In a world where there were many false prophets, it was very important for Israelites to be able to distinguish true prophets of God from false prophets. For this reason, the Old Testament laid out several qualifications for true prophets of God.

The Apostles’ Creed mentions the divinity of Jesus in these words: “I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord.” Christians have always intended words like “Christ,” “Son of God,” and “Lord” to indicate Jesus’ divinity.

Throughout history, a distinction has consistently been drawn between reliable historians and unreliable historians, between reliable sources and unreliable sources. The question for us is: Did the authors of the four gospels write reliable or unreliable records of Jesus’ life?

In many respects, the greatest strength of a life orientation in theology is that it enables us to fulfill important biblical values.

Christians began to adopt the term “theology” not long after the time of the New Testament, and it’s become a regular term in our Christian vocabulary today. Of course, throughout the millennia, we’ve understood what it means in different ways.

The Bible shows us that to be wise is to ponder what is true and to formulate sets of coherent beliefs out of those rational enquiries. In this video we examine the pros and cons of academics approaches to theology.

Join us for part one of our topic video series Views on the Millennium. In today's video we'll be answering the question 'What Is Historic Premillennialism?'

Thirdmill does not endorse any particular view on the Millennium.

Part three of our topic video series: Views on the Millennium

Thirdmill does not endorse any particular view on the Millennium.

Part four of our topic video series: Views on the Millennium.

Thirdmill does not endorse any particular view on the Millennium.

Part two of our topic video series: Views on the Millennium.

Thirdmill does not endorse any particular view on the Millennium.