The Redemption of the Body in Romans 8

April 3rd, 2014 | Christian Eschatology | No Comment  
The Redemption of the Body in Romans 8 Romans chapter 8 is an interesting chapter, particularly because of the emphasis on the work of Spirit in relation to the body. At work in this chapter is the prophecy of Joel 2:28-32, which was poured out in the last days. The promise of the Spirit, prophesied also in Ezekiel 36 and 37, is directly related to the restoration of the land to Israel to the ancient nation of Israel in the time of Christ. Chapter 37, shows us the role of the Spirit in connection with resurrection in the scene of the dry ...
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Can You Help Me Understand the Death of Death?

May 1st, 2009 | Eschatology | No Comment  
Image via Wikipedia Can you help me understand the death of death? It’s always interesting to talk with people about their concepts of death and resurrection. Most of their questions however are focused on biological death and how they believe the end time addresses and resolves the termination of our humanity. Given this paradigm, it is easy to see how difficult attempting to explain how death is destroyed in Christ could be one of those ideas that would provoke questions on how death comes to an end? People are Always Dying and Always Will Die When we speak about fulfilled eschatology, people always ask questions about why we continue to die. ...
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The End Goal of Eschatology

August 22nd, 2008 | Eschatology | 3 Comments  
Hi, I appreciate your site,my question is: What are your thoughts on what happened After 70A.D. if the saved were taken up who was left to preach the Word ? Or were they actually taken away physically? I know the Kingdom would never be destroyed,but how was it to be carried on? Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bill Sanders Bundaberg,Queensland, Australia Bill: Thanks for submitting this question. It is true that the saved were taken up at A.D. 70, but who and how? According to Revelation 20: 14, Death and Hades were cast into the lake of fire, i.e. destroyed. This ...
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