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Jesus, the Mystery Form of the Kingdom, and Last Things

A Tipping Point Israel as a whole and its religious leaders rejected Jesus Christ with chapter twelve of Matthew the deciding juncture, a tipping point.  They said that Jesus cast out demons by Beelzebub.  The Lord declared that it was the treasury of their heart out of which they made that pronouncement about Him.  Jesus […]

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What Makes a Postmillennialist Like Douglas Wilson Afraid of Preaching a Book: My Take

Douglas Wilson’s Fear of Teaching Isaiah A few weeks ago Douglas Wilson posted a video in an interview with Joe Rigney, an associate pastor at his church, where he was asked why he wouldn’t preach on certain books of the Bible.  For instance, he had not preached through Isaiah and wouldn’t because of the difficulty […]

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My Analysis of the Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz Showdown

Carlson Cruz Interview As many of you know, because it went viral, Tucker Carlson invited Ted Cruz on his show to discuss Israel and Iran.  Carlson went to Cruz’s office apparently to do the interview.  I did not watch the one to two hour conversation, but I saw ten to fifteen minutes of it and […]

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Eschatology Is Affecting the Foreign Policy of the United States

Part One Premillennialism and Foreign Policy A large percentage, I would say 35% of the population, of Americans is premillennial.  Almost 100 percent of those were Trump voters in the 2024 election.  Premillennialism takes literally the Old and New Testament promises to Israel.  Amillennialism and postmillennialism are growing in the United States, but it is […]

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A Useful Exploration of Truth about Christian Nationalism (Part Two)

Part One Seeds of Christian Nationalism Scripture teaches nothing about anything remotely Christian nationalism for the New Testament church age.  Christian nationalism must arise at the most from principles through scripture that permit Christian nationalism.  Is that possible?  I think a semblance of that is.  True believers in Jesus Christ, Christians, could hope for that. […]

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Eschatology and Political Activism from the Right and the Left

Living in the Last Days If you travel in evangelical circles, you might hear language especially today that says, “We’re living in the last days.”  Those words, “last days,” occur eight times in the King James Version.  These are two prominent usages: 2 Timothy 3:1, “This know also, that in the last days perilous times […]

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The Bible Teaches Premillennialism, But Premillennialism Also Fits What We See Happening In The World

If you read a word like premillennialism and you just stop reading, I understand.  Why does anyone need to use a word like that to explain or represent the Bible?  I didn’t come up with the words amillennialism, postmillennialism, and premillennialism, but they are historic words that stand for particular representations, explanations, or systems of […]

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