Dispensationalism is a racist doctrine to the core and has its roots in Darwins On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or The Preservation of Favored Races in the Sturggle of Life was not about animal evolution but about the evolverment and survivbal of the "fittest or superior race." Later, they changed the name of the book to make it more politically correct." Frances Galton, (who made his wealth from the slave trade) known as the father of eugenics was the wealthy cousin of Evolutionist Charles Darwin, financed the book, and also put its principles in practice through eugenics. Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood sought connections with the American Eugenics Movement. Planned Parenthood clinics are disproportionately located within African American communities where today more abortions of the "feeble minded," and "undesirables" take place than any other. D.L. Moody (D.L. Moody Bible Institute) and C.I. Scofield were influence by Darby. Darby is the father of dispensational theology made popular by the Scofield and Ryrie study Bibles. The Dallas Theological Seminary and The Moody Bible Institute were founded by the principles of dispensational theology. Zionisms founders believed and stated that Palestinians are less than human. "Menachem Begin once said that "Palestinians are beasts walking on two legs," while forever IDF Chief of Staff Rafael Eitan referred to them as "Drugged roaches in a bottle" and also said "a good Arab is a dead Arab." Another former chief of staff, Moshe Yaalon, referred to the Palestinians as like a "cancer" on which he was performing chemotherapy." John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt, The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy, p. 89.

Apartheid | Zionism | Racism | Darwinism | Dispensationalism

Tonights broadcast will cover the concept of "forever" in Gen. 13:14-16.

Zionist | Christian ZIonism | Palestinian Holocaust | Kingdom of God | Ethnic Cleansing

A continuation of the study of the promise to Abraham versus the land covenant under Moses. Today we discuss the sojouring in the land and the implications for a claim of eternal unconditional rights to the land given to Israel under the Moses covenant. While much of the hype surrounding the end times has faded into the background the concern about the last days remains an important focus for Christians Zionists who are pro Israel. We are questioning whether there is a future of Gods purposes for the fleshly nation separeate and apart from the promises made to Abraham. Stay tuned for the AllThingsFufilled.com broadcast coming up in minutes.

End of the World | Bible Prophecy | Second Coming of Christ | Millennium | Christian Zionism

Todays study focuses on the sojourning of Abraham in the land, evidencing that it was not his home. Dispensationalism claims Palestine is Israels home forever and therefore as Christian Zionists support the ethinc cleansing and Palestinian holocaust as the fulfillment of last days prophecy. Such position misinterprets the promises given to Abraham and their fulfillment. It is time for godly people to recognize the shame and horror of these sins and crimes and cry out against them. Tune in for the AllThingsFulflled Eschatology broadcast.

Dispensationalism | Christian Zionism | End of the World | Palestinian Holocaust | Ethnic Cleansing

Ethnic Cleansing in the Name of the Lord, the "Palestinian Holocaust," is believed to be sanctioned by the fulfillment of Bible prophecy according to leading dispensatinalists and Christian Zionists. The definition of ethnic cleansing is expressed in the following: "Ethnic cleasing is a well-defined policy of a particular group of persons to systematically eliminate another group from a given territory on the basis of religious, ethnic or national origin. Such a policy involves violence and is very often connected with military operations. It is to be achieved by all possible means, from discrimination to extermination, and entails violations of human rights and international humanitarian law...Most ethnic cleansing methods are grave breaches of the 1949 Geneva Conventions and 1977 Additional Protocols."Drazen Petrovic, Ethnic Cleansing- An Attempt at Methodology, Eurpoean Journal of International Law, quoted in The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Ilan Pappe, p. 1. Christian Zionists and depensationalists condone these activities as the fulfillment of Bible prophecy in that they believe the land promises to Israel were unconditional and eternal, meaning without end, are therefore Zionist Israel are entitled to the land by any means necessary. Check out these broadcasts for the right dividing of Gods word on the promises made to Abraham regarding the land. In todays broadcast, we will discuss the sojourning of Abraham and his wait to receive the land of "promise" not the land of "Palestine." For more details visit AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Palestinian Holocaust | Ethnic Cleansing | Dispensationalism | Christian Zionism | John Hagee

In part two of our study we will discuss more flaws of Dispensationalism and Christian Zionism in their blind support of ethnic cleansing in Palestine by the State of Israel erroneously believed to be the fulfillment of Bible prophecy. These views are based upon the misunderstanding of the land promises made to Abraham regarding Old Covenant Israel. Dispensationalists believe these promises were meant to be "forever" unconditionally and uncompromisingly as "Gods eternal law" which supercedes international law and thereby claiming divine sanction for the removal of the indigenous Palestinian Christians, Jews and Muslims by military force and any means necessary, from their land. The net result is ethnic cleansing, wars, economic woes and the talk of preemptive strikes on Iran as the plan of God for the last days. We believe it is impossible to practice "love thy neighbor" while killing him or running over his house with a bulldozer and that Christian Zionists will have to answer for their unwavering support of these crimes against humanity.

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The doctrine of dispensationalism as advocated by Christian Zionists supports the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Israel. Hundreds of thousands have been removed from their land, including indigencous Christians, Jews and Arabs, all in support of what is believed to be the fulfillment of Bible prophecy. The foundational claim for Christian Zionism rests upon the flawed exegesis of Bible passages related to Gods promises to Abraham and Old Covenant Israrel concerning the land of Canaan or Palestine. We will develop in our lessons a more balanced and biblical approached to this problem. It is time that Christian churches recognize the atrocities supported by the dispensationalism purportely a Bible view of eschatology. This study will challenge you and is not for the weak at heart.

Ethnic Cleansing | Christian Zionism | Dispensationalism | Eschatology | Israel

Roman's 8:22 describes a church, pregnant before the wedding. What can we learn from this text?

Romans chapter 8 | Creation in Romans 8 | birth pangs | eschatology | bondage of corruption

The Church, Pregnant Out of Wedlock

Is it possible that the church was a  pregnant unwed mother before giving birth. This is an amazing New Testament text with vivid imagery and insights on the end times events unfolding in the Bible. While many focus on the creation of Romans 8 as though it were speaking of animals, Paul uses the term as elsehwere found in the scriptures to refer to rationale beings, i.e. humankind.

The real focus however, is the sufferings of end times labor pangs of the bride of Christ. Yet, the wedding does not happen until the end. This presents challenges for those seeking to understand Romans 8, an admittedly difficult text.

Isaiah 26:17-21, A Key to the Birth Pangs Mystery

Isaiah 26, sheds light on the birth pangs analogy and mystery in Romans 8. By properly understanding the context and use of this analogy in the Old Covenant, it helps to unlock the meaning of the passage.

