The views taken in these blogs represent the earlier dating of John’s Revelation of Jesus Christ that centers around the destruction of Jerusalem. We have chosen to accept the testimony of the historical writing of Josephus over that of Ireneaus, who along with other “church fathers,” was largely responsible for the establishment of Christianity.
If one remembers that the Revelation of Jesus Christ dealt with things that “must shortly come to pass” (Rev. 1:1) or was “at hand,” then, we are not surprised that when Jesus speaks of His coming, he says, “I come quickly” (Rev. 22:7, 20). The comfort and assurance of the book entail the victorious hope…
Several other biblical topics are tied to the last day events. We will place them here under the second coming of Christ because they will be accomplished when he returns. As we divide each topic, we cannot but notice that the content in each section overlap each other because they all pertain to the same…
If we conclude that Jesus has not come, there are some glaring problems that we create for ourselves. 1. First, we are forced into a ridiculous conclusion that the “last days” of an ending age has continued for over two thousand years and counting. We have already given sufficient evidence that the “last days” was…