Great interview. I discovered preterist eschatology about six years ago and my mind was duly blown for some time. My faith is more stable than ever and God's love and faithfulness are ever more evident to me. There is a remarkable difference in living in the world while wearing the dispensationalist glasses (I grew up Baptist/Pentecostal) and having shed those and seeing the world much more optimistically and yet realistically without grasping after some unpromised political utopia. The kingdom is here and the new Jerusalem is the capitol whose gates are never closed. Having seen it's gleaming in this world through newly cleared vision, I cannot unsee it. Thank you both for your ministries.
where are you? I grew up in baptist church that was pentecostal haha.. very rare! in New Zealand.. what are you now? yeah my lives mission is to get pentecostals to go postmill.. oh it will go nuclear ! full white-pilled ! heaven and earth together, head and heart aligned in God!
With all the satanic crap going on everywhere and the mess we're all in at the hands of demonic 'globalists," criminally insane "rulers" etc. you think this plane we're on is the New Jerusalem?! Are you kidding me?! You may have taken off the dispensationalist glasses, but now you're as blind as a bat!
@@pninnabokov3734And as these men and their schemes are being exposed, how is the world reacting? Are they cheering for them and ready to make them the leaders of one world government? Are the farmers ready to turn over their farmland and let them cause mass starvation? Are people eating ze bugs? Are people going out of their way to support the DEI companies? Is Disney and bud lite more popular than ever? They are being exposed and their policies rejected en masse. It might not be happening as fast as you or I would like, but they are failing. I think you mistake their final desperate projections of strength for real power. They would love for you to give up and continue in your defeatist ways as that's all they have left.
This is a great interview. Due to the nature of the topic and massive re-learning and an abandonment of ideas learned when people were raised, they find it hard to accept. However, when they do , they find it makes much greater coherent sense of the Bible as a whole.
@@blakemcdaniel7540 hey thanks for reaching out. Not currently at the moment. While I was in the military, I limited my social media presence and activity. My Twitter handle is @laymantheology1. My most recent activity has been on LinkedIn since my transition.
@@AllInForYah time flies! I find this belief more coherent compared to my last eschatology… which was pre-millennial. It’s been quite a learning experience that you won’t get in most American churches
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Yes, it was helpful. I am a long time student of Bruce Gore. I especially enjoyed hearing him interviewed on the subject because I am a long time Partial Preterist and I am very familiar with his complete teaching on the book of Revelation.
@@joeiiiful Bruce Gore is a very good person and Bible teacher!!! I discovered him on U- tube a few months ago!!!! I was already a partial preterist thanks to Dee Dee Warren and her ministry!!!!!!
Bruce is one of my heroes. Along with R.C.Spoul, and Jeff Durban. I always felt there was something missing from the futurist concept of eschatology. And the "heaven bound" rapture idea was bunk, a total miscarriage of N.T. exegesis.!!!!!
Nice video. I don't know if I have watched every one of Bruce Gore's videos but probably pretty close to all of them. I love the way he brings historical context into his teaching.
This is great. Most modernist read the Bible incorrectly. Jesus and the apostles were talking to people At That Time! Not 2K years later. A narcissists generation wants it all about them
That's the biggest problem. Many Christians have a view of the Bible that is closer to the way Muslim's view the Quran. The Bible isn't a magical book dictated word for word from God to a single person. It's a collection of books and letters written over the course of 1000 years about specific situations and times in history... and written to very specific audiences. That's what is most baffling about Revelation. The author specifically, very clearly addresses the book to 7 churches that were there at the time he was writing. He even talks about very unique situations going on in each church. It can't be clearer who he is writing to. The fact that people want to make it all about them 2000 years later is egomaniacal to say the least.
Brother A-aron, wonderful job by you and appreciate the insightful teachings of Prof Gore. One question I would like to have seen addressed is the Professor's theology of the 2 Resurrections mentioned in the Book of Revelation. Perhaps some day you can have him back and see what he has to say on that. Shalom, Alan
I have always found the dispensational view point very confusing. I read a number of books that espoused dispensetionalism but somehow it didn't make sense. I felt they were attempting to piece together portions of scripture to make sense of their position ut it wasn't at all contextual scriptural. When i was exposed to preterism (not hyper preterism) the book of Daniel and Revelation began to make sense. Bruce gore is very clear and informed, I thank God for him. Watching from Nairobi Kenya
Dispensationalism is a very bad doctrine. It's a shame it is so dominant. Check out my channel when you get a chance: ua-cam.com/channels/WM1UWenyftr3FJNyBNFYOw.html
@@BrotherAaronSpeaksNo he didn't. He left massive holes in his arguments and never cover justification or explanations for them... He said things you liked not a good explanation... For example he disproved his own argument then said it wasn't right but never explained why or completely ignores old testament which covers some of the issues brought up. I would love to be able to ask questions to get those holes filled... But this was a very poor coverage of Eschotoligical things.