In our upcoming broadcast, we demonstrate how the theme of "Sons of God" unfolds in Romans , in beautiful harmony with the sons of God. Likewise, we address some of the myths there as well including:

The nature of the suffering

The time described  in the context

The meaning of the word creation

Meaning and nature of bondage

Whether the event is past, present or future

 

Birth Pangs, The Coming of the Lord and Resurrection

Resurrection and the coming of the Lord are key components in the text.  An imminent analogy such as birth pangs do not add much weight to a long protracted futurist eschatological paradigm.                                                                                                          

Creation in Romans 8 | Eschatology | Last Days

Victorious eschatology?  What is an eschatology of victory? It may be help us to first define an eschatology of defeat. To detemine the victory, we must know that over which victory was to be claimed. According to the Bible, man's enemy is sin and death. Included in this is Hades, the realm of departed spirits where man went in death because he could not be in the full presence of God.

In addition, that which strengthened sin was the Law of Moses. Paul wrote that "the Law entered that the sin might abound" (Rom. 5:19) and that sin reigns in death (v. 20). He again stated that "The sting of death is sin and the strength of sin is the law. (1 Cor. 15:56).

Therefore, to gain the victory means to gain a victory over sin, the Law, Hades and death. However, that victory is denied either in whole or in part. Those who deny it are not atheists as one might suppose but rather, those who consider themselves the most devout among Christians.

How and why do Christians deny the victory over sin and death? Mainly because they believe that death cannot be defeated until Christ returns. They believe that death spoken of for the endtime means victory over physical death.

With this mindset, they cannot overe come the dilemma of living in a state within Christianity where they are yet subject to death and at the same time claim victory in Christ. Well, this is in fact what they do, but they certainly are inconsistent.

The Bible teaches that believers cannot die. "Most assuredly, I say to you, if anyone keeps My wordd he shall never see death." (John 8:51). Now upon hearing these words, the Pharisees claimed that Jesus was demon-possessed.

Victorious Eschatology Denied By Futurists
Why did they say such things? Because they cited the man most celebrated and revered in all of Hebrew history, Abraham. Their argument goes something to this effect. Jesus claimed believers in God would never see death. Abraham was a believer in God and is physically dead. Therefore, Jesus claim is falsified.

This is precisely the manner in which Amillennialists, Historicts, Dispensationalists and partial preterists argue for the defeat of death. They say just look around or visit the tombs. You can see death everywhere. Israel's bombing of the Gaza flotilla is an another example. So therefore, Christ has not come, death is yet a present reality and therefore we do not yet have the victory.

That turns the entire gospel on its head. Christ died to put away sin, (Heb. 9:26) which He completed that work at His second coming, Heb. 9:28; 10:37). As a result, believers do not face judgment and do not experience the death Jesus talked about.

Believers Have Passed Out of Death in Victorious Eschatogy
"Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment, but has passed from death into life." (John 5:24)

Thus Christ affirms that believers have already passed from death to life and do not come into judgment or condemnation. However, physical death is not the subject here. Jesus speaks of spiritual death. It is spiritual death which kept man from God's presence and over which he needed victory. That is the victory Christ accomplished allowing man to reenter the presence of God.

For more information check out out Victorious Eschatology

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Study of 2 Thessalonians 2, on the imminent coming of Christ and the man of Lawlessness. Who is this son of perdition? Is he on earth now? Is he about to come in the near future? What do the scriptures say of him? Find the answers in this broadcast.

Son of perdition | Man of sin | Antichrist | Man of Lawlessness | Bible Prophecy

The Parable of the Vinedresser is an excellent commentary on Genesis 49:10, the prophecy where Jacob prophesies the end of National Israel as a the covenant people of God. Most people, and sadly religious people are under the delusion that the physical nation of Israel are the covenant people of God.

This parable clearly shows that upon the murder of their own prophets and finally the Messiah (Jesus, the Christ), the lease holders (Old Covenant Israel) were destroyed, the kingdom taken from them and given to a new nation bringing forth its fruits.

That new nation can be found in texts such as 1 Peter 2:9-10, as they were born again (1 Pet. 1:22-23) through the incorruptible word of God. See the video below for more details.

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In today's broadcast we search out more of the meaning and application of the term Antichrist. Our aim is to identify the correct historical period and examine whether this designation applies to President Barack Obama or any recent political figure?

2012 | Mayan Calendar | Obama AntiChrist | Bible Prophecy | Eschatology

Many claim to have the ability to speak in tongues. As in the Bible, so also in the today's generation, it was the single gift which attracted most of the attention and seemed to be the most desirable. But, the spiritual gift-discernment also has had it's share of proclaimers.

Many seek to turn this gift into a "prophet for profit" money-making scheme. Ms. Cleo was nationally known for her schemes of attempted mind-reading. Others who fly lower under the radar continue this practice. In so doing, they or their prospects and clients ignore a basic, simple and emphatic scripture.

According to the scripture, only God and that individual knows what's in their mind. "For what man knows the things of a man except the spirit of the man which is in him? Even so no one know the things of God except the Spirit of God.

Jesus did not need anyone to tell him anything about man because he knew what was in man's mind.(John 2:25). God who know the hearts of all men, i.e. his thoughts and motives, reserves this power to Himself. (Acts 1:24)

Through the gift of discernment others received this power for a limited time and used it to determine false prophets and teachers, insincere Christians and to unravel mysteries of scripture that continue to baffle us to this day such as Daniel's prophecy's and some difficult ones in the Book of Revelation.

The N.T. church had no problem with trying fake apostles and finding them to be liars. Yet, today, anyone who puts on a robe and claims to possess a gift of the Spirit can capture the gullible imagination of the unstable and unlearned.

Discover Bible more truths about the gifts of the Spirit .

Spiritual gifts | gifts o the Spirit | Miracles | Holy Spirit | Speaking in Tongues | Bible Prophecy

The rising influence of President target='_blank' rel='nofollow' Barack Obama, the love, hate fears and confusing surrounding him lead many to believe that he is the Antichrist. Is Obama the Antichrist surfaces often around the internet. It is amazing that so many professed Bible believers could even entertain this subject. Nevertheless, we are aware that some may be less familiar with the scriptures related to the subject, so we will offer insights and hopefully a bit of clarity.

The speculations about political figures being the Antichrist did not begin with President Obama but have a long history and they all share a common point of unity. Tune in to the upcoming broadcasts where we address the issue head on.

Antichrist | Bible Prophecy | Is Obama the Antichr | Last Days | End of the World

Join us for a discussion of the current wave of interest in the study of who is the Antichrist and its associations with President Barack Obama. Is there a mystery in the Scriptures and Bible prophecy which reveals the identity of the president as the Antichrist? Why are so many professed believers caught up in the craze? Get the answers on today's show.

