1. Jason Bradfield

    Common Ground at the Areopagus?

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    When defending presuppositional apologetics, someone almost always appeals to Acts 17 to argue that Paul would not have started with the Bible when addressing pagans who did not accept the testimony of Scripture. “You have to work them up to that”, so they argue. One individual (he whom we shall...
  2. Guest

    Feature Article by Todd Dennis

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    This article is written in opposition to the proposition of certain Futurist and Preterist theologians that Paul had one of Jerusalem’s temples in mind while penning Hebrews 9. In Hebrews 9, Paul is not writing about the necessity for Herod’s Temple to be destroyed by Roman armies. Nor is Paul...
  3. Guest

    Acts 24:15 & the Alleged Nearness of the Resurrection

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    The supposed evidence for hyperpreterism lies in the phrase “there shall certainly be a resurrection.” Here the Greek words behind “there shall certainly be” is mellein esesthai. Since the base word mello can mean “about to,” this statement is thought to demonstrate that Paul stated that the resurrection is “about...
  4. Jason Bradfield

    The Mark of the Beast

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    Nothing deep. Just some quick thoughts i had this week inspired by Gary DeMar’s God and Government series. My departure from hyper preterism has renewed my interest in postmillennial and theonomist writings, so lately i have been digging out some old books that i had buried in my shed. I started...
  5. Podcast

    The Expositor’s Hour #3: Eph 1.7-8

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    Sam and Phil continue their examination of the Epistle to the Ephesians. Today’s emphasis: Forgiveness. In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace, which he lavished upon us, in all wisdom and insight… (Ephesians 1:7-8 ESV)
  6. Samuel Frost

    Acts 3.19-21

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    Repent therefore, and turn again, that your sins may be blotted out, 20 that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord, and that he may send the Christ appointed for you, Jesus, 21 whom heaven must receive until the time for restoring all the things about...
  7. Podcast

    The Expositor’s Hour #1: Eph 1.1-7

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    Phil Naessens and Sam have begun a new podcast series entitled The Expositors Hour. In this first episode, they begin a verse by verse commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians, covering the first seven verses. You can visit the official podcast listing HERE. Enjoy!
  8. Samuel Frost

    First John 4.2

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    Paul Gates of Preterist Blog has written a tremendous article.  He alerted me to a verse that I never caught before.  I have not noticed this until today.  Let me state a little background.  While a Full Preterist, I denied that Jesus retained his incarnate body.  That is, the man,...
  9. Samuel Frost

    The Problem with Daniel 12.2

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    String together Calvin, cite Beale and Carson, throw in a little Hodge and Clarke, add some Lightfoot and oila, you get Full Preterism when you put it all together, right?  Ever hear that argument before?  It was one of my favorites.  Ed Stevens and I hashed about the idea of stringing...
  10. Samuel Frost

    Refreshing Look at First Corinthians 15

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    Max King was, without a doubt, my first real foray into the doctrine of the resurrection of the dead. Up to that time in Bible College, and, just growing up in the Church, I “heard” the usual, traditional doctrine of resurrection of bodies at the end of the world. “Glorified...
  11. Samuel Frost

    A Look at First Thessalonians 4

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    Well, since we have done I Corinthians 15, in spite of the fact that some of my critics continue to insist that I have provided no exegesis since I have left Full Preterism, let’s move on to consider  I Thessalonians 4.  It shoudn’t be that hard. Here’s the English Standard:...

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