Christ? Yes; Mass? No – Resurrection? Yes; Rapture? No

Part Five – In Defense of the Historical Method of Interpretation

Lecture Five – Amillennial First Resurrection Past

I did want to finish up discussing a little bit more on the official Reformed Church position of Amillennialism and I know there are some Amillennial subscribers out there, they have been keeping an eye on what I’m saying over here and seem to be very civil people. The ones that are not civil are the dispensationalists, yeah I’ve been called dishonest and worse, which means the man is judging my heart and he believes that he knows what only God can know, the motivation of my heart. Because he says I’m being dishonest, well then he’s saying that I’m intentionally trying to deceive people! So I think he has a much bigger problem than just having wrong eschatology.

The Apocalyptic Term “Beast” Biblically Defined

One Shall be Taken, and the Other Left

White Christianity is in Big Trouble?

How Not to Read The Revelation

Flat Earth Bible Madness

The Antichrist Doesn’t Want You to Know Who He Is

Would You Repent from The Mark of the Beast?

Part Four – In Defense of the Historical Method of Interpretation

Lecture Four – Reformed Development of Eschatology

In this session I want to dive a little deeper into Reformed eschatology, where it stands in the Reformed churches today and why the church has taken the position it has taken.

Reformed eschatology it’s not something that you hear too much about today. As a matter of fact I don’t think I’ve ever heard the two words put together before: Reformed Eschatology. Now we all know about reformed theology, and there are the Giants of reformed theology today, those you think of as the Giants of reformed theology in the church world at large, well certainly the Pope wouldn’t be one. Okay, it would be those that stand against the Roman Catholic Church and its teachings, such as perhaps, John MacArthur – yeah very good on reformed theology. Also R.C. Sproul who recently passed away, a giant in our day of reformed theology, just to name a few, and there are many other good teachers out there in reformed theology.