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  1. Samuel Frost

    What is Man?

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    | Creation, Death, Eschatology, Full Preterism, Glorification, Resurrection, Topical
    February 7, 2012
    The Bible raises this question in Psalm 8.  “What is Man, that you are mindful of him?”  God is mindful of man.  God made man, formed his body of the dust, and breathed into his nostrils.  This “combination” became “a living being.”  A “human being.”  And, since like was created...
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  4. Samuel Frost

    The Problem with Daniel 12.2

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    | Articles, Commentary, Daniel, Death, Eschatology, Full Preterism, History, Resurrection
    November 18, 2011
    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...
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  5. Samuel Frost

    Refreshing Look at First Corinthians 15

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    | 1 Corinthians, Articles, Commentary, Eschatology, Full Preterism, Preterism, Resurrection, Topical
    November 4, 2011
    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...
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  6. Samuel Frost

    A Look at First Thessalonians 4

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    | 1 Thessalonians, Articles, Commentary, Death, Eschatology, False doctrine, Full Preterism, Judgment, Preterism, Resurrection, Topical
    October 3, 2011
    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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  7. Samuel Frost

    Resurrection of the Body

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    | False doctrine, Full Preterism, Glorification, Preterism, Resurrection, Topical
    September 1, 2011
    Dave Curtis, a Full Preterist (and friend), wrote, “Unless Jesus’ body had been resurrected, His disciples would have had no assurance that His soul had been to Hades and had been resurrected. The physical resurrection of Christ was essential to verify the spiritual to which it was tied. While the...
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  8. Samuel Frost

    Soul and Body

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    | Creation, Eschatology, False doctrine, Full Preterism, Preterism, Resurrection, Topical
    August 29, 2011
    As we pointed out in Christian theology concerning the glorified body of Christ, and that, based upon the Scriptures, the early church unanimously rejected (against the Gnostics, Neo-Platonists, and Platonists) that, although the soul is the man (person), his body is integral to the overall definition of man.  The reason...
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  11. Jason Bradfield

    Resurrection or Immortality of the Soul?

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    | Death, Eschatology, Full Preterism, Preterism, Resurrection, Topical
    July 18, 2011
    In the synoptic Gospels, we read of an encounter between our Lord and the Sadducees in which the Sadducees, who deny that there is a resurrection, create a little scenario that was designed to reveal the absurdity of the doctrine of resurrection. This encounter was one of a series in...
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  13. Jason Bradfield

    The Convoluted Logic of Michael Bennett

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    | Eschatology, False doctrine, Full Preterism, History, Judgment, Preterism, Resurrection, Topical
    May 20, 2011
    “Oh boy…here we go again. The ‘convoluted logic’ of Mike Bennett? Jason, you are so mean and rude.” Before i get into Mike’s “logic”, let me share with the full pret post police what Mike Bennett recently emailed me out of the blue: Jason it is apparent that you don’t...
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