Daniel 2: The Simplest Rebuttal of the Futurist View
1. Daniel says a stone comes Daniel 2:“A stone is cut without hands.” Question:Is this stone made by people? Answer:No. 2. Jesus says He is the stone Jesus says: “The stone the builders…
Acts 17 and the Resurrection: How The Futurist Polemic Fails
A common polemical move in futurist circles is to appeal to Acts 17 as a way of discrediting fulfilled eschatology. The argument usually runs like this. Paul mentions the resurrection in…
Marriage, Resurrection, and the End of the Law: Re-examining Matthew 22:30 in Its Covenant Context
Any responsible reading of Jesus’ reply in Matthew 22:30 must begin with the question that provoked it. When that question is examined carefully, it becomes clear that the Sadducees were not…
Confidence, Not Shame: The Fulfillment of 1 John 2:28–29
Introduction Futurist interpreters often cite 1 John 2:28–29 as evidence for a still-future bodily return of Christ: "And now, little children, abide in Him, that when He appears, we may have…
Romans 11: A Covenantal Reading
Romans 11 is widely regarded as one of the most debated chapters in Paul’s writings. Futurist interpreters often view it as pointing to a future large-scale conversion of ethnic Jews, or even…
Daniel’s Seventy Weeks and the Collapse of the Dispensationalist Timeline
Abstract Dispensationalism is built on a future, postponed “70th week” of Daniel 9 as the backbone of a seven-year tribulation scheme. Yet Daniel 9:24–27 sets forth a continuous,…
Augustine and the Millennium: His Rejection of Chiliasm and Interpretation of Revelation 20
Among the church fathers, Augustine of Hippo (354-430) stands as the most influential interpreter of biblical eschatology in the West. His treatment of Revelation 20 and Matthew 24 in City of…
Examining the External Evidence for the Date of Revelation
The dating of the book of Revelation is one of the long-standing questions in biblical studies. Some suggest that it was written in the reign of Nero, before the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70.…
Was Preterism the Hymenaean Heresy?
One of the strongest objections raised against the preterist view is the charge that it revives what Paul condemned as the “Hymenaean heresy.” In 2 Timothy 2, Paul warns about men who claimed…
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