Bible Prophecy Coming True: Thomas Ice's Implications of Dispensationalism In End Times Controversy, p. 399, (2003), Thomas Ice listed the following practical implications of Dispensationalism if the tribulation and the coming of Christ's are past events: The rapture of the church is impossible premillennialism cannot be true Israel does not have a future national blessing the current nation of Israel is not prophetically significant our current state of existence would have to be the millennial kingdom or new heavens and new earth there will be no future Antichrist or false prophet non of the tribulation events should be of concern to us or future generations In short, the present ...

Do the Egyptians belong in Mt. Zion? From the beginning of Covenant Israel's history and quest for nationhood, a mixed multitude traveled with them from Egypt.  Moses was married to an Ethiopian. In the latter days Egypt and Israel's relationship once again unite, not as master and slave but as brethren in the new temple keeping the Feasts of the Lord. In the prophetic imagery of Zechariah 14, the nations share in the post parousia (coming of Christ) blessings of Israel. "And it shall come to pass that everyone who is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall go ...

In a continuation of our study on the we ask are some are “Seeing too much Rapture in the Gospel of John 14:3? Today, we further investigate whether this text teaches the Rapture. It is assumed that because the Lord said he was going away and would come again that an intermediate period for the Rapture before the “final” end can be inserted. Yet, one cannot build such a doctrine in the parameters of this context. We’ll get to that in a moment. As we pointed out in the previous post, What Did Charting the End Times Miss on the Rapture of the Church?, the overriding context of John 14, is Christ’s work as High ...