Is Obama the Antichrist | Antichrist | Bible Prophecy | Barack Obama 2012 | Barack Obama Biography

Study of the resurrection of the dead with analysis of King David's statement of hope in Psalm 17:15 and Paul's quote and application in 1 Corinthians 15. Discusses and assesses the merits of of a physical resurrection of the body.

Resurrection | Bible Prophecy | Eschatology | King David | Rapture Alert

What is the relationship between eschatology and spirituality? A great shift is occurring in today's world and that move is toward being spiritual. People are recognizing that there is a much higher plane of life than what meets the eye. Is this good or evil? How does one connect with this spirituality? What is it? Is it devoid of God and religion? What are its consequences on our life, our body, minds and the way we experience life in this world? Why are companies joining the band wagon?

Eschatology | Spirituality | Personal Growth | Faith |

A continuation of our assessment of the Branch Davidian Movement and leaders Benjamin Roden and David Koresh and their focus on an imminent end of the world. 2012, the new end times movie reveals more theories and beliefs about an imminent destruction of the world...Is this Bible, fiction or is it self-fulfilling prophecy?

Branch Davidian | David Koresh | Armageddon in Waco | Bible Prophecy | Eschatology

Are you being led into the wilderness by a charismatic leader claiming to be the Messiah? Join us tonight as we continue our discussion of endtimes views that may be hazardous to your life and health.

Eschatology | Branch Davidian | Bible Prophecy | Seventh Day Adventists | David Koresh

Belief in an imminent end of the world caused many to abandon property, quit jobs and get rid of all their life's savings. A few years ago, the terrible fate fell upon the Branch Davidian movement of the Seventh Day Adventist church. Listen to a discussion of three major Bible prophecies that influenced their beliefs.

Armageddon in Waco | Branch Davidian | Eschatology | Bible Prophecy | 144000

Some religious groups make political change in Israel their thermoter for reading the termperature of the end time. For example, the Branch Dividian Seventh-Day Adventist movement leader Ben Roden held that the June 1967 Israeli-Arab war signaled the end time.

From this, he reasoned that Isaiah 2:3, predicted the law would go forth from Jerusalem, that 144,000 would be gathered to Mt. Zion, (Rev. 14:1), and that the Branch prophesied in Zechariah 6:12, would build the temple of the Lord.

The  tendancy to politicize Bible prophecy often results in far-fetched intrepretations from which faulty conclusions are drawn. Roden's beliefs eventually led him to set up a community in Israel where he hoped for the setting up of the kingdom of God. These hopes were not only deferred, but destroyed.

Yet, E.A. Shaw,a Branch Davidian leader in Australia proclaimed Ben Roden as "King David" of prophecy, the "vice-regent of God" to whom he paid homage.

Believing these false prophecies led many to sell or give up their properties and possessions and ultimately led to their destruction in the Waco Massacre.

The prophecy of Isaiah 2:3, was fulfilled spiritually in the establishment of the church in the first century.   The 144000 had come to Mt. Zion, i.e. the "heavenly Jerusalem and church of the firstborn ones.. Compare Rev. 14:1 with the innumerable company of Hebrews 12:22-24.

In addition, the temple of the Lord was already being constructed. However, it's materials were born again Christians. Peter called "living stones" (1 Peter 1:22, 2:6).

 

Paul said were being built up on "the foundation of the apostles and prophets" with Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone that grew into a holy temple "in the Lord" (Eph. 2:20-21) [not in the land of Palestine]

Second Coming of Chr | Branch Davidian Seve | Last Days | Eschatology | 144000

We have critiqued all of John Hagee's 10 Countdown Road Signs to Armageddon: "Are We the Terminal Generation." In that series, we established the Achilles heel of Hagee's system of end times interpretation was his constant appeal to Matthew 24. Such is the title of his last sign, found in his "Beginning of the End," pp. 99-100.

There, he cites the text in Matthew 24:36-39 as evidence of the "current evil days" which he asserts corresponds with the times of Noah which were before the flood. These days, he says parallel the days of the coming of the Son of Man.

What Hagee fails to consider is the fact that
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the days of Noah reference in Matthew 24 above, do not represent a future coming of the Lord. He believes that because  of the wording, "But of that day and hour, a new subject is introduced. In other words, Christ leaves the subject of the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70, and speaks of a future now imminent coming of the Lord.

We show conclusively that the word "but" translated from "peri de" does not create two different subjects but rather expands more particularly the subject already under discussion.

Further, we address several arguments from the text including the days versus the day of the Son of Man, and the imminent flight. See at our website. The conclusion is unequivocally false that current events in the media are proof of the fulfillment of end times signs in the Bible.

Matthew 24 | Bible prophecy | Armageddon | John Hagee | Countdown to Armaged | 10 Road Signs | End of the age

According to John Hagee's book, "Beginning of the End," page 93, he claims that "Many religious Israelis [Zionists] are motivated by a biblical imperative to redeem the land of Israel for the Jews and usher in the coming Messiah." We believe this is incorrect for several reasons.

Religious Jews are opposed to a forcible reentry into the land while they are in exile. See "True Torah" JewsAgainstZionism.Com
It puts the cart before the horse in that it gives the inheritance before the Messiah comes, when the Bible teaches the Messiah comes then grants the inheritance.
Those who inherit the land were told to "wait on the Lord" to inherit the land, and they would delight themselves in an abundance of peace, Psalm 37:9-11; 34. There has been nothing but bloodshed, war and terrorism since the Zionist "seized" the land.
Those who attempted to "seize" the land before the Messiah came are crushed and ground to powder at the coming of the Lord, (Matthew 21:40-43).
The Spirit is the "pledge" of the inheritance of the purchased possession. The pledge comes first, then the inheritance of the possession (land). Eph. 1:13-14).
God would grant the land in the manner as he granted the land in the Exodus from Egypt. They did not get the land before God led them to it, but afterward.

Each of these points are covered in detail in in our ongoing critique of Hagee's 10 Roadsigns to Armageddon, - Are We The Terminal Generation?. See today's and other studies in full at

10 Road Signs to Armageddon.

Stay tuned for announcement for when we bring these studies live at BlogTalkRadio.Com.

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One blight on the world is the hunger and starvation caused by famines. This is in spite of the fact that U.S. farmers are paid by the government not to produce crops lest the abundance drives the prices down, (thereby making food more plentiful and affordable).

