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·        Why the prophets treat the first and second coming of Christ as an historical unit

·        Why the “Last Days” refer to the end of an epoch now long past

·        About the Roman sequence of world empires and the kingdom of Christ

·        Gaius Julius Caesar and the “time of the end”

·        The persecution of Nero and the coming of Christ

·        The Great Tribulation and universal “time of trouble”

·        Caesar’s sacrifice and the “abomination of desolation”

·        AD 70 destruction of Jerusalem and the end of Israel’s national election

·        Michael the Archangel and the resurrection of the dead

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Ad-um-brate     (ad um΄ brāt ,    ad΄em brāt΄) 1. To give a faint shadow or resemblance of; to outline or sketch.  2. To foreshadow; prefigure.  3. To darken or conceal partially; overshadow. [<L adumbrāt(us) shaded (ptp. of adumbrāre) = ad- AD + umbr(a) shade, shadow + - adtus – ate]

 

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The mission of this site to further the study of eschatology and preterism.  Eschatology is from the Greek eschatos, "last", and signifies the study of "last things."  Eschatology is far and away the most difficult and challenging disciplines of Biblical study.  The usus loquendi of the prophets was highly figurative; their speech was veiled with poetic exaggeration and metaphors; they wrote in signs and symbols.  Without a working familiarity with their method, the prophets are difficult to apprehend.  This has caused widely divergent interpretations of their writings.  However, through the application of sound hermeneutical principles, we believe that the message of the prophets can be objectively ascertained, and that it is best understood by that school of interpretation called "preterism."  More...

 

 

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Who is the Man of Sin?

1 - Paul, and Silvanus, and Timotheus, unto the church of the Thessalonians in God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ:

Thessalonica was in Europe, in the Roman province of Macedonia, south of Philippi, the site of the famous battle where Marc Antony and Octavian Caesar defeated Cassius and Brutus.  Another important site in Macedonia is Pharisalus, where Julius Caesar defeated Pompey the Great.  Gallio of Acts 18:12, the consul of Achaea who refused to try Paul (A.D. 51-52), was brother to Seneca, Nero’s tutor.  Lucan, the nephew of Gallio and Seneca, wrote his immortal, epic poem entitled Pharisalia, about the civil war of Caesar against the Roman senate and Pompey. Lucan and Seneca were compelled to commit suicide for their part in the conspiracy to assassinate Nero and place Piso on the throne.   South of Macedonia laid the Roman province of Achaea, containing the cities of Athens and Corinth, the latter on the Peloponnesian peninsula.  Thus, as we enter into a discussion about Thessalonica, we come into contact with some of history’s most important people, places, and events.   MORE...

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The Road Back to Preterism

A Brief History of Eschatology and the Church

The book that will convince your friends and pastor that Preterism was the eschatology of the apostles!

A vital study tracing the original Preterism of Christ and the apostles through successive ages of the church, and the major schools of eschatology over the centuries, unto the rebirth and rediscovery of Preterism today.   An invaluable teaching tool to introduce others to Preterism and show its place  in the history from the beginning of the church.   

 

 

 

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Adumbrations: The Kingdom & Coming of Christ in the Book of Daniel

by Kurt Simmons

Kurt Simmons now helps preterism take a giant leap forward by introducing his new commentary on the book of Daniel. With so many predictions laced through Daniel’s twelve chapters, a reading of this relatively short book raises numerous questions. The good news is Kurt Simmons has answers; not just musings or suggestions, but solid answers based on painstaking research. I am reluctant to use superlatives, but frankly, as I reviewed the manuscript, I was amazed at the background available to support the past fulfillment of every word of Daniel and impressed with Kurt’s ability to dig it up. No longer will futurist interpretations of this mysterious set of prophecies have any credibility whatsoever now that Christians can reference a virtual mountain of evidence for historical fulfillment. The book of Daniel will no longer seem “mysterious.” The veil has been lifted. The futurist fraud has been exposed.  MORE

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The Sword & The Plow

 

An Exposition of

II Corinthian 3

1 - Do we begin to again to commend ourselves to you? Or need we, as some others, epistles of commendation to you, or letters of commendation from you? 

A breach has occurred between Paul and the Corinthians; much of the present epistle is written to heal the breach and defend Paul’s actions and apostleship.  The breach appears to have been prompted by his first epistle, in which he faulted them for the man that had his father’s wife and perhaps some of the other disorders present in the church.  “For out of much affliction and anguish of heart I wrote unto you with many tears” (II Cor. 2:4).  Because of the epistle, and because he wanted his next visit to be an occasion of joy and happiness, not grievousness and discipline, Paul by-passed Corinth when he went into Macedonia, and did not visit them as he previously indicated he would.  “Moreover I call God for a record upon my soul, that to spare you I came not as yet unto Corinth...But I determined this with myself, that I would not come again to you in heaviness.” II Cor. 1:23; 2:1; cf. II Cor. 1:15, 16  MORE


 

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 A Preterist Exposition of 

I Corinthians 15

Adapted from a lesson given at the 2nd Annual Carlsbad Eschatology Conference

 

I Cor. 15 is among the chief eschatological passages – any discussion of Christ’s second coming sooner or later will end up here.  Not surprisingly, there is a fair amount of disagreement about its meaning among Preterists.  This aritlce will attempt to help clear things up. 

I Cor. 15 is divided into three parts: vv. 1-34 deal with the fact of the resurrection and consequences of its denial. Verses. 35-50 deal with the nature of the resurrection body – natural and corruptible vs. spiritual and incorruptible. Verses 50-57 deal with the “mystery” of the eschatological change.  Let’s look briefly at each of these. More....

 

 

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Simmons’ Refutation of Martin’s

 

 “The Star that Astonished the World”

 

Dr. Ernest Martin is a world recognized authority concerning the date of Christ’s birth.  Beginning with publication of his 1976 article in Christianity Today, “The Celestial Pageantry Dating Christ’s Birth,” Martin has gained attention until he is now the leading authority in astronomical dating of Christ’s birth.  Over 600 planetariums world-wide have revised their Christmas programs to correspond with dating theories and data he has advanced.  His book, “The Star that Astonished the World” is considered the authoritative work on the date of Christ’s birth based upon astronomical events.  In this article, we refute key portions of Martin’s book .

 

 

 

 

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