Matthew Henry (18 October 1662 – 22 June 1714) was a nonconformist minister and author, born in Wales but spent much of his life in England. He is best known for the six-volume biblical commentary Exposition of the Old and New Testaments. (Quoted from Wikipedia) Are the Two Witnesses of the Book of Revelation two literal people? Or can the passages about them be interpreted figuratively? Here is what Matthew … Continue reading →
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2Matthew 24 was ALL fulfilled in 70 AD with the destruction of Jerusalem, the Temple, and the end of the Jewish religion and the Jews as a people.
Continue reading →The best commentator of Scripture is other Scripture! It’s been my observation that the reason much of Matthew 24, also known as the Olivet Discourse, is thought of as an Endtime event is that it’s not compared with the other two accounts of it in the Gospels of Mark and Luke, the two other synoptic Gospels. The Gospel of Luke especially uses different words to describe the events, and when … Continue reading →
The text below is from Philip Mauro‘s book, THE SEVENTY WEEKS AND THE GREAT TRIBULATION. MICHAEL THE GREAT PRINCE. THE TIME OF TROUBLE. MANY AWAKENING. MANY RETURNING TO AND FRO. KNOWLEDGE INCREASED. HOW LONG THE END. The first four verses of Daniel 12 should not be disconnected from Chapter 11, for they are an integral part of the prophecy, there being no break at all at the place where the … Continue reading →
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1To correctly interpret Bible prophecy, we much have a good knowledge of history lest we think a fulfilled prophecy is yet to be fulfilled in the future.
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2It’s a Jesuit’s trick to interpret fulfilled prophecies as if they are still future. The rise of the Antichrist is one of them. The Popes ARE the Antichrist!
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3In January 1971, thanks to the ministry of a Christian group called the Navigators, I came to know Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. The Navigators fed me with the milk of the Word of God. As an organization they didn’t get into eschatology. Their motto was and still is, “To know Christ and make Him known.” I think this is indeed a worthy motto to live ones life … Continue reading →
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24Daniel 9:27 may very well be the most misinterpreted prophecy in the entire Bible. The early Protestant Reformers saw it as a Messianic prophecy fulfilled by none other than the Lord Jesus Christ! Most modern-day evangelicals (with the notable exception of Pastor Chuck Baldwin) view it as prophecy fulfilled by the Antichrist who will come to power in the unknown future. Christians who hold this eschatological view follow a school … Continue reading →
The Bible shows the Popes of Rome fulfilled the prophecy of the man of sin who stands in the Temple – the Church of Christ – calling himself God on earth.
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1The history of the Jesuits who are seeking to subvert true Biblical faith in Jesus Christ to bring us back under the tyranny of Satan and his popes or Rome.
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6A new email friend shared this with me: “Junkyard is a cautionary story of what will happen to some preachers near the end of the tribulation.” — from the Youtube page about the video clip below. This is a fictional story about two men who meet each other in an automobile junkyard. The scene is set after a great catastrophic event has taken place during which 2,000,000,000 people have been … Continue reading →
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16This class is for students of Bible prophecy, and especially of prophecy about the Endtime. I used to believe that Daniel 9:27 will be fulfilled by the Antichrist being processed by Satan during a final 7 year reign on earth just before the return of Jesus Christ. Imagine my surprise to learn Daniel 9:27 was considered a Messianic prophecy by all Protestant Christians before the 19th century! They believed it … Continue reading →
This article is from www.herealittletherealittle.net by Bryan T. Huie. It’s the clearest explanation I have read to date of Daniel 11. Scriptures I had previously attributed to be fulfilled by a future Antichrist were actually fulfilled by a king of one of the four divided parts of the Grecian empire – the King of the North — Antiochus IV, in 168 BCE! The original article does not quote from the … Continue reading →
I found this article in May 2018 on a forum The Origins of Dispensational Futurism. Since that time there have many updates. If you are interested in learning what’s wrong with dispensational theology, you might want to visit that forum. I consider this article the clearest and most thorough explanation I have heard to date of why evangelicals believe what they believe about the Endtime. The Jesuits created the modern … Continue reading →
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20{Originally posted in December, 2014) It was on December 13th, 2014, after 40 some years of study of eschatology, that I finally realized the 70th Week of Daniel is not part of the Endtime scenario! I am talking about Daniel 9:24-27 and especially the interpretation of verse 27. Daniel 9:24 Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an … Continue reading →
My new friends from 2014 have often used the theological term “dispensationalism” in their conversations with me but until recently the meaning of this word has been nebulous in my mind. I think it most Christians today don’t know what it means either even though they believe the doctrines that sprang from it. Below is text edited from http://regal-network.com/dispensationalism/ Dispensationalism is a method of Bible interpretation which was first devised … Continue reading →
