Resurrection of the Body and the End Times Framewo...
November 23rd, 2017 | Resurrection | No Comment
Resurrection of the Body and the End Times Framework
On Facebook, in the Preterist Perspectives page, we are discussing the resurrection of the body and the end times framework. Our aim is to determine whether this framework establishes the individual body at death (IBV) view or the covenant body (CBV). Which is the correct framework for eschatology.
Many are interested in the resurrection. It continues to be the most challenging topic for those seeking to understand the consummation of the end times message. Gordon Fee, Professor emeritus of New Testament studies in British Columbia, UK, has written some very powerful statements affirming ...
Develop Unshakeable Faith, Knowledge and Confidenc...
November 19th, 2016 | Eschatology | No Comment
Making Resurrection As Simple As the Palm of Your Hand
Build your confidence in the resurrection by watching the video below on 2 Timothy 4:1. This video not only will add to your knowledge but will equip you with the reasons and strategies to build a solid faith in the word of God by using the eschatology of the Bible. It is filled with clear explanations, proofs of the resurrection in 70 A.D., and counter arguments, with careful and scriptural exegesis of the text.
WARNING: It is not for those who are overly sensitive to strong Bible teaching and candid assessments ...
One Hope of the Gospel-From Glory To Glory 2 Corin...
October 19th, 2016 | Eschatology | No Comment
Eschatology is about the consummation of those things the disciples had already through the outpouring of Holy Spirit in the last days.
Are We The Terminal Generation?
October 12th, 2016 | Eschatology | No Comment
Are We The Terminal Generation Review of John Hagee's 10 Roadsigns Countdown?
Zion You Are My People Isaiah 51:16
March 24th, 2016 | Eschatology | No Comment
Zion You Are My People
In this lesson, Zion you are my people, we examine Isaiah 51:16, as another text which speaks of the time of the generation to come in which God would create a new people. The text clearly lays out the sphere in which the new Zion occurs. It is the new heavens and earth. Isaiah says the God would plant the heavens and lay the foundation of the earth. He would then say to Zion, "You are my people."
The passage is a parallel to Isaiah 65:17f. In contrasts to the former covenant creation in Sinai, the new ...