Outside the Church there is no Antichrist, in the Biblical sense of the term; inside the Church that evil power has sat for nearly 2,000 years as ‘God in the temple of God.’
Continue reading →My good friend Reinhard from the Netherlands sent this to me. He says it’s part of a seminar he gave to the college of his Baptist Congregation about Jacob and Esau. I value history and this article certainly has information I was not aware of! The emphasis in underline are mine. “Behold, your house is left desolate for you,” Matt. 23:38. “If they build, I will destroy” Mal. 1:4. “The … Continue reading →
Alternative non-dispensational interpretations of Matthew 24:29-31 based on the historical views of Protestant Reformation Bible teachers and pastors.
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12A third temple would be an abomination. It would be blasphemous to build a temple. Why? Are you saying that the blood of Jesus isn’t good enough anymore?
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4If events go against what we believe the Bible says will happen, it’s not because the Bible is wrong, it means our interpretation of Bible prophecy was wrong.
Continue reading →The Olivet Discourse is the message Jesus gave to His disciples on the Mount of Olives. This message is written in slightly three different ways in the three synoptic Gospels in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21. The Gospels Matthew, Mark and Luke are called synoptic Gospels because they include many of the same stories. And they stand in contrast to the Gospel of John, whose content is largely … Continue reading →
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7The early Protestant Reformers asserted that “Scripture interprets Scripture”, which means the Bible is its own best interpreter. With that in mind, let’s look at the Olivet Discourse as told in two of the three synoptic Gospels of Matthew 24 and Luke 21. I am not including Mark 13 because it’s similar to Matthew 24. Matthew 24:15 When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel … Continue reading →
