Bible Prophecy Daily

Dr. Michael Weis, with Zions Hope, discusses the physical rule of Jesus from Earth as he begins exploring the Millennium, or Kingdom Age.

He opens with a summary of the views of the 1,000 years mentioned in Revelation 20:1-6. He presents clear Biblical evidence that Jesus must physically sit on His throne in the Kingdom, and that this has not been fulfilled today in the Church.

Join him on this exciting journey and see why these topics are so important for us today.

Ron Wallace compares the Old Testament timeline from Daniel chapter 9 with the time line taught by Jesus.

Through that comparison, Ron shows what must transpire on the stage of human history before the 70th week of Daniel can begin. And, from a PreWrath perspective, that means what likewise must transpire before the return of Jesus.

Jake McCandless invites us to dream a dream with him—a dream of a Maranatha Generation.

Are we passing down the end of the story to the next generation? Likely we’re not just as it was not passed down to us well. The western church has not done well telling the whole story; but when children and youth hear the missing pieces such as the end of the age, the return of Jesus, God’s continued plan for Israel, and the reality of the unseen world, the story of truth becomes bigger.

Jake’s ministry, Stand Firm, is shifting to focus on helping families stand firm and navigate such a time as this. This need isn’t just about Jake’s work, but is something we should all consider. What if we could help this next generation be a Maranatha Generation!

Learn more at www.standfirmministries.com.

Charles Cooper points out that it has long been argued by pretribulationists that Revelation 3:10 is a prooftext for their position. So certain are many who espouse this position that exegesis must take a backseat to any other claims of Scripture. Charles notes the critical role punctuation makes in the reading and understadning of this verse.

If you would like to read a detailed dismantling of this argument with clear biblical exegesis, drop Charles a quick email and he will send you a PDF copy of his book: "Revelation 3:10 – A Bombshell." His email is [email protected].

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

This episode is about the covenants and sacrifices at the beginning of the 7-year period.

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

Dr. Alan Kurschner explained that the expressions the "day of the Lord" and the "second coming" (Parousia) refer to the same event, the return of Christ. They are co-referential and thus are used interchangeably.

Dr. Kurschner cautioned against committing the word concept fallacy, where one would require that a particular term must be present in a text for a concept to be described there. The biblical writers had the freedom to use many different terms to describe a single event, such as the return of Christ.

He gave several specific biblical examples that demonstrate this. For example, Peter and Paul use the expressions "day of the Lord" and the "coming" (parousia) interchangeably in various contexts, such as events leading up to the second coming or our spiritual posture leading up to the second coming.

See Dr. Kurschner's most recent book, where he discusses this issue:

 

https://www.amazon.com/Pretrib-Examining-Foundations-Pretribulation-Theology/dp/0985363398?&linkCode=ll1&tag=alankurschner-20&linkId=5524bfe715ab418b2a5d49ebc8f08458&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

Marquis Laughlin shares unique insights on the Book of Revelation, it’s ultimate purpose, context, and characters. He stresses the importance of examining all of God’s Word to help us understand this book by encouraging us to get the “Directors” perspective of His story.

Today's episode is focused on Chapter 1. Expect lots of answers to simple questions often overlooked by standard commentaries!

Jake McCandless shares a surprise New Testament passage that contains one of the greatest summaries of Old Testament prophecy. Not only does this passage in Luke 2 summarize Old Testament prophecy, but can help us in our understanding of Bible prophecy today.

First, it is a clear presentation of what the first century audience expected from prophecy. It also shows how we can balance personal insight through the Holy Spirit and revealed prophecy from Scripture.

Listen in to this overlooked masterpiece prophecy summary from Simeon the Summarizer. Learn more at www.standfirmministries.com.

Janet Willis believes a correct view of the size of New Jerusalem matters. This is the second half that follows her previous podcast on this topic. Today, Janet relates more of her research showing why the size of Ezekiel’s city (Ezekiel 48) and John’s city (Revelation 21-22) are compatible.

To view related graphics at full size, click the thumbnails below. The print article titled “The Size of the New Jerusalem and Why John’s and Ezekiel’s Cities Are Compatible”, from Eschatos Ministries, can be ordered by clicking here, and a free online version of the article can be seen here. For a seven-minute video overview of Janet’s work on the New Jerusalem, click here.

Charles Cooper previously looked at the pre-, mid-, and post-tribulation positions on the timing of the rapture in the book of Revelation. Now, Charles turns his attention to a synthetic view regarding this critical question.

There are points of truth in all of the rapture positions, but their error prevents any one position from being universally accepted.

A synthetic view that takes the strengths of each position, along with several clarifications, allows the rapture to be identified in Revelation 7:9-ff. Listen as Cooper defends his position.