In the end times message of the Bible as depicted in the Book of Revelation, food would become extremely scarce and valuable during the time of the end. "And I heard a voice in the midst of the four living creatures saying," A quart of wheat for a denarius, and three quarts of barley  for a denarius; and do not harm the oil and the wine." (Revelation 6:6)

This accords with Jesus' prophecy of Matthew 24:7, a chapter which speaks of the end of the age and the overthrow of the Jewish temple in A.D. 70. What many may not recognize is that these are all curses found in the Law of Moses for the people God brought out of Egypt. Mose s writes of what happens to them in their latter days when they rebel against Jehovah. See Deut. 28:58-62, Lev. 25:25-29, Duet. 32).

Dispensational Premillennialists, eager to find signs for the end of the world ignore the Biblical context and manufacture famines from across the world with news media hype to create an
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artificial end times that has no resemblance to fulfilled Bible prophecy. See each of these signs discussed in context with Scripture.

Famines | Pestilence | Bible Prophecy | Armageddon | John Hagee | 10 Road Signs

Many were sold on the idea that there will only be   144000 in heaven ? Is this a Biblical concept? The message of the 144 thousand in Revelation is a beautiful description of God's redemption of the remant in Israel and of the nations.

Parallels to the Exodus abound, especially in chapter seven where the one hundred forty-four thousand include an innumerable multitude who are led from the heat of the desert to the abundance of living waters before the throne of God?

But, why are they all male? Why are they called virgins? What does it means to be firstfruits?  Why are they sealed in their foreheads? These questions which are answered in the Eschatology Bible Study Lesson video.

Learn more about the 144000 and the book of Revelation by visiting   allthingsfulfilled.com .

144000 in heaven | Apocalypse | Book of Revelation | Israel | eschatology | Bible study lessons | Bible prophecy | Allthingsfulfilledco

Is the millennium a literal 1000 years? Is it present and ongoing or future? Is the millennium past? What is the nature of the 1000 years reign of Christ. Will saints live for a thousand years on earth? For answers to these and other questions on the millennium, tune in Monday at 2:00 p.m. CST.

Eschatology | Millennium | 1000 Years Reign | Reign of the Saints | Cast out Satan

New series of studies on the
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Millennium in Revelation 20 . Part 1 aired today at 3pm Eastern time. This study will focus on the positive aspects of each view but will also critique each view in the light of Scriptures.  You will learn how the millennium affects your
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views of salvation , eschatology, Bible prophecy and even social and political influences. Most major views of theology are distinguished by their eschatological views of the millennium or 1000 years reign. Is it a literal reign of Christ? Will it occur on earth? Will people living today enjoy that reign. What implications does it have for the defeat of Satan? Will Christ set up his throne in Jerusalem?  Are the wicked going to be left behind during the Rapture?

All of these and many more are questions we''ll be answering in this series of studies. In addition, visit our website for updates or to send us your questions as you listen to the broadcast. We're looking forward to hearing from you.

Eschatology | millennium | 1000 years reign | Bible Prophecy | Premillennialism | Amillennialism | Postmillennialism | Preterism

New series of studies on the Millennium in Revelation 20. Part 1 aired today at 3pm Eastern time. This study will focus on the positive aspects of each view but will also critique each view in the light of Scriptures.  You will learn how the millennium affects your views of salvation, eschatology, Bible prophecy and even social and political influences. Most major views of theology are distinguished by their eschatological views of the millennium or 1000 years reign. Is it a literal reign of Christ? Will it occur on earth? Will people living today enjoy that reign. What implications does it have for the defeat of Satan? Will Christ set up his throne in Jerusalem?  Are the wicked going to be left behind during the Rapture?

All of these and many more are questions we''ll be answering in this series of studies. In addition, visit our website for updates or to send us your questions as you listen to the broadcast. We're looking forward to hearing from you.

Eschatology | millennium | 1000 years reign | Bible Prophecy | Premillennialism | Amillennialism | Postmillennialism | Preterism

Why is there so much confusion on the subject of the millennium. Most major theological's are rooted in some form of millennialism, whether premillennialism, amillennialism or post-millennialism. What is the difference? What does the Bible teach about the 1000 years reign of Christ and his saints? Is it past, present or future?

eschatology | millennium | 1000 years reign | Book of Revelation | Bible Prophecy

One of the great events of the Bible is the vision witnessed by the apostles at the mount of
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transfiguration . In that event Moses and Elijah appeared with Christ in the presence of his disciples, Pete r, James and John, to discuss his decease (exodus) from the Old Covenant world of Moses to the New Covenant world of Christ.

Prior to that transition, Elijah must come to fulfill the prophecy of Malachi, before the great and terrible day of the Lord. The event is filled with overtones from the exodus in the many allusions there. Most importantly, is God's voice from the cloud which says that Christ alone is to be the authority for their faith.

The transfiguration is about the passing of the Old Covenant system of the Law and the Prophets, represented by Moses and Elijah, and Christ's death to that old world of the sin and death to rise from the dead in the creation of a new world of righteousness.

Peter, who witnessed the event writes later that it was a vision of the power and coming of the Lord, meaning of his second coming. It is another text which affirms the near proximity of Christ's return in the first century, noted by the appearance of John, the Baptist as Elijah.

For more details on these events see visit http://allthingsfulfilled.com

Transfiguration | Eschatology | Kingdom of God | Bible Prohpecy | AllThingsFufilledCom | William Bell Jr

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Do We Have Spiritual Gifts in the Church Today?  I've just completed a blog post which may be of interest to you on the subject of spiritual gifts. This is not your typical article and it is not for the faint of heart. So, if your faith is so fragile that it must be protected from the meat of God's word, then be sure to pour you a warm bowl of gospel milk.

In this post, we examine the claims of miracle workers by comparing those claims with the word of God. A careful biblical analysis of the text along with sound reasoning and examples are given to support those conclusions. We also invite your comments to the contrary, with proof of course.

Further, we ask why believers today are not fully participating in this process, but have relegated it to a few "special" faith-healers many of whom always have their hands out expecting to receive some silver and gold?

Were miraculous gifts of healing, only for the apostles or a few preachers who could yell louder than the rest of us? Or, were they for the whole church? If so, why does the church as a whole neglect exercising them now?  We give you the answers.

Did you know that the church in the New Testament did not need the Apostles to work miracles among them, but rather to impart to them the ability to do so themselves? We give you the exact Bible verses so you can read them yourself. In fact, without this power the church could not reach it's potential in the faith.

What does that say of you as a minister if you have not given your congregation these powers? Why are you hoarding them if you claim to have them? Why are you the only healer and man of power wonders and works?  Be sure to check out, "
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Do We Have Spiritual Gifts in the Church Today? " You may also want to download a PDF copy of
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Have You Spoken in Tongues? "

In the meantime, join us on tomorrow for another segment in our study on the Son of Man, as we survey Daniel and writings from the New Testament.

