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What is the Preterist end times prophecies?
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According to how I understand what I studied >What is the Preterist end times prophecies?
Thank you
I guess what I'm asking is what literal events will take place in the future ...From a preterist point of view
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that the literal earth and created universe will exist forever (Ecc 1:4; Eph 3:21; Ps 78:69; Ps 89:36-37)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that literal Human generations on earth continue in perpetuity (Ps 145:13; Dan 4:3, 34; Luke 1:33)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that the literal INCREASE of souls over whom Christ governs will go on forever (Isaiah 9:7)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that on the "new earth" Birth, death, ageing and sinners would continue to literally exist. (Isaiah 65:17-21, Revelation 21 & 22)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that whatever changes God has in store for the future of our literal universe, the timing and details have not been revealed to men. (Deut 29:29)
Good post above com7Fy8 .... informative and true
The Lord's Revelation is a view of the future .... the "things hereafter" .... and all of His prophets agree related to the unfulfilled portions of their visions
There is repetition of details on certain subjects as the narrative moves forward
The Lord's evaluation of the "church" is given first and these things continue to this very day, but soon He will switch His focus to His coming hour of [time] trial and judgment upon an unbelieving world .... the things here, after beginning in chapter 4 through chapter 20 .... then He will bring His eternal kingdom [Revelation 21; 22]
Revelation is the Lord's blessing upon the reader that hears and believes .... the blessed hope of His return and beyond
There are some passages that give historical reach backs for overview like Revelation 12 and Revelation 17
Ok, dfw, if Parousia is representing preterism correctly, I can see here how if things prophesied have already happened, then it would be on the earth the way it is now. And I think ones might say that the "new earth" means the new rule of God unlike before, but on this earth.The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that the literal earth and created universe will exist forever (Ecc 1:4; Eph 3:21; Ps 78:69; Ps 89:36-37)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that literal Human generations on earth continue in perpetuity (Ps 145:13; Dan 4:3, 34; Luke 1:33)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that the literal INCREASE of souls over whom Christ governs will go on forever (Isaiah 9:7)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that on the "new earth" Birth, death, ageing and sinners would continue to literally exist. (Isaiah 65:17-21, Revelation 21 & 22)
The Bible, and therefore preterism, teaches that whatever changes God has in store for the future of our literal universe, the timing and details have not been revealed to men. (Deut 29:29)
Sounds like preterist do not believe the events of the new testament are literal. ..
thanks Parousia...
.is that it?
What about judgement day and new heaven new earth. God coming down. Jesus return....New Jerusalem......Two witnesses. The resurrection what are your views?
Sounds like preterist do not believe the events of the new testament are literal. ..
thanks Parousia...
.is that it?
What about judgement day and new heaven new earth. God coming down. Jesus return....New Jerusalem......Two witnesses. The resurrection what are your views?
Sounds like preterist do not believe the events of the new testament are literal. ..
thanks Parousia...
Demonstrably false.The preterist has no end time position
Again demonstrably false. Straw man at its finest.The same has removed the biblical account from scripture .... so he thinks
Rather, we affirm the lord is PRESENT among us - it's the futurist who claims He is in a far away place waiting to returnThey think that the Lord has left the building and has reclined to some far far away place
A dead preterist will not know .... but if alive at the time the preterist will not be ready as the Lord's warns [Matthew 25:1-13; Revelation 3:15-19]
I don't know why 2 Pet 3 would use so many technical terms for the meltdown and re-creation of this world (right after speaking about technical terms for a very old earth and for creation and for the deluge). So a number of Parousia's therefore go backwards in my mind.
Don't be literal about Eph 3's world without end. It simply means that it (the condition just spelled out) is the feature of this age of the human race in God's overall plan. It is a Hebraism like those in the OT where a place or city was said to be there forever, yet we find a few centuries later that it is smithereens. It meant for the foreseeable generations.
Judgment day occurred in A.D. 70, the great white throne of judgment is the throne Christ has sat on since A.D. 30 after ascending into heaven. We will all encounter this throne one day.
The resurrection is out of paradise into heaven in A.D. 70.
New Heaven and New Earth is covenantal in nature, not cosmic in nature.
New Jerusalem is heaven.
The two witnesses many believe are the law and prophets,
or the transfiguration pair (Elijah and Moses),
or John the Baptist and Jesus,
or Peter and Paul, etc.