Bible Prophecy Daily

Travis Snow continues his deep dive into the famous Immanuel prophecy in Isaiah 7:14–16, as well as its fulfillment in the time of Christ. He is exegeting thirteen keys to the text, and covers topics ranging from the meaning of the Hebrew word alma (often translated “virgin”), the historical context of the prophecy, the New Testament use of the Old Testament, typological interpretation, and the meaning of the Virgin Birth for believers today.

This podcast also offers a full response to the common messianic interpretation of Isaiah 7 one is likely to hear in evangelical circles today.

Join Travis for Part 2, covering the next 5 points (4 through 8) in today's episode, and visit him online at shilohmedia.org.

In this episode, Ron Wallace will show that the saints who were raised at Christ's resurrection were not resurrected, but were brought back to life. They were believers who had recently died; were resuscitated by the power of Christ's resurrection; and then appeared to people to testify about the saving work of Jesus and the promise of future resurrection.

Dr. Kurschner publically debated Dr. Thomas Ice in Texas. This episode contains the rebuttals (Here are the opening statements). The next episode will contain the cross-examination and closing statements. Here is the video viewing for those who want to watch the debate in full.

http://www.alankurschner.com/rapturedebate

THE CHURCH WILL FACE THE ANTICHRIST BEFORE THE RAPTURE

Affirmative: Alan Kurschner | Prewrath

Denial: Thomas Ice | Pretribulational

Moderated by Kerby Anderson

 

The Hope Center, Plano, Texas

September 25, 2015

 

Debate Format:

Part 1: Opening Statements

Prewrath presentation: 25 minutes

Pretrib presentation: 25 minutes

Part 2: Rebuttals

Prewrath rebuttal: 15 minutes

Pretrib rebuttal: 15 minutes

Prewrath rebuttal: 12 minutes

Pretrib rebuttal: 12 minutes

Prewrath rebuttal: 10 minutes

Pretrib rebuttal: 10 minutes

Part 3: Cross-examination

Prewrath to Pretrib: 20 minutes

Pretrib to Prewrath: 20 minutes

Part 4: Closing Statements

Prewrath closing: 7 minutes

Pretrib closing: 7 minutes

Travis Snow begins a deep dive into the famous Immanuel prophecy in Isaiah 7:14–16, as well as its fulfillment in the time of Christ. He offers thirteen keys to the exegesis of the text, and covers topics ranging from the meaning of the Hebrew word alma (often translated “virgin”), the historical context of the prophecy, the New Testament use of the Old Testament, typological interpretation, and the meaning of the Virgin Birth for believers today.

This podcast also offers a full response to the common messianic interpretation of Isaiah 7 one is likely to hear in evangelical circles today.

Join Travis for Part 1, covering the first 3 points in today's episode, and visit him online at shilohmedia.org.

Chris White continues his multi-part study on the timing of the events during the 70th week.

This episode expands on Chris' previous discussions concerning the 10 Kings and the 7-Headed Beast in Daniel and Revelation, as he addresses some questions listeners have asked on this subject.

For addditional study on this topic, visit Chris’ website at Bible Prophecy Talk Podcast.

Dr. Kurschner publically debated Dr. Thomas Ice in Texas. This episode contains the opening statements. The next episodes will be rebuttals, cross-examination, and closing statements. Here is the video viewing for those who want to watch the debate in full.

http://www.alankurschner.com/rapturedebate

THE CHURCH WILL FACE THE ANTICHRIST BEFORE THE RAPTURE

Affirmative: Alan Kurschner | Prewrath

Denial: Thomas Ice | Pretribulational

Moderated by Kerby Anderson

 

The Hope Center, Plano, Texas

September 25, 2015

 

Debate Format:

Part 1: Opening Statements

Prewrath presentation: 25 minutes

Pretrib presentation: 25 minutes

Part 2: Rebuttals

Prewrath rebuttal: 15 minutes

Pretrib rebuttal: 15 minutes

Prewrath rebuttal: 12 minutes

Pretrib rebuttal: 12 minutes

Prewrath rebuttal: 10 minutes

Pretrib rebuttal: 10 minutes

Part 3: Cross-examination

Prewrath to Pretrib: 20 minutes

Pretrib to Prewrath: 20 minutes

Part 4: Closing Statements

Prewrath closing: 7 minutes

Pretrib closing: 7 minutes

Nelson Walters Explores the question: "Who makes the Covenant with the many from Daniel 9:27 that launches the last 7 years of man’s rule on earth, the last 7 years of life as we know it?"

That’s a pretty important question. Also, what will the "Covenant with the many" look like?  Ask Christians and you will get a bunch of different answers. So who is the 'he?' who makes the Covenant. Today we're going to figure out what the Bible says about this, what the covenant with the many might be, and most importantly what Christians should be doing if and when they see this sign.

Ron Wallace dispels the popular claim that Christ would never allow His bride to face the persecution from the Antichrist.  Many in the pre-trib camp believe that Christ would simply never let that happen.

Severe persecution, even to the point of physical death, has been the experience of the Church from its beginning. And the presence of such persecution at the hands of Antichrist in the tribulation is really no different from facing death through persecution before the tribulation. The idea that Christ would never allow His bride to face the persecution from the Antichrist cannot logically be used to prove that the Church won't enter the tribulation.

Dr. Alan Kurschner talked about the nature of the fulfillment of the gospel prophecy in Matthew 24:14: “And this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.”

He first explained the structure of Matthew 24, which situates Matthew 24:14 for its meaning. Verse 14 completes the major section in Matthew 24, whereas v. 15 begins a parenthetical section.

Then Dr. Kurschner talked about why he does not believe the gospel prophecy in Matthew 24:14 refers to the Great Commission in Matthew 28. Instead, he believes Matthew 24:14 refers to the angelic proclamation portrayed in Revelation 14. It will happen just before the return of Jesus to judge the world. It is a gospel of judgment, warning the world that they need to give God glory lest they experience the impending wrath of God at Christ’s return.

Nelson Walters examines the many ways the Bible describes the Resurrection and the Rapture in terms of a Hebrew Harvest. And to Christians, there is really nothing more important than these events that reunite us with our Lord Jesus Christ.

John the Baptist, the apostle John, the apostle Paul, and Jesus all described the resurrection and rapture in terms of a "harvest". So do you know how this is?  Jesus is said to hold a sickle and winnowing fork. Do you know why? Do you know what takes place in a harvest and when the different harvests happened?

Here’s a big question! There were 3 major harvests in Israel: the Barley, the Wheat and the Grape harvestss. Which one will you be in?

It's not like we're the Fruit of the Loom guys, but we’re either barley, wheat or grapes - at least metaphorically. And because churches today have forgotten what the harvest metaphors are all about, so many arguments have been spawned about the rapture and resurrection in our churches.

Listen to Bible teacher Neslon Walters as he unpacks this fascinating understanding.