@@jeojttongBruce Gore has a multiple-part series where he goes into very good detail, all the way back through church history. You may find it enlightening when he covers the birth of dispensationalism and how it proliferated. The playlist is called “Apocalypse in Space and Time” it contains 60 videos of teaching. Did you expect him to cover it all in an hour?
Fantastic discussion! It did seem to go a little awry on the millennial reign at the end. It seems to me the position Gore is taking there can only be held when ignoring the many instances in the prophets (and Psalms) that speak of a time when the Lord is literally, physically located in a spot on the Earth, ruling. Of course, Psalm 2 famously states that "I will set My King on My holy hill". But then there's Micah 4 that says in the latter days the house of the Lord will be established on the top of the mountains, above all other hills, and that people will flow to it and say "come, let us go up and be taught by Him". Zechariah 14:16 also says people will go up to where the King is to worship Him, and to celebrate the feast of Tabernacles (God with us). Ezekiel 39 says that the Lord Himself will draw up the nations to where He is in the north, where the mountains of Israel are - they think they are coming to make war with Him and the camp of the Saints, but the Lord says He is drawing them up in order to destroy them with fire from Heaven (Gog/Magog). The encircling of the camp of the saints at the end of satan's little season (which is AFTER the millennial reign) clearly indicates that the Lord Himself is present in that specific location on the Earth. A literal reign on the Earth. Shalom!
Thank you Bruce Gore. Your series on Revelation really is spot on. More of both the old and New Testament makes even more sense. It’s a shame so many pastors are misleading the church with false left behind nonsense. The parable of the wheat and tares alone demolishes the pre trib rapture lie. I’m listening to your series on John next. Keep teaching with the Holy Spirit. He’s the one that’s teaching us through people like yourself. Question, how do so many pastors that are high up in Christianity get off track with left behind? McArthur just to name one. They will get in your face and call you deceived.
@roywhite8504 scriptures don't lie son, preterist are the liars. You can't get a post trib-Rapture out of Isa. 26:19:21, Rev. 12:5, 6:1, Jude 14 or Zach. 14:15. What you are is a foolish virgin and will be left behind.
MacArthur knows this futurist's nonsense is a money maker!!! A whole industry has been erected to facilitate all this hogwash!!!!!. Ask David Jeremiah, he can drive down to the bank blindfolded and deposit "your"money into "his" account!!!!! And he's not alone!!!!!! This is no joke!!!!!
These futurist's pastors know their message is a cash cow!!!!!! Hocking their dispensational nonsense to the unlearned teems of believers out there!!!!! Just gotta keep that gravy train going!!!!!
@@davidwoods6015 I argue to differ because I'm learned and have made zero $$$,$$$.$$ preaching the pre-trib Rapture and all Israel will be saved. Why? Because the Bible tells me so. What's your argument of proof?
I have always had a great interest in especially Early American history, but now I really LOVE everything touching Bible history & I think you are GREATLY responsible! *** the “loosen my mortar” comment was really good! Thanks!
When it comes to dating the NT, I find it interesting that none of the NT authors mention the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem. Hebrews (a book we don't know the date or author of) clearly implies that the temple and sacrificial system are still in place. The gospels have Jesus' prediction of the temple being destroyed, but never seem to gloat or make reference to the fact that it actually came true. Particularly John (regarded as the last gospel). John has a habit of translating and explaining for his audience (rabbi means teacher, for example) or saying things that would happen later as he tells his story of Jesus (he mentions that Judas is the one who would betray Jesus). But none of the gospels actually point out that the temple WAS EVENTUALLY destroyed. None of the NT epistles (at least the ones that survived) mention it either. That is an earth-shattering event that you think would be made reference to if the books were written after 70AD (or edited by a later redactor).
Fantastic interview. Thank you! If we are in the 1000 years then it means that there will be a final rebellion in the end according to revelation 20 before death is destroyed.
We are in the 'Little Season' now. The Time of deception, which Pref. Gore and I disagree upon. It is clear people are Still being deceived, entire Nations have gone astray. There is much evidence that there was a 1,000 year time period that produced tremendous beauty in architecture etc...then, when Satan was loosed many of these structures have been defaced with pagan symbolism as well as literally burned to the ground. We could be in the time just before the Gog, Magog War as described in Rev. 20. But, just a guess.
I really enjoyed doing it but It was my first one and I did pretty terrible. Im getting better over time so with the grace of God ill continue to improve. We have to get you on so we can do some dialogue on apologetics and evangelism. You should get Tiffany Hosea involved as well. If I'm not mistaken she had involvement with evangelism in the Dominican Republic in the past.
Myself and pastor Mike Blume are in 100% agreement in terms of conclusion. Him and I are in lockstep. I have no disagreements. He makes the same argument I would with Israel being the church in the New Testament.
Only one Gospel: The Gospel of Reconciliation. Jesus Christ came into THEIR kingdom to reconcile fallen angels unto Himself. We are the fallen angels (ELOHIM) kept in DNA chains of darkness. If you do not confess being a fallen angel in Lucifer's kingdom, then you are an unbeliever. Unbeliever = those that claim to be made in the image of ELOHIM(gods). REPENT FALLEN ANGELS.
