Bible Prophecy Daily

Charles Cooper continues his series, "'Twas the Night", by taking a look at the birth analogy used by our Lord in Matthew 24 as the framework to explain his glorious return. The birth analogy can only be fully appreciated in the future by seeing the importance of night before day. Weeping may and will endure for the night, but joy will come for those who see the Day of the Lord.

Dr. Alan Kurschner rebroadcasted an excellent interview of the late Barry Horner on Chris Arzen's program Iron Sharpens Iron Radio.

Here is a list of all the topics discussed:

-What is Historic Premillennialism?

-What is the nature of the millennium?

-Revelation 19–20

-Zechariah 14

-Modern Israel

-Future Israel

-History of premillennialism in the church

-Romans 11

-Interpreting Old Testament prophecy

-Ezekiel's temple

-Matthew 24

-The Antichrist's great tribulation

-Prewrath and pretrib eschatology

-The Rapture

-Postmillennialism

-Dispensationalism

- 1 Peter 2:9

Chris White, with Bible Prophecy Talk Podcast, continues his 11-part series on “The Islamic Antichrist Theory” as he discusses, from the biblical text, why he believes this theory is inaccurate.

Today, in Part 4, Chris focuses on the theory that the Antichrist would be an Assyrian. This view is primarily developed from Isaiah 10 and a passage in the book of Micah.  Using a contextual and exegetical approach to scripture, Chris explains why he thinks this view is artificially contrived.

Dr. Alan Kurschner responded to the pretribulational tenet that the future seven-year period (i.e., the "70th week of Daniel") is entirely God's wrath. He used Jim McClarty's critique of the prewrath position as his entry point of discussion.

Dr. Kurschner demonstrated that the seven-year period is divided up into several periods, because Jesus divides it up into several periods in Matthew 24. There is the beginning of birth pangs, the Antichrist's great tribulation, and the day of the Lord's wrath. He also corrected McClarty's misrepresentation of the prewrath position.

Then he covered the pretrib notion that the seals are God's wrath because it is Jesus who opens them up. McClarity did not provide any evidence for this except his assumption that if Jesus opens them up then it must be God's wrath. He refuted that by walking through the seals, particularly the fifth, sixth, and seventh seals. The day of the Lord's wrath will not begin until the seventh seal is opened up—not before it. He explained the relationship between God's sovereignty and evil in this world. Satan and God are not independent powers.  Satan is under the control of God, even when God gives him permission and latitude to persecute the people of God. God has his good purposes in suffering and it is our hope that God is all-powerful and all-loving and thus we must trust even in the trials of life that God brings into our life.

 

Links mentioned in the episode:

Eschatos Partner

Jim McClarty's Article

Ron Wallace revisits what the Bible has to say about the reign of the Beast. In this episode, Ron looks at the specific details of Satan's plan to undermine the character and plan of God, and to take upon himself the prerogatives of the Godhead.

Through the person of the Beast, that man being the Man of Lawlessness, Satan will try to fulfill His ultimate goal as stated in Isaiah 14:14: "I will be like the Most High."

Jake McCandless has frustration in his voice as he discusses all the conspiracies and ideas that are chased in the name of the “End-Times”. As more and more crazy things happen in the world there will be more conspiracies and ideas to chase. Therefore, it’s important that we know the core elements of the end times narrative.

What are the most key components laid out in the Bible. Jake looks back at the Books of the Law, the Prophets, and especially Jesus’ Olivet Discourse asking, “What are the core elements?”  Learn from this eposide today, and for more please visit www.standfirmministries.com.

Charles Cooper in Part 1 of this series, "'Twas the Night", highlights the significance of the night and day analogy used throughout Scripture. Charles begins with a look at “the Last Days,” and “the Last Day” analogy used in the New Testament to mark the passage of time between the birth of the Lord Jesus and his return to rule on the earth for 1,000 years: a fact that makes the night before the Day of the Lord even more significant.

Chris White, with Bible Prophecy Talk Podcast, continues his 11-part series on “The Islamic Antichrist Theory” as he discusses, from the biblical text, why he believes this theory is inaccurate.

Today, in Part 3, Chris focuses on Daniel 9:26 and "the people of the prince who is to come". He discusses the context of this verse and who this prince is.  Drawing upon historical and biblical evidences, he explains the development of the Islamic Antichrist point of view and why he believes it is an error.

Marquis Laughlin, founder of Acts of The Word Ministries, examines Revelation chapter 12 as he continues his “Director’s Commentary” series. Today he discusses an ancient rabbi teaching technique Jesus uses that allows us to understand the format of Revelation and many of His parables.

Chris White, with Bible Prophecy Talk Podcast, brings Part 2 of his new 11-part series on “The Islamic Antichrist Theory”. He discusses, from the biblical text, why he believes this theory is inaccurate.

In today’s episode, Chris continues with Daniel 7 concerning the four beasts - in contrast to the statue with four metals of Neubchadnezzar's dream in Daniel 2. As he began in Part 1, Chris addresses varying reasons why the fourth eschatological kingdom is not a reference to the Islamic empire, and must instead be a reference to Rome.