Jews Reject Christian Futurism
Keeping Jews Jewish
Jews in Toronto, Canada confronting an apostate brother
Some Jews know the New Testament better than a lot of Christians. They have nothing to protect, so they approach the text honestly and have no problem seeing that Jesus predicted a first-century return. Since Christian futurism obviously implies the failure of Christ’s predictions, Jews deem him a false prophet to be utterly rejected. They are on solid biblical ground for declaring this rejection (Deut. 18:20-22). The following are questions Jews pose to steer people away from Jesus and Christianity. Shame on today’s prophecy teachers who give the enemies of Christ occasion to condemn him!
How can we be sure that Jesus’ promises to return are false prophecy?
According to the Book of Revelation, Jesus promised to return “quickly.” What does “quickly” mean?
What does “shortly” mean in Romans 16:20?”
Didn’t the delay in Jesus’ second coming give further opportunity for people to be “saved” by believing in him?
What does “this generation” mean in Matthew 24 , Mark 13 and Luke 21?
Why do Christians claim there will be a second coming of Jesus?
How does the passage of time effect [sic] the Christian claim of a “second coming of Christ?”
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