The time of the appearance of the Antichrist is definitely fixed by Daniel, by Paul, by John among the ten heathen horns of the Fourth Wild Beast.
Continue reading →The second seal is the beginning of the fall of Rome which is being torn by strife and civil war.
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 →
Two Jesuits published their respective but quite counter interpretations, Ribera in 1591 published Babylon and Antichrist, the Futurist scheme; the other, Alcasar, the Preterist; that the prophecies have all been fulfilled in the fall of Pagan Rome.
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1Europe in the Middle ages was filthy because the Catholic Church forbid the people to read the Bible. They didn’t know the importance God puts on cleanliness.
Continue reading →One of the problems of interpretation of Bible prophecy is not knowing it was fulfilled in the past and therefore thinking it is a future event. This is why the “prince of the covenant” of Daniel chapter 11 is popularly interpreted to be the Antichrist of the future who makes some kind of peace deal with the nation of Israel. This kind of interpretation is called “eisegesis” meaning reading into … Continue reading →
Fundamental to dispensationalism is the idea that God has two different peoples and He pursues his purposes for them in alternating dispensations. This is false!
Continue reading →An Absolute and Irresistible PROOF OF THE DIVINE ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY Including a narrative of the calamities which befell the Jews so far as they tend to verify our Lord’s predictions relative to that event. By George Peter Holford (Written in 1805) “I consider the Prophecy relative to the destruction of the Jewish nation, if there were nothing else to support Christianity, as absolutely irresistible.” –Mr. Erskine’s Speech, at the … Continue reading →
