This is one of my best testimonials I have given about becoming a Christian and becoming a preterist.
Samuel Delgado asks some of the most insightful questions about preterism and Bible Prophecy.
These are not the same repetitious questions you will usually hear.
Many read the parables of Jesus as if he is talking about his second coming in our future.
He is not. He is talking about his first coming or his judgment coming on Jerusalem in AD 70.
Behold and be amazed!
You’ll ask yourself why you never saw this before!
Yet, it’s right there in the text.
New Testament passages that Prophecy Pundits Avoid.
What many of us do not realize is that Revelation and Matthew 24 are not the only places that speak clearly about Jesus coming in judgment by AD 70.
Most of the New Testament letters also speak of the event that they knew was coming.
And it did. Just like they said, “Soon,” “at the door,” “at hand.”
Jared and I exegete the many instances in the many passages of the many New Testament books.
You’ll ask yourself, “Why haven’t I seen these passages in this light before?”
I have a new series of teachings on the Jared 2.0 podcast! This one is on the prophecies of Ezekiel.
The Valley of Dry Bones.
Gog and Magog.
The End Times Temple.
Jared and I look at all these controversial prophecies of Ezekiel.
Futurists still insist their sci-fi Marvel Universe interpretations are biblical.
But they keep turning out wrong.
See how these prophecies were fulfilled in the time of Esther and in the New Covenant.
It’s powerful, beautiful and biblically satisfying.
Jared Chrestman and I were on Robbie Davidson’s Podcast Celebrate Truth to talk about the modern Prophecy Industrial Complex.
Many Christians think these are the Last Days and the COVID vaccine is the mark of the Beast.
They couldn’t be more biblically wrong.
We talk about how much prophecy is misinterpreted to believe that God’s Kingdom on earth will be a failure to be rescued at the last minute by the return of Christ.
We think differently.
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.
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.
This is one of the best book reviews of my novel series Chronicles of the Apocalypse.
The reason is because the reviewer, Jerry Bower, is both responsibly knowledgeable on the material AND read all the books.
PLEASE note, that the podcast link at the bottom of the page is even better than the review and one of the BEST interviews on the series ever. We talk about the historical event of the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70, Josephus, the origin of the book of Revelation, 666, various interpretations of the end times and how they fail, false prophets of today, but also the supernatural dimension of the unseen realm as described by scholar Michael S. Heiser. I explain how I incorporate Heiser’s divine council and Watcher paradigm and how it fits into Revelation in the first century.
(And don’t forget to click the link at the bottom of the review to listen to the podcast)
If you want to go straight to the podcast online to listen, click here.
This is the third part of my talk with Andy and Mel on The Not So Dissident Future podcast.
We discuss the implications of Revelation fulfilled in the first century.
What is there to look forward to? What comes next? What is the kingdom of God?
Mel and Andy chat with Hollywood Screenwriter and author of Chronicles of the Nephilim and Chronicles of The Apocalypse, Brian Godawa. They examine the theory that much of what Jesus predicted would happen ‘soon’, has actually happened in the 1st century.
I was a co-host again on the show with Michael Heiser, Doug Van Dorn, Natalina, Doug Overmyer, and two guests, Josh Peck and Derek Gilbert.
We were recorded live at a Branson Conference on the topic: Isaac Newton’s view of Bible prophecy and his prediction of 2060.
But also, did you know he was an anti-Trinitarian?
This is a great one. We talk about the dangers of people thinking they are God’s chosen ones to interpret prophecy and how it is too easy these days to follow in Isaac Newton’s footsteps and think you have it all figured out, when in fact, you are wrong.
But we also talk about this fascinating brilliant scientist who changed the world with good science, but was a mixed bag of alchemy, esotericism and other strange beliefs.