Tag Archives: eschatology

Martin Lloyd-Jones on the book of Revelation

Posted on July 17, 2018 by

Some years ago I abandoned my former belief in the Futurist eschatology that most of the evangelical churches believe today. That was what is called the pre-millennial return of Christ and where the 70th ‘week’ of Daniel is pushed off … Continue reading →

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Do the heavens literally pass away or don’t they?

Posted on July 9, 2016 by

What you believe of bible prophecy (eschatology1 in particular) affects how you interpret some passages in the scriptures. I have been often told that the universe is decaying away, which according to standard physics, one should believe. Then there are those … Continue reading →

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Preterist, Futurist or Historical view of Bible prophecy

Posted on October 20, 2015 by

I hold to the Historical (or continuous) view of Bible prophecy. Most protestants have been deceived into believing the Futurist view, which was developed and promoted by Jesuits, even though a slightly different form of it was developed and promoted by John Nelson … Continue reading →

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Historical or futurist view of biblical prophecy?

Posted on January 11, 2015 by

The Roman Church’s reply to the Reformation in the 16th/17th centuries included an answer to the prophetic teachings of the Reformers. The Reformers (Luther, Calvin, Zwingle, Knox, Cranmer, Latimer and others) were involved in the translation of the biblical texts from the … Continue reading →

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