The following observation relates to how we have imposed things on the biblical text which has allowed error and misunderstanding to seep in. There were no “chapters” in the text. I know it seems pedantic to remind people of that fact, but it is kinda important. Chapters tend to impose an order and contextual structure that shapes perception of how the text is read. When the author does so, the divisions are truly internal and meaningful to the text. When editors or others add chapter and verse their particular impressions are superimposed on the text. I like my standard Bible-and use chapter and verse often. I also have a smooth reading Bible and one on audio. They have no chapter and verse breaks and no “headings” (example: my Spirit-Filled Life NKJV study Bible has “Jesus and the Fig Tree” before the passages where Jesus encounters the fig tree. Innocuous in that instance, but it disconnects the passages from the previous ones.)
Agree. And even more so, I would stress that there were no pericopes and no verses either. The number of times people think a single verse taken out of context or the editor inserted pericope heading is enough to establish doctrine is disturbing. I'd be happier if people at least read the whole chapter their verse appears in and explained how it fits into the flow of the text, but people treat verses like it is a choose your own theology adventure book that you get to mix and match until you come up with your preferred beliefs.
regarding the last question.. I think Hebrew chapter 8+9 might give us further insight. Christs testament, his last will, is valid and active with his death and/or with the destruction of the temple.
Rev 22:14-15 ISV 14 “How blessed are those who wash their robes so that they may have the right to the tree of life and may go through the gates into the city! 15 Outside are dogs, sorcerers, immoral people, murderers, idolaters, and everyone who loves and practices falsehood.
One of the great ethnocentric projections into biblical literature is the constant assumption that a biblical book like Revelation has one date of completion., as if publication in the ancient Near East was operating on the modern methods of review, editing, submission and printing. Since the books were "living' words, alive in the hearing of the assembles. they could well have been formed like living organisms, in ongoing stages. one stage of Revelation seems rooted in mid 60s AD experience, another layer perhaps decades later.
There is no evidence that it was not written in one sitting. Written prophecies were not “organic” documents that morphed over time. They were very carefully and completely copied exactly as written.
Mr. Gore sounds like a full preterist. I have as much a problem with full preterism as I do dispensationalism. I guess I'm a partial-preterist , same as the late R.C. Sproul , and the current, Steve Gregg.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Daniel has four beasts which I understand as Babylon, Medes/Persians, Greece and last Rome. The four beasts are those that exercised rulership over Jerusalem for a time period each. The fourth beast being Rome sees a small horn rising and humiliating three. I believe that small horn that rose up through the army ranks was Vespasian who became victorious in the year of the four emperors. So the other three of Otho, Galba and Vitellius were not of great importance when it came to Jerusalem, but Vespasian was as he oversaw its destruction. When Jerusalem was gone the beasts came to their end. The new Jerusalem above would not be ruled over like earthly Jerusalem. So although Vespasian went on to rule some more years as emperor of Rome, he only ruled a short period as part of the beast of Revelation.
If I say something like "man I called you ten times already and you havn't answered!" there is a difference from "I will run Ten miles with you tomorrow". ...We need to always understand context. Within the Context of the 1,000 years is also the description of the 'beheaded' Saints reigning...So, is this figurative as well and the Lord did not raise them up for a time to reign? I did enjoy the interview, but there are many things that need to be addressed. One example is "Could it be we are in the "Little Season" of deception, when Satan has been loosed again to deceive the Nations in the four quarters of the earth? It does not seem like Satan is having any trouble blinding the minds of people or entire Nations for that matter, at this point in History! How does he explain the horrific wars based in Atheistic Philosophy that almost destroyed Europe etc...We have the constant daily battle with the fallen ones and wickedness in High Places...principalities,powers...dominions..and our own flesh...etc. Look at what is going on world wide! We are not in just another time...they are using very evil things (tech.) all around us to damage our bodies, including the constant weather modification etc....Do you understand that Evolution and the Globe Model are a Lie, that they do not align with what Jesus designed. We very well have had history manipulated and revised all around us, we cannot depend on men or for that matter what every Historian says. Do we have to be Biblical Scholars with endless degrees to Understand God's Word? Did God Preserve His Word as he said he would in Psalm 12? What about the FACT that all the ancient prophecies only describe forms of ancient warfare...horses, bows, arrows, shields, swords...etc...This makes me think we are WAY after the Tribulation described in Revelation and the War of Armageddon...even the 1,000 years! We most likely are that generation living in the 'Time of Deception'....the great, great, great...grandchildren of those who did not 'Believe' during the Millennium. Because there IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in the Bible that describes our form of civilization today...so I'm thinking it can only fit in the "Little Season". I wish with all may heart that All denominations, Thinkers and Believers would come together and address these things...But, everyone always thinks they have the answer...so they stop searching. There are the little people...not