Bible Prophecy Daily

Janet Willis discusses how God’s name El Shaddai can mean “God of the Mountain.”

In a previous podcast Janet explained how Ezekiel 28 connects Eden and the holy mountain of God.

The fact that the name for God, El Shaddai, is used early in biblical history forms a significant word picture. But it also is used in relation to our future.  We will examine these critical clues from all over the Bible and see how they point to the concept that God’s city New Jerusalem is shaped like a mountain.

Janet has also authored an article on this subject in Biblical Prophecy Magazine, which can be downloaded here.

https://www.alankurschner.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/2.1-Biblical-Prophecy-online-FINAL.pdf

Ron Wallace focuses on the urgency for spiritual growth. While a lot has been written and taught about being prepared for the coming persecutions upon the Church, many Christians simply do not have the knowledge and faith to handle the normal everyday pressures that are encountered every day.

It is crucial for each believer to be especially honest with themselves. If you cannot handle the everyday pressures of work, home and society in general, without "fuming" within your soul and/or outwardly towards others, you will surely be unable to handle the extreme persecution that may very well come in the near future.

As the Apostle Peter writes in 2 Peter 3:17-18 (ESV),  "You therefore, beloved, knowing this beforehand, be on your guard so that you are not carried away by the error of unscrupulous people and fall from your own stability, but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To Him be the glory, both now and to the day of eternity. Amen."

Dr. Alan Kurschner rebroadcasted an interview that he was on last week with Dwayne Green.

"In this segment, Dr Kurschner, a prewrath proponent, and I discuss the textual variant in 2 Thessalonians 2:2 as it relates to textual criticism. The variant is "The Day of the Lord" vs "The Day of Christ." Should we prefer the Byzantine, Majority, TR Reading over the Critical text reading? Does this variant impact our eschatological system, or any end times system for that matter? Come join us as we consider the prewrath position in light of the variant in 2 Thessalonians 2:2."

Bob Hunt begins a consideration of the timing of the events described in Daniel 9:24-27 in this verse-by-verse examination. Are these events entirely in the past? If they are, then many of the Premillennial or Futurist views of end-times stand on very shaky ground. What arguments are used to support a past tense view? How should a Futurist respond? The importance of this issue is enormous. It will impact much of a person’s understanding of the end-times.

In this part one episode, Daniel 9:24 will be examined. Daniel’s Seventy weeks will be explored and an explanation of why a literal 490 years is the best way to look at this time period. The argument for symbolism will be presented (i.e., why 490 years is symbolic) followed by the literalist’s response and defense of taking the 490 years literally.

Dr. Michael Weis continues in part 2 of his discussion addressing the timing of when the Mark of the Beast will be put in place, what the mark is stated to be and what it may be in the future.  He also addresses what happens to those who get the mark, and challenges us to share the gospel while there is yet time.

Charles Cooper continues his discussion of Eschatological Geography and the world map at the beginning of Daniel's 70th Week.  The importance of the Assyrian people, for both the beginning of the end-time sequence and the millennial reign of Christ on this earth, is critical.

The fact that there is no geographically designated land called "Assyria" should warn men and women from making predictions about the imminent return of Jesus Christ. The historically-significant role the Assyrians played in Israel's history, and God's promise to hold Israel, Egypt, and Assyria as the unique peoples among all the tribes of the earth, warrants pause about the beginning of Daniel's final week until Assyria regains its geographical homeland.

Where are the Assyrian people now?

Dr. Kurschner announced the release of the new book, The Future Restoration of Israel: A Response to Supersessionism.  It was six years in the making and the most extensive book written on the topic of Israel’s Future.

It is written by 20 scholars and co-edited by Dr. Kurschner and Stanley Porter.

Get it on Amazon or the publisher’s site.

Dr. Kurschner also talked about how in the last year he has published three books on three topics of eschatology: the future restoration of Israel (the book just released), the millennium, which was his dissertation as the first, and only, book published using a Greek analysis on the millennial passage in the Book of Revelation: A Linguistic Approach to Revelation 19:11–20:6 and the Millennium Binding of Satan https://brill.com/display/title/63054

Third, the second coming, a critique of the two foundations of pretribulation rapture theology: Pretrib: Examining the Foundations of Pretribulation Rapture Theology.

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Holly Pivec explains “binding and loosing prayer” and how New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) leaders view it as the key for establishing God’s kingdom on earth.

In a previous episode, she explained NAR leaders’ peculiar take on the Great Commission — as a commission to take dominion of the nations and “bring heaven to earth” — which closely relates to their novel interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer.

Jake McCandless continues his series, Prophetic Lessons from Covid. In this series Jake reflects on the Covid-19 pandemic and faith fallout with it, seeing it as a “test run” or “shot across the bow”.

For those tracking in Bible prophecy before the pandemic, they had the unique experience of being warned, being called to try to warn, and then seeing it come to pass in some way. Very few prophetic voices have been able to see such a hint of what they were warned about come to pass. It’s time we reflect on the possible prophetic lessons from that time.

What lessons can be learned prophetically from Covid?

This episode is for those who have been tracking prophecy and those new to it. Jake calls watchmen back to what led them to be warned in the first place, and shares his journey. The lessons from this journey provides a core foundation for watchmen to trust their message and share it with confidence.

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Dr. Michael Weis defines one of the hottest and most controversial subjects when it comes to the study of eschatology, and that is the Mark of the Beast, introduced in Revelation 16. In this Part 1 discussion, Dr. Weis will explore its significance, who gets it, what it means, and applications for us.