Spiritual gifts | Eschatology | Speaking in tongues | Miracle workers | Bible prophecy

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Do We Have Spiritual Gifts in the Church Today?  I've just completed a blog post which may be of interest to you on the subject of spiritual gifts. This is not your typical article and it is not for the faint of heart. So, if your faith is so fragile that it must be protected from the meat of God's word, then be sure to pour you a warm bowl of gospel milk.

In this post, we examine the claims of miracle workers by comparing those claims with the word of God. A careful biblical analysis of the text along with sound reasoning and examples are given to support those conclusions. We also invite your comments to the contrary, with proof of course.

Further, we ask why believers today are not fully participating in this process, but have relegated it to a few "special" faith-healers many of whom always have their hands out expecting to receive some silver and gold?

Were miraculous gifts of healing, only for the apostles or a few preachers who could yell louder than the rest of us? Or, were they for the whole church? If so, why does the church as a whole neglect exercising them now?  We give you the answers.

Did you know that the church in the New Testament did not need the Apostles to work miracles among them, but rather to impart to them the ability to do so themselves? We give you the exact Bible verses so you can read them yourself. In fact, without this power the church could not reach it's potential in the faith.

What does that say of you as a minister if you have not given your congregation these powers? Why are you hoarding them if you claim to have them? Why are you the only healer and man of power wonders and works?  Be sure to check out, "
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Do We Have Spiritual Gifts in the Church Today? " You may also want to download a PDF copy of
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Have You Spoken in Tongues? "

In the meantime, join us on tomorrow for another segment in our study on the Son of Man, as we survey Daniel and writings from the New Testament.

Spiritual gifts | Eschatology | Speaking in tongues | Miracle workers | Bible prophecy

Survey of the Coming of the Son of Man in Daniel, the Gospels and Revelation

Son of Man | Clouds of Heaven | Eschatology | Book of Daniel | Bible Prophecy

Christ stated that the days of
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the coming of the Son of Man would be as it was in the days of Noah. (Luke 17:27).  "They ate, they drank, they married wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noah entered the ark, and the flood came and destroyed them all."

Observe that this prophecy was spoken to Noah, whom God found righteous in his generation. However, the flood came in the lifetime of Noah. That means the prophecy was fulfilled in the "SAME GENERATION" of the people to whom it was originally spoken.

Thus, "those days" of Noah would simply be the time future to the prophetic utterance, but not removed by centuries from the people who received it. So likewise in the days of the Son of Man.

The second example is that of Lot. "Likewise as it was also in the days of Lot: They ate, they drank, they brought, they sold, they planted, they built; but on the day that Lot went out of Sodom it rained fire and brimstone from heaven and destroyed them all." (Luke 17:29)

Again, the angels warned Lot's family in his day to get out of the city to avoid destruction.  The prophecy was spoken in their lifetime. The days for its fulfillment was future, but not removed from Lot's generation. Again, the Lord adds so it would be in the day when the Son of Man was revealed.

Therefore, to reason that "this generation" could mean a generation hundreds or thousands of years future to that one in which Christ lived and spoke is a major fallacy. "This" is a demonstrative pronoun referring to something near. Not only did Christ use "this generation" to speak of the imminent return to those then living, but he also stated:

Assuredly, I say to you, there are some standing here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom,  (Matthew 16:28). As well argue that some in that generation are yet alive walking the earth. According to this text, some who stood in Christ's presence would not die until he returned.

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Daniel's 70 Weeks -60 min Audio , a study of Daniel 9:24-27, includes an Mp3 audio study complete with PowerPoint and Q & A study guide.

 

Son of Man | Those Days | Presence | Parousia | Eschatology

Eschatology in Old Testament Bible prophecy is best and more easily understood in the light of New Testament commentary. This is certainly true of Romans 13:11-12. In this text Paul quotes from the Book of Daniel on the resurrection of the dead.

Daniel uses apocalyptic imagery in his analogy of sleep for those desirous of resurrection. Terms such as "sleep," "dust of the earth," "awake" are accomodative terminology depicting the condition of those who are separated from God, whether physically dead or alive. 

Were it not for certain clues in the context, the obvious meaning of the verses would remain obscure. However, both the Lord and Paul quote Daniel in their messages on raising the dead.

For Christ, Daniel's prophecy is fulfilled at the end of the Jewish age, Matt. 13:39-43; Matt. 24:3. He sums it all up saying the last trumpet would sound  within his generation, Matt. 24:31-34.There is no doubt that Christ is alluding to the end times prophecies of one of God's most faithful servants.

Paul, likewise cites Daniel 12. His first occurrence is in Acts 24:14. He testified under oath that there was about to be (mello) a resurrection of both the just and the unjust. These are Daniel's words descriptive of "some who rise to everlasting life" and "some to everlasting shame and contempt.

His second reference is 
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Romans 13:11-12 .

The parallels to Daniel 12:2, cannot be missed. Both speak of awaking out of sleep. As Daniel's text connected the resurrection with the great tribulation and end of the age, Paul bears down more precisely on the time statements.
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 See full discussion on Daniel 12 and Romans 13:11-12

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A look at how the promise of Abraham unfolds for "ethnic" Israel, the remnant, the church and the Gentiles. Did Christ fail his mission?

Eschatology | Dispensatinalism | Preterism versus Dis | Israel | AllThingsFulfilledCo

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Dispensationalism teaches that the church is an accident, the failure of Christ to establish the kingdom on earth during this personal ministry. It is believed that God has a dual purpose for the ethnic Jews in the promise to Abraham. This promise is believed to be separate and apart from that of the church.

Dispensationalism originated about 200 years ago and is rather a recent doctrine and view of eschatology. It's  proponents believe that Christ will one day return and set up a literal throne on earth and reign in Jerusalem for a thousand years. This is time it is believed that many of today's "unbelieving Jews" will be converted.

For the next few days we will discuss this relationship with Israel and the church to find out where the church is placed in the mind and purpose of God. Is it a secondary institution of second class citizens to ethnic Jews?  Is the church an accident representing the failure of Christ? To whom would God
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restore the kingdom , when?

This study is very thought provoking and addresses some difficult points which are very easily explained and understood. Join William Bell Jr of AllThingsFulfilled.Com for this exciting and challenging study.

If you're looking for some answers on this great theme, we've devoted and entire hour, so join us in the chat room and live. Some questions will be entertained during the broadcast, right here on BlogTalkRadio.Com



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Eschatology | Preterism | Dispensationalism | Israel | Jews | Religion and Spiritu

Study of Revelation Chapter 7 and the 144000. Is this a literal number? Many believe and teach only a limited number will go to heaven. Join in the study.

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Study of Revelation Chapter 7 and the 144000. Is this a literal number? Many believe and teach only a limited number will go to heaven. Join in the study.

