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Hello everyone and God Bless you all in Jesus Christ

I have come to the conclusion through careful study, although layman in many ways, and I am sure there are many of you who can do a more exhaustive study on my recent findings in this area of scripture. There are many truths in all views, but there is one that is correct, and this may not be that one, but I feel I have come close to gazing onto the face of God once again.....enough rambling, it's late and I wanted to get this up before bed.… Continue

Lately, I have been in some heavy debate with the UR camp on various boards. I wanted to bring this to the group here in hopes that I can, along with all of your help, finalize and seal the debate concerning the words Aionios.

Last night, I was reading Days of Vengeance, just scrolling through it, although a Partial Preterist commentary, Chilton did eventually become Full Preterist, and many of his ideas in the book is clearly a journey on his part towards Full Preterism.
My mind has been weigh… Continue

I have noticed in the Preterist debate website this man posting, and is anyone aware the site he runs

The Anti Preterist Blog

I am sure many of you have engaged with much more difficult scholars, but I have, on several occasions debated him, yet he deleted my posts because they desroyed his arguments with very little rebuttal at any length. This man, is like all futurists unfortunately, are driven by the desires of wanting a kin… Continue

Once a futurist, I swallowed the idea of the 70th week not being fulfilled. Of course, we all can agree here that it has been, and what was determined was fulfilled in the 67-70 AD war. What interests me is the two interpretations of the title:

"and the people of the prince shall destroy the city and sanctuary" Dan 9:26

My concern is the identity of this prince, in that, some Preterist still assign it to Titus or Vespasian.
This I believe is in error. This pirnce is still Christ, and the peopl… Continue

I have read many different variances to the theology behind this, and from Pre-millenial to Full-preterist, I am not satisfied. However, I stumbled recently on an interpretation that brought it solely back to linguistics and context of the scripture. In the light of that, I would have to lean towards the Full Preterist as being the closest interpretation, but not quite fitting the bill.
I understand there are plenty of places in scripture that position "thousand" to be figuratively symbolic, and… Continue