Bible Prophecy Daily

Ron Wallace presents a general overview of the history of Israel. Specifically he will teach about God's purpose for that nation in fulfilling the Messianic promise by bringing a Savior into the world. Of course, it is the sacrifice of Christ on the cross that provides redemption for sin and freedom from the penalty of sin for everyone who believes in Him.

Ron will also give an orientation to mankind's sin problem, and trace the progress of Israel to its glorious future in the earthly Kingdom of Christ.

Dr. Michael Weis continues his series on Defining End Times Terms Biblcially. Today, he discusses "The Antichrist".

For centuries Christians have tried to figure out who, or what the "antichrist" is within Scripture. There have been, and continue to be numerous views and "definitions" about the identity of this individual, and whether that person is believed to still be coming. Join Dr. Weis as he delves into Scripture to find out who this antichrist is, and what will be in his character, along with some lessons for us to learn today.

Charles Cooper continues his discussion concerning the importance of certain countries in connection with the beginning and completion of Daniel's final week. Just as it is necessary for Israel and Assyria to have a physical presence on the world map prior to the beginning of Daniel's final week, so must Ammon, Moab, and Edom. The absence of these three countries on the world map indicates that the imminent beginning of Daniel's final week is impossible.  Listen as Cooper explains why!

Michael Ufferman continues his message from part one and compares the "Days of Noah," to what and when Noah knew about the coming flood of his day.  Michael compares this to the days of the Lord's coming wrath, which is yet future.

When will the Lord's wrath come?  Will there be signs of its soon arrival?  Will we know the day or the hour when His wrath is about to fall? Comparing what Noah knew in his day is an eye opener for what to watch for in the days ahead.

Nelson Walters explains five reasons in this eposide why the world will love the Antichrist. The Man of Sin, known as the Antichrist, will be the most evil man to ever live; yet he will be loved and adored by the world’s population, even by churchgoers sitting in the pews next to you. This is because of specific actions he’s going to take, as predicted by Bible Prophecy.

The Antichrist will be a world hero, freeing it from both "Mystery Babylon" and the plagues caused by the Two Witnesses of Revelation 11. He will be a "miracle" worker and will solve seemingly impossible problems. And finally, it will appear that he can conquer death. In all these ways he will mimic Jesus. He is the anti-Jesus, after all.

Bob Hunt continues his study of Daniel 9:24-27. The two overarching areas of emphasis are first, whether these verses are concerning our past, present or our future and secondly, should we interpret this section literally or would a symbolic theological approach be better. Each session of this study will focus on one verse and unpack the meaning in light of these two concerns. Then in conclusion we will summarize our findings to draw an overall conclusion.

There are several views on this passage and many will debate it vigorously. Therefore, when a section like this is studied we gather evidence and then choose the most reasonable interpretation. Session one pointed to a more literal interpretation as being the most probable.

In this second-part epsiode, we will unpack verse 25 with the same two areas of concern in mind. This verse is describing events that have all concluded in the past. The starting point may be debated, but all commentators and theologians agree that the first coming of Jesus Christ is the end. Thus all 483 years laid out by Daniel have already occurred.

It is the second point that raises much debate and discussion. Those who take a more symbolic view of these 483 years hold to a starting point of 538BC and conclude with Jesus first coming. This period of time, with this approach, covers about 570 years and therefore they say it must be symbolic. It depicts a time of great struggle for the Jewish people leading up to the Messiah.

Those who hold to a literal view of this timeline point to another starting point. There are several theologians and historians who demonstrate how 483 years can be shown literally. The 49 years in this verse describe the time needed to rebuild Jerusalem. This was done under great distress as written in Ezra and Nehemiah.

If we can interpret a passage in a more literal way with a natural reading and common understanding then this should be our first approach. Certainly, Daniel would have understood it that way.

Be sure to look for Daniel 9:24-27 “Past, Present or Future” Part Three as we look at verse 9:26.

Charles Cooper continues his discussion of Eschatological Geography: The World Map at the Return of Jesus Christ. Today, Cooper describes the spiritual significance of recent historical events concerning the Assyrian people and their traditional homeland. The Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL) had a far more significant agenda than most Western Christians think.

Just as one can see Satanic opposition to God's agenda in many historically significant events in the Bible that at first glance did not have explicit reference to Satan. The book of Esther, Isil's attempt to drive out the Assyrian Christians from their traditional homeland, has more to do with God's eschatological promise than many might know. Listen as Cooper explains.

Dr. Alan Kurschner received permission from FaceLikeTheSun to rebroadcast the program "Who Are the Sons of God in Genesis 6? (The Sethite View Debunked)."

"It takes a look at the 'sons of God' in Genesis 6 and assesses the identity of those who had relations with the 'daughters of men' that resulted in the birth of giants called Nephilim. While this study is by no means extensive, the goal was to provide sound Biblical support for the fallen angels' view while refuting the sons of Seth view that is taught in seminaries today. After making Age of Deceit: Fallen Angels and the New World Order, I've come across a lot of people who do not think that the 'sons of God' referenced in Genesis 6 were actually fallen divine angelic beings at all. So, I thought it would be a good idea to show my logic as to why I believe that the 'sons of God' are in fact, fallen divine angelic beings and not those of human descent. The common accusation towards this view is that books like the Book of Enoch and Jasher are used to prove the fallen angel view, and thus it's unfounded in the Bible. To combat that view, I will only be using Biblical references, along with some relevant commentary, to prove that the 'sons of God' in Genesis 6 were fallen divine angelic entities."

Marquis Laughlin takes a new look at several scriptures that could be fulfilled through the rise of Artificial Intelligence. He reveals how the Bible predicts the rise and use of this technology, and how current plans for A.I. to write a “New” Bible might just be the most dangerous threat to truth man has ever seen. Marquis lists 9 scriptures that could be fulfilled through the implementation of Artificial Intelligence.

Michael Ufferman addresses the passage in Scripture that refers to the phrase, "As it was in the days of Noah".

In part one of this two part presentation, Michael asks, "What were the days of Noah like? What did Noah know regarding the coming flood? When did Noah find out how much time he had before the flood would destroy the earth? Did Noah know the day and the hour the flood would begin?"

This short series answers these questions and more!