Google Hangouts Live Review of Carl Albert's Response to the Resurrection Later today, I will conduct a Live Google Hangouts. This will be part 2 of my reply to Carl Albert's critique of a resurrection study which Don K Preston and I did at the end of one of his Preterist Pilgrim Weekends. It's been a while ago so I don't remember the year. At any rate, Mr. Albert, whom I debated in July of this year (2015) responded to it. He stated he was using it to prepare for his debate with Michael Miano. I'm not sure that debate occurred. We presented our ...

Daniel Denham Sin Death of Realized Eschatology The End of Daniel Denham's Lecture Mr. Denham spoke on the subject of Realized eschatology. His topic addressed in particular sin death. He raised questions that demonstrate his lack of knowledge of the subject upon which he attempted to refute. Let's briefly analyze his questions. Question #1 If the church was dead in Judaism what killed it? This questions betrays both an ignorance of covenant eschatology and ignorance of the Scriptures in general. First, the N.T. church did not exist prior to Pentecost of Acts 2. Secondly, the church is a corporate body which is Christ himself, (Eph. ...

Identifying the Natural Man in Paul's Resurrection Motif of 1 Cor. 15 The subject of resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15 is hotly debated, controversial and even confusing to many. Much of the discussion centers around the type of body discussed in the chapter. What does Paul mean by the use of natural body and spiritual body? Many believe he speaks about a fleshly (human biology) body and versus a non-material body. How does he use the terms in 1 Corinthians. While some begin their study of the resurrection in Corinthians in chapter 15, I have found it very rewarding to begin the ...