Eschatology | Book of Revelation | 144 000 | Bible Prophecy | AllThingsFulfilledCo

Study of Revelation Chapter 7 and the 144000. Is this a literal number? Many believe and teach only a limited number will go to heaven. Join in the study.

Eschatology | Book of Revelation | 144 000 | Bible Prophecy | AllThingsFulfilledCo

Study of Revelation Chapter 7 and the 144000. Is this a literal number? Many believe and teach only a limited number will go to heaven. Join in the study.

Eschatology | Book of Revelation | 144 000 | Bible Prophecy | AllThingsFulfilledCo

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144,000 are going to heaven? Who's going to be saved? Who's going to be left? Will the rest spend their days on earth?

Recently, a faithful sister was told by her co-workers to stop trying to be such a Ms. Goody-2-Shoes. Why? She said because it wasn't going to do her any good. Both ladies attend church regularly. One said she her minister preached that only one hundred and forty four thousand people would be saved.

He also told her, that not only were a lot of Christians not going to heaven, but he also replied he wasn't going because of the hundred forty four thousand already had the seats occupied with no room left for anyone else.

Is this what the Bible teaches? Does a Christian today have any hope of living with God forever?

Revelation chapter 7 speaks of the 144000 who are sealed just before the judgment. In this week's study we'll be breaking down the teaching concerning these 12 tribes mentioned in the Apocalypse.

Should you stop now, and eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die? Join us for an exciting week of study on the 144,000 in the Book of Revelation. For more information see
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Eschatology | Book of Revelation | 144000 | Bible Prophecy | Christianity | God | Jesus | Mystery Babylon

Study of the Revelation Chapter 17-18, of Mystery Babylon, Who is This Woman? Note broadcast times MT& Th, 1:30PM, W&F 11AM

Eschatology | Day of the Lord | Preterism | Book of Revelation | Bible Prophecy

Join us for part four of the study of Mystery Babylon in Revelation, Who is This Woman? Establishes Historical context for the imagery used in Chapter 17, and identifies the

Eschatology | Book of Revelation | Bible Prophecy | Preterism | Christianity

Study of the Revelation Chapter 17-18, of Mystery Babylon, Who is This Woman? Note broadcast times MT& Th, 1:30PM, W&F 11AM

Eschatology | Day of the Lord | Preterism | Book of Revelation | Bible Prophecy

Discussion of Mystery Babylon in Revelation? Is this Iraq, Russia, a new Rome or the United States?

Eschatology | Book of Revelation | Mystery Babylon | Mother of Harlots | Bible Prophecy

Discussion of Mystery Babylon in Revelation? Is this Iraq, Russia, a new Rome or the United States?

Eschatology | Book of Revelation | Mystery Babylon | Mother of Harlots | Bible Prophecy

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Mystery Babylon in Revelation , "Who is This Woman?" Certain clues are carefully woven throughout the Book of Revelation which lead to the unmistakable identity of the Harlot. Is this a person? Is it Iraq, China, Russia, Iran or the United States? Some go as far as claiming it is the Catholic church.

Tune in to learn more about this mystery woman and
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eschatology . Find the confidence to rise above the world, live victoriously, eliminate fears and actively engage in a dynamic world-changing dimension through the fulfilled message of God's word.

Here is the one clue. The woman is drunken with the blood of the martyrs of Jesus. In other words, she is guilty of the crimes of murdering the saints, which includes, Christ, the apostles and prophets. Her cup is full of her iniquities which means after some time she progressively became worse and merited the judgment she faced.

Christ's ministry sheds light on this woman. Paul also gives clues to her identity. We'll point out additional clues in the broadcast, so join us. Questions and comments welcomed. The chat room will be open for further discussion. 

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The Re-Examination , a Study of Christ's Second Coming in AD 70.



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Eschatology | Bible Prophecy | Mystery Babylon | Book of Revelation | Christianity | Relgion and Spiritua | Apocalpse | Christ | New Testament

In today lesson, we focus on the terminal generation for the Lord's return. Are we living in the last days? Are they ahead of us, present or past? Clear explanations from Scripture.

Eschatology | Bible Prophecy | All Things Fulfilled | Preterist | Matthew 24

Learn the basics of eschatology. How to avoid the doomsayers, build a positive worldview, eliminate fears of the end times and develop greater trust in God by understanding how he has fulfilled every promise to man. www.allthingsfulfilled.com

eschatology | endtimes | Day of the Lord | Bible Prophecy | Religion and Spirituality

A continuation of the study of the basics of eschatology. Four Scripture boundaries guide us in understanding the end times. They are the fulfillment of the law and the prophets, the last days ministry of the Spirit, the time statements of imminence and the first century generation. With these four boundaries, the basics of last things are easy to understand. Without them, much error results.

eschatology | end times | Bible Prophecy | Christianity | Religion and Spirituality

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Eschatology - 101. Join us for basic studies in eschatology, the study of last things. Easy to understand lessons allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture, presented by William Bell Jr.  Understanding the doctrine of last things, becomes easy when the Biblical framework for the end times is recognized in scripture and followed.

If you have ever put together a jigsaw puzzle, you learn one primary lesson about putting together the pieces of a puzzle. With literally hundreds to a thousand pieces, the process is simple when you have the borders or framework. The top, bottom and left and right straight edges of the puzzle give you the clue to where all the other pieces fit, inside the puzzle.

The same is true of eschatology. It doesn't matter how many horns, kingdoms, seasons, clouds, trumpets or anything else about study of last things, they can all be placed within that framework of Scripture.

In this broadcast we lay out this framework to demonstrate the simplicity of understanding key eschatological passages helping you to understand and appreciate God's fulfilled promise.

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Eschatology | Bible Prophecy | Second Coming | Christianity | Relgion and Spiritua | Apocalpse | Christ | New Testament | End Times | Antichrist

Simple break down of the subject of eschatology. We define the subject, and briefly critique the different views.

Eschatology | Bible Prophecy | End Times | Millennium | Apocalypse

Willam Bell, Jr.,  M. Th., brings over 25 years experience and research to the subject and study of eschatology commonly known as end times bible prophecy. Clear and simple interpretations of Scripture accompanied by a clear, distinct voice is recognized among peers as one of the great presenters of Bible eschatology.

He is the author of two published books on on the subject, and a host of audio, video recordings and other digital media studies, including e-books and eschatology charts used to break down complex ideas in a simple concepts which can be understood, using scripture to interpret scripture. 

Join us today for the first of a two-part segment on the basics of eschatology, the doctrine of final things. Eschatology is derived from a combination Greek word, "escahtos" meaning last or final, and logos, meaning word or study.

Several views on the doctrine of last things have emerged since the close of the apostolic era, such as Premillennalism, Historicism, Dispensationalism, Postmillennial Futurism, Amillennialism, Preterism, Partial Preterism, and Idealism and Universalism.

What all of these views have in common is their emphasis on a future end of the world (something the Bible never speaks about). The net result is a negative worldview, fear-mongering and self-destructive psychology.

In these studies we will show the basic framework for understanding eschatology, consisting of the work of the Holy Spirit, the first century generation, the at hand time statements, and the fulfillment of the law and the prophets.

These scriptural parameters establish the boundaries of escahtological interpretation and demonstrate how we arrive at our conclusions of fulfilled bible prophecy while critiquing some of the other views. For a brief look into our subject check out the eschatology blog at http://www.allthingsfulfilled.com/day-of-the-lord/eschatology-in-bible-prophecy-can-we-understand-it



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Eschatology | Bible Prophecy | Second Coming | Christianity | Relgion and Spiritua | Apocalpse | Christ | New Testament

Discussion of the Wedding Theme in Revelation which identifies the time of the Millennium as Past not future. The wedding or "Marriage of the Lamb" is Christ's Second Coming ushering in the New Heavens and New Earth. The Millennium Ends (not begins) with the consummation of the Wedding at Christ's Coming. Join us Monday for the detals.

Eschatology | Millennium | Bible Prophecy | Wedding Feast | Christianity

Join us on Monday March 16th at 1:30 PM CST, for a Discussion
of the Wedding Theme in Revelation which identifies the time of the
Millennium as Past not future. The wedding or "Marriage of the Lamb" is
Christ's Second Coming ushering in the New Heavens and New Earth. The
Millennium Ends (not begins) with the consummation of the Wedding at
Christ's Coming. Join us Monday for the details. (Please note the different time and length for today's broadcast.) Also accept our apology for failure to note we missed rescheduling Friday's broadcast at the later time.



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Eschatology | Wedding Feast | Bible Prophecy | Millennium | Christianity | Religion and Spiritu | Book of Revelation | Millennium | Marriage of the Lamb

Eschatology: The Defeat of Satan is a major theme of the Millennium. God's foretells his defeat and shows us when according the millennium. This is one you don't want to miss! Join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Millennium | Satan | Eschatology | Book of Revelation | Devil

Eschatology: Understanding the millennium (1000 years reign of Christ) is only possible when you know the correct starting and ending point. It doesn't mean you must be 100% accurate for either, but you must be in the ballpark within no more than 3 years.

Millennium | Time Statements | Eschatology | Book of Revelation | Second Coming

Eschatology: Understanding the millennium of Revelation 20, What It Is and What It Ain't. Join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Millennium | Eschatology | Armageddon | Rapture | Last Days

Conclusion of studies on Rapture Ready Failure, with a discussion on fulfilled bible prophecy. Join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com for the last of this series of why Dispensationalism and PreTrib Rapture Theology repeatedly offers false hope.

Rapture | Armageddon | Bible Prophecy | the kingdom | Second Coming

Join us today at 11:00 a.m. for the conclusion of our "Are You Ready For The Rapture" series. We'll cover the 10th reason the Rapture fails by demonstrating a more accurate interpretation of 1 Thess. 4:13-18.



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Rapture Ready | Religion and Spiritu | Bible Prophecy | Armageddon

Understanding three words and their association with the Rapture. Why Christ moves in the opposite direction of Rapture enthusiasts. Join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Rapture | Second Coming | Bible Study | Christianity | Religion and Spirituality

Still Waiting on the Rapture? 10 Reasons for Rapture Ready Failure will get you out of waiting mode. Today's lesson focuses on the defeat of Satan in the context of Paul's teaching on 1 Thess. 4:13-17, and the response in his second epistle. Join Host William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Rapture Ready | Second Coming | Satan | End of the World | Book of Revelation

10 Reasons for Rapture Ready Failure. Today's segment discusses the signs Paul gave to identify the time of Christ's coming, a direct result of the teaching in 1 Thess. 4:13. What the signs reveal about the timing of the Lord's coming. Join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Rapture Ready | Second Coming | Armageddon | Bible Prophecies | AllThingsFulfilledCo

10 Reasons for Rapture Ready Failure continues with a discussion of the comparison of Matt. 24 and 1 Thess. 4:13-17. Lessons presented by William Bell, of AllThingsFulfilled.Com

Rapture Ready | Eschatology Charts | Bible Prophecy | Hades | AllThingsFulfilledCo

Join us March 9-13, 2009, for a 5 part series of studies on the Millennium in Revelation 20. We'll discuss the popular Pre-Mid-and Futurist Post-Millennial tviews in light of fulfilled eschatology . Major themes covered are the time statements, the kingdom, reign of Christ, reign of the saints, defeat of Satan and death, the marriage theme and the firstfruit in the Book of Revelation. Join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com each Monring at 7:00 a.m. Check local times in your area.  Prepare your questions and answers. Join us live or send them via email or live chat. Subcribe via rss or download podcasts.



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Millennium | Eschatology | the Kingdom | Book of Revelation | Satan

Join us for the remainder in our series of "Are You Rapture Ready?, 10 Reasons for Rapture Ready Failure. Five bible studies on the key text of 1 Thess. 4:13-17, in which we cover the constituent elements of the text, the signs, defeat of Satan, key Greek terms and others. Check times in your area. Bring your Bibles and an open mind and join William Bell of AllThingsFulfilled.Com



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Rapture Ready | Religion and Spiritu | Bible Prophecy | Armageddon | Zionism | Evangelism | Israel | Jews | Jerusalem

A continuation of 10 reasons for rapture ready failure. Explores the logic behind the rapture index and demonstrates the need to #Armageddon. Clear delineation of which generation is the terminal one spoken of by Christ.

Armageddon | Rapture Index | Obama Antichrist | Israel News | Jerusalem

Lesson three on the challenges of the Rapture and Bible prophecy with Zionism, Israel and the Jews. Does the true pathway of peace lead to the Middle East?

Rapture Ready | Evangelism | Zionism | Israel News | Jews

Is there a rapture taught in the scriptures. What is the role of Israel in the end times? Why are Christians in support of Zionists?  Join us for a study of the hope of Israel and the kingdom God promised to the Jews.



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Rapture Ready | Religion and Spiritu | Bible Prophecy | Armageddon | Zionism | Evangelism | Israel | Jews | Jerusalem

Continuation of study of Rapture Ready from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-17

Rapture Ready | Rapture | Kingdom | Bible Prophecies | Religion and Spirituality

10 Reasons you must be prepared for the rapture now. Join u s for a discussion on why the rapture is closer than you think and what you must do to prepare for it.

