days Scoffers, published in the May 2005 issue of The National Liberty Journal. This writing answers the question of When Would God Restore the Kingdom to Israel? The question assumes that God is finished with Israel. We discussed that particular issue in the previous post, regarding Romans 11. These are merely straw man arguments which are assumed to be implications for Christ’s first century return. If the church replaces Israel and becomes the kingdom of God on earth, why did the disciples ask Jesus at the ascension; “Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom ...