Bible Prophecy Daily

Charles Cooper now turns our attention to the MidTribulation Rapture position, which teaches that Revelation 14:14-16 depicts the rapture of the Church. Because of the harvest of the earth by the “one like a son of man,” many see this as a clear reference to the rapture. In fact, both pre-tribbers and post-tribbers have also argued for this passage representing the rapture of the Church. Let’s see if this is so.

Travis Snow discusses how Zechariah 12:1–3 provides prophetic insight into current events in Israel and rising antisemitism around the world.

If you like this teaching and want to go deeper in the subject matter, check out Travis’ books at shilohmedia.org.

Michael Ufferman, staff teacher with Zion’s Hope, discusses how the physical manifestation of God came about, with the announcement by the Angel Gabriel and the overshadowing of Mary by God’s Holy Spirit, to conceive the incarnate God in Jesus.

Michael also identifies how Scripture proclaims the physical manifestation of God in Jesus, perfectly bearing witness of the Father and His nature.

And, finally in this episode, we see how the physical manifestation of God comes to an end in human form as we know it, with Christ’s beating, crucifixion, death, and burial.

In episode 7, Michael will continue the series as he discusses the post-incarnate manifestation of God.

Marquis Laughlin examines 7 Biblical principles for handling questions about Bible Prophecy that will help you teach and witness using the most powerful tools God has given us. These 7 principles will help you take advantage of opportunities to share with wisdom and humility by focusing on the powerful testimony of God’s sovereignty and grace.

Jake McCandless, of Stand Firm Ministries, addresses our understanding of the current Israeli conflict by sharing the need followers of Christ have to develop a Biblical Israelogy.

Throughout Christianity, we develop “ologies” for every subject. We have Theology the study of God, Christology the study of Jesus, Pneumatology the study of the Holy Spirit, Soteriology the study of salvation, Ecclesiology the study of the Church, Eschatology the study of last things, and many more; but rarely is an Israelogy mentioned.

It is very concerning that we fail to develop a personal, systematic understanding of God’s continued plan for Israel and especially the Gentile church’s relationship with Israel. Developing a Biblical foundation is essential in understanding the current conflict and the coming end of the age.

In this timely episode, Jake walks through Paul’s argument given in Romans chapters 9-11 explaining Israel and the Gentile church.

Charles Cooper examines the Pre-Tribulation Rapture position.  For many decades, Revelation 4:1 was argued to be the clear reference to the rapture in the book of Revelation. This interpreation was held by many because of the absence of the term “church” in chapters 4-19. The argument further asserts that the Apostle John represents the Church caught up to heaven, after the church age represented in Revelation 2-3.

Only until recently have many pretribbers abandoned this interpretation. Yet, many continue to maintain the pretribulation position.

Many reasons are given to support their conclusion, and in this eposide we will examine a few of them.

David Rosenthal, with Zion's Hope, explains the geographic realities of the current conflict, the radical religious ideology of Hamas, and its obsession of conquering Jerusalem, establishing an Islamic state in place of Israel, and utterly destroying the Jewish people.

David then explains Iran’s role and it’s powerful arc of influence in the region. In addition, he touches on what the Bible says will take place in Jerusalem in the last days, as the ultimate battle unfolds between Satan’s progeny, the Antichrist – and God’s Son, Jesus Christ.

In conclusion, you will hear of some firsthand efforts by Zions's Hope to help those affected and afflicted in the current war.

Ron Wallace follows up on his study of the history of the nation of Israel. He gives a brief review and then focuses on the disciples as the foundation of the Church. They, and those who believe in Jesus through their teaching, constitute the new representative of God on the earth until Christ's second coming.

The body of believers known as the Church has been given the Kingdom of God, and as disciples of the Kingdom, have the privilege and responsibility to proclaim God's truth and the gospel of Jesus Christ until He comes.

Dr. Alan Kurschner recently presented today's message, "The Vital Distinction Between the Great Tribulation and God's Eschatological Wrath" before an audience at Zion's Hope Studio Electives.

In the late 19th century, the so-called "pre-tribulational rapture" perspective fundamentally blurred the lines between the unfulfilled 70th Week of Daniel and what we know as God's future eschatological wrath.  But careful study of God's Word shows that the 70th Week of Daniel is not God's Wrath, and neither is the Great Tribulation (or the latter half of the 70th Week of Dnaiel) God's Eschatological Wrath.

Listen as Alan teaches this important, understandable point that is so vital in order for the Church to be prepared for persecution and unashamed at Christ's appearing.

Chris White resumes his study about the beasts in Daniel and Revelation. In the previous episode (part 4), Chris discussed the 7-Headed, 10-Horned Beast as found in Daniel 8.

In today’s episode, he turns back to Daniel 7 for a continued in-depth look.