Jesus Predicted a First-Century Return
The Apostles Predicted a First-Century Return of Christ
We Are Not Living in the “last days”
The Abomination of Desolation Set Up:
66 C.E.
Timeline: The Great Tribulation
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Jews Reject Christian Futurism
Did the Transfiguration Fulfill Matt. 16:28?
Was the Gospel Preached to the Whole World?
Matthew 24: Is Double Fulfillment Possible?
Did “every eye” see Christ’s return?
Was there a first-century rapture?
Does the New Testament Teach “Replacement Theology?”
Are These the “Days of Elijah?”
If Jesus has already returned, where is he?
If Jesus has already returned, why is there still death?
Is Tithing Required Under the New Covenant?
Matt. 16:24-17:1 and Parallels
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2011
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Bible Proves Christ Should Have Been Back By Now
Mar 11:
Could It Be Jesus’s Apostles Were Wrong?
Apr 29:
Theologians Grapple with Logic and Faith Conflict
Sep 22:
Wishing Proper Use of ‘Imminent’ Was Imminent
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Question: How may we know the word that the Lord has not spoken? (Deut. 18:21, ESV)
Answer: …if the word does not come to pass or come true (v. 22)
Century after century, countless theologians continue to mislead Christians with predictions of a future return of Christ:
Futurism is the belief Jesus Christ’s return will take place in the future. It assumes the first-century return predicted by Jesus, his holy apostles, the Holy Spirit and scripture failed to occur. This position makes the Father a failure as well since he was speaking through Jesus (John 14:10). Such a colossal failure implies these sources cannot be trusted for the assurance of salvation.
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