What is the Eschatological Impact on Salvation?

Eschatological Implications Gone Awry
August 4th, 2011 | Eschatology | No Comment  
Eschatological Impact on Salvation What is the eschatological impact on salvation? The first time I encountered the word eschatological was in the eighties during an eschatology (from which the word is derived) seminar. What is eschatology? The best way to define eschatology is by breaking the world down into its two major component parts. Eschatos means last or final. Logos means word or study. Taken together it is the word or study of last things. Those last things, biblically speaking refer to the return of Christ, commonly in both Jewish eschatology and Christian eschatology. Obviously, former group do not believe that Jesus has come ...
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When Would God Restore the Kingdom to Israel?

March 23rd, 2009 | Kingdom | No Comment  
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 ...
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