Rapture Ready | Rapture | Rapture of the Church | Bible Prophecy | Religion and Spirituality

10 reasons why you must be prepared for the rapture right now. The time is sooner than you may think. Get the facts revealed about who's going to be left behind and what you need to do about it. Tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. CST



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Rapture Ready | Religion and Spiritu | Bible Prophecy | Armageddon

Are You ready for Armageddon? Will the world face coming end time melt down? Join William Bell of AllThinsFulfilled.Com for a live discussion on the endtime of what the Bible says about Armageddon.

Armageddon | Rapture | Lastdays | End of the World | Book of Revelation

Is it necessary to be circumcised in the flesh to be saved? Some argue that God gave circumcision as an everlasting covenant for all time. Learn about the command given to Abraham and its relationship to redemption

Circumcision | Israel | Jews | Religion and Spirituality

Some claim fleshly circumcision as part of an everlasting covenant God made to Abraham which has no end. How does this view affect the end time and your salvation? Join us in the discussion today at 2:00 p.m. Central time.

Circumcision | Hebrew | Jews | Israel | Abraham

Learn about God's principles for wealth. How following the scriptures can help you avert financial Armageddon. Biblical strategies on prospering in the present economy.

Entrepreneurs | Home Based Business | Work from Home | Network Marketing

A study of Mystery Babylon and the Harlot in Revelation. Shows scripture support for first century Israel.

Book of Revelation | Preterist | Armageddon | Apocalypse | Bible Study

Join us for an exciting and enlightening study from the Book of Revelation. Get your questions answered about the end time and the last days. Who is Mystery Babylon? Should we look in the present or the future for her identity?

Book of Revelation | Mystery Babylon | Armageddon | Apocalype | Bible Prophecy

This is Part 2 of our lesson begun earlier in Zechariah. Due to technical difficulties the broadcast terminated prematurely. Thanks for your patience.

Zechariah | Revelation | Armageddon | Last days

A comment tenet of Dispensationalism says that God prophesied that two thirds of the current world population will die in the coming great tribulation and battle of Armageddon. Are we living in imminent end time? Is the economic collapse a sign of the times?

Zechariah 13 | Kingdom | Israel | Last Days | Armageddon

Join us for our monthly business hour where we'll discuss the Christian response to the present economic crisis. How God's word can keep  you out of financial trouble and bring peace and prosperity into your life.

Christian Finances | Financial Armageddon | Work From Home | Home Based Business | Network Marketing

Join us Monday for a study of Zechariah's prophecy on the end time.

Are we on the verge of experiencing the destruction of 2 billion

people?

Dispensationalists claim that 2/3 of the worlds population must die.

They want pre-emptive strikes on Iran to begin the battle of Armageddon

which they claim will usher in the Second Coming of Christ.

Get plain facts, common sense and reasonable explanations of Bible

prophecy in words even your children can understand on Monday's

broadcast.

Zechariah | Eschatology | Kingdom | Israel | Jew | Jerusalem | End of the World | Armageddon

We apologize for the technical difficulties with this morning's

broadcast which was interrupted and had to be deleted. We

were unable to determine the cause.

However, we rescheduled this afternoon and you may listened to

the archived broadcast. For more studies on eschatology and

click last days to visit our blog.

Check the schedule for next week. Monday will have an alternate

time due to my eye exam. Yep, it's time for new glasses.

Eschatology | Rapture Ready | Armageddon | Bible Prophecy | Last Days

Why do many believe that president elect Obama is somehow fulfilling Bible Prophecy? Many have gone so far as to say he is the Antichrist. Find out what the Bible teaches on this and other important end time prophecies.

Barack Obama | Antichrist | Bible Prophecy | Rapture | Armageddon

Join us again on Friday when we begin a new series of

broadcasts on eschatology , --the end time, last days and

Bible prophecy.

The new election is bringing out a whole slew of new

prophetic announcements of doom and gloom for

Rapture Ready enthusiasts across the country.

We'll help you make sense of it all and keep you pointed

to the solid testimony of fulfilled Bible prophecy in Scripture.

For those who may be experiencing or seeking to avert

financial Armageddon, look for our weekend home business

broadcasts to learn why fulfilled eschatology encourages

wealth, financial solvency and long term planning.

Eschatology | Rapture Ready | Armageddon | Bible Prophecy | Last Days

An analysis and overview of fulfilled bible prophecy and their meaning for today. Answers questions Is the Bible being fulfilled today?

Eschatology | Fulfilled Prophecy | Revelation | Second Coming | Judgment |

The Millennium: Will there be a kingdom and reign of Christ on earth for 1000 years? Is the present land of Israel God's holy land? Why the land in Israel is no more sacred than Idaho.

Kingdom of God | Israel | Jerusalem | Rapture | Millennium

Join us for a discussion on the "Millennial Kingdom." Will Christ reign on earth for 1000 years? Learn what the Bible says about Christ, his reign and the future of Israel. You will be blessed with knowledge and insights of scripture communicated in plain language. 

Millennium | Kingdom | Thousand Years Reign | Armageddon | Rapture | Second Coming of Chr | Israel | Jerusalem | Zion

The Holy Spirit and the Resurrection - Part 5

Baptism of the Holy | end time | Holy Spirit | Last days | Rapture | Resurrection | Second Coming

The Holy Spirit and the Resurrection - Part 4

Baptism of the Holy | end time | Holy Spirit | Last days | Rapture | Resurrection | Second Coming

The Holy Spirit and the Resurrection - Part 3

Baptism of the Holy | end time | Holy Spirit | Last days | Rapture | Resurrection | Second Coming

The Holy Spirit and the Resurrection - Part 2

Baptism of the Holy | end time | Holy Spirit | Last days | Rapture | Resurrection | Second Coming

The Holy Spirit and the Resurrection - Part I

Baptism of the Holy | end time | Holy Spirit | Last days | Rapture | Resurrection | Second Coming

Introduction to a series of studies on the Holy Spirit and the resurrection.

Baptism of the Holy | end time | Holy Spirit | Last days | Rapture | Resurrection | Second Coming

Studies of the kingdom showing how to understand and apply the already but not yet concepts of the end time and last days found in many eschatological texts.

kingdom | rapture | last days | second coming | Armageddon | Jerusalem | Israel

Why does the Bible announce the kingdom as being at hand while it also says some are in the kingdom. Is it both future and present? How does the language of already but not yet apply today?

Armageddon | Israel | Jerusalem | Kingdom | Last Days | Rapture | Second Coming

Studies on the arrival of the eternal kingdom in the first century.

Kingdom of Heaven | Rapture | Lastdays

Studies of the presence of God's kingdom, the true Israel of God and the eternal reign of the Jesus Christ, Israel's rejected Messiah.

Kingdom | Israel | Jerusalem | endtime | lastdays | second coming | Rapture