Jared Chrestman interviewed me on Through the Black about Revelation 15 and 16.
It’s part 9 of a series on prophecy and the book of Revelation.
And trust the Scripture, it’s not what most Bible prophecy pundits are telling you.
But check it out and have your mind blown — and your eschatology!
Guaranteed to be fascinating.
Jared Chrestman interviewed me on Through the Black about Revelation 15 and 16.
It’s part 9 of a series on prophecy and the book of Revelation.
And trust the Scripture, it’s not what most Bible prophecy pundits are telling you.
But check it out and have your mind blown — and your eschatology!
Guaranteed to be fascinating.
The latest in our series on the book of Revelation.
Jared Chrestman interviews me on Through the Black about Revelation 13 and 14.
Futurists completely misunderstand this popular issue about who the Beast is.
It’s easier to prove than most speculators realize.
Jared Chrestman and I talk through Revelation 12 through 13:10.
The Red Dragon, The Woman, The Child.
And the monstrous Sea Beast with seven heads.
Most Bible prophecy pundits are not going to tell you this…
Jared Chrestman and I talk through Revelation 8, 9 and 10.
The 7 Trumpet judgments.
Blood, fire, demonic locusts.
And they aren’t what the Bible prophecy industrial complex usually tells you.
This is a great interview.
Jared Chrestman and I went through Matthew 24 almost verse by verse to show how it was all fulfilled by AD 70.
Yes, that’s right. All of it.
Even Christ coming on the clouds.
As a famous movie line goes, “You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.”
Had a great long talk with Jared Chrestman on his podcast.
We talked about the popular misunderstandings of End Times Bible prophecy,
as well as my novel series Chronicles of the Apocalypse.
Very exciting and entertaining talk.
Enjoy. I did.
Revelation is surely one of the most controversial and debated books of the Bible. It is visionary, it is fantastic, it is earth-shattering in its significance. And I had always assumed it was about the end of the world in our future. But I would eventually discover that it was not about the end of the world, but about the end of the old covenant and its earthly elements of holy city and temple in the past. It is earth-shattering in heavenly significance, but not in earthly geographic scope.
And I can prove that with one little word: earth.
To finish this article, please go here to GaryDeMar.com, where I published the article.
I just published this article on Speculative Faith.
It’s called “Spiritual Warfare Novels, Fantasy, and the Bible”
p.s. the book is only on sale until this Friday, Aug 31.
Okay, I admit the headline is provocative and hyperbolic (just like Bible prophecy). I was only joking, Doug.
Actually, It was a VERY friendly discussion more than a debate. And it was more about discussing how the two viewpoints may differ rather than fighting out for who is right and who is wrong.
In fact, in light of the lack of civility today, I’d say this would be for people who want a more fair and open dialogue instead of everyone accusing everyone else of heresy.
Douglas Woodward took the more futurist position and Brian Godawa took the partial preterist position on the VERY FIRST PODCAST OF…
Parker’s Comparables! Parker is a friend and smart cookie podcaster. I think she’s onto something here.
You can watch it here.