Stanley D. Touusaint discusses the four major views of the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24-25. The first view is called the critical interpretation. This view does not even believe that Jesus taught this sermon but rather the early church produced the Olivet Discourse. This is a liberal view with no regard for inspiration. Another view [...]
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Partial Preterist’s view of “Generation”
Posted: April 9, 2010 in PreterismTags: Gary DeMar, J. Marcellus Kik, R. D. Sproul, Robert Gundry, Stanley D. Toussaint, Thomas Ice, Wayne Grudem
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Amillennialism and Revelation 20
Posted: March 26, 2010 in End Time Events, PreterismTags: Amillennialism, Augustine's The City of God, Dwight Pentecost, George N. H. Peters, John Walvoord, Oswald T. Allis, Prophecy and the Church, R. C. Sproul's The Last Days according to Jesus, Robert Thomas, The Theocratic Kingdom, Things to Come
R. C. Sproul gives an overview of the millennial views. He formerly was amillennial but more recently has changed to preterism.This video series is based on his book The Last Days according to Jesus. Walvoord defines amillennialism in his introduction to Revelation 20: “The amillennial interpretation is essentially a denial that there will be a millennial reign of Christ [...]
Who are Partial Preterists? Part 4
Posted: May 22, 2009 in End Time Events, PreterismTags: A D 70, David Chilton, Gary DeMar, Greg L. Bahnsen, J. Marcellus Kik, Jay Adams, Kenneth Gentry, Ligonier Ministries, Preterists, R. C. Sproul, Resurrection, Second Coming, The Last Days According to Jesus, Thomas Ice
Thomas Ice identifies several important partial preterists. Within Covenant theology men like Jay Adams and J. Marcellus Kik are partial preterists. Ice also identifies Greg L. Bahnsen, who is a Reformed and Reconstructionist preterist who was influential in producing other preterists like David Chilton, Gary DeMar, and Kenneth Gentry. Ice makes note that the [...]
