On the Tin Foil Hat Podcast, Kyle and Ben dive deep into end times prophecy with author and screenwriter Brian Godawa, exploring the controversial perspectives of Preterism, the destruction of the Temple in AD 70, and its implications for modern biblical interpretation.
We discuss:
Preterism and eschatology
Matthew 24
The Generation
Coming of the Son of Man
Symbolism in Bible prophecy
Judgment language in prophecy
Gathering of the Elect
The dating of Revelation
The temple in prophecy
These guys are open-minded and thoughtful questioners.
God’s kingdom is not of the world as Christ Himself once stated, but most folks are still supporting a dangerous “Holy Land” and Old Covenant “chosen people” theology that violates the New Covenant of Jesus Christ. The Gospel itself.
In this interview, author Brian Godawa gives both his testimony and insights into this controversial subject within today’s churches.
We also discuss Dispensationalism, “Replacement Theology,” and Covenant Theology.
This is actually one of my best most thorough explanations of the Rephaim in the Bible.
Kyle and Ben are joined by author and screenwriter Brian Godawa to discuss the Rephaim, the legendary post-flood giants of the Bible, and their habitation of the promised land.
Join Brian Godawa and The Sensible Hippie Podcast as they dive into a thought-provoking discussion on End Times Prophecy.
Discover why historical and spiritual insights suggest the ‘last days’ may not mean what we’ve been told.
Together, they unpack the history of eschatology, challenging common interpretations like dispensationalism and the Left Behind view.
Brian discusses preterism, symbolic prophecy, and why history may suggest that the last days don’t apply to our future but to the past.
This episode offers a fresh perspective on Bible prophecy, inviting listeners to rethink the nature of biblical prophecy in light of historical events and theological analysis.
I just put my book Israel in Bible Prophecy onto audiobook on Amazon.
Israel: the Chosen People, the children of Abraham.
They were God’s elect in the Old Testament. But why were they so special to God?
Respected biblical author Brian Godawa examines how the promise of God to Abraham was fulfilled in the New Testament through the faithful Israelite, Jesus the Messiah, and how that changes everything.
I used the AI Virtual Voice and it sounds really good.
Those nine words are among the most controversial in the entire Bible.
Who or what were the Nephilim? Doug Van Dorn (www.douglasvandorn.com), author of Giants: Sons of the Gods, and Brian Godawa (www.Godawa.com), best-selling author of Chronicles of the Nephilim and the theological thriller Cruel Logic, join us for our monthly Iron and Myth roundtable to discuss the giants of the pre-Flood world.
We address the arguments against understanding these beings as literal hybrid creatures and explore the reasons why this interpretation is not taught in seminaries.
We highlight the importance of addressing contrary views and the need to consider multiple interpretations of theological concepts.
Our conversation touches on the role of the Septuagint in understanding the giants and the connection between the giants and the divine council, the interpretation of the Hebrew word ‘Nephilim’ and its connection to the ‘sons of God’ and ‘daughters of men’ in Genesis 6, and the significance of cosmic geography and the cult of the dead in relation to the giants.
Here is what my interviewer, Doug Van Dorn wrote about this interview:
Acclaimed Author/Novelist/Script Writer Brian Godawa takes us into the heart and soul of his work.
With a vast and wildly popular catalog of writings that span everything from fiction book series to Hollywood films, Brian shares with us, everything from where he draws inspiration to how he manages his writing process.
A must-listen for fans of his work and for those who wish to discover new and quality, reality-based fictional literature!