Welcome to a new episode of Kingdom Polemics on eschatology, where host Aldo Leon delves into the depths of eschatology with a fresh perspective. In this episode, Aldo engages with the historicist view of end times, a topic that has been a subject of debate among theologians for centuries. Join us as we explore the intricate beliefs of the Puritans and how their optimistic outlook on eschatology differs from contemporary interpretations. Aldo is joined by Drew Poplin, associate pastor of First Reformed Presbyterian Church of Durham (https://www.firstrpcdurham.org/), a Historicist.

Some Highlights:

• Historicist Hermeneutics: Aldo discusses the historicist approach to interpreting the Book of Revelation and the Book of Daniel, emphasizing its correlation with actual historical events.
• Progressive Unfolding: The conversation explores the idea that the events foretold in Revelation represent a progressive unfolding of world history concerning the visible church from Christ's ascension to His return.
• Mediatorial Kingship of Christ: A key point of discussion is the victorious mediatorial kingship of Christ and how it is reflected in the success of the gospel across nations.
• Westminster Eschatology: The episode touches on the Westminster standards and how historicism relates to the eschatological views of the divines.

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