AD 30 to AD 70 – end of Old Covenant?

sovereigngrace · Jan 30, 2020

Christian Gedge said:
In fairness, some Partial Preterists are more reasonable about it. I call them ‘Partial-Partial-Preterists’ (PPP)

To be fair to the broad grouping: I would call them classic or normal Partial Preterists.

Christian Gedge · Jan 31, 2020

Continuing why I don’t accept theories that prophecy climaxed in the destruction of Jerusalem (AD 70) Please go to my next related thread:

AD 70 to AD 622 – prophecy unfolding?

mkgal1 · Feb 2, 2020

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AD 30 to AD 70 – end of Old Covenant?

When did the Old Covenant COMPLETELY end?

When Jesus said, “It is finished” and the temple curtain torn down.

On the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit was first poured out.

Over the full 7 years of the seventieth week, including the last half.

At the destruction of the temple when sacrifice no longer offered.

Date not defined – Over the full 40 years from the cross until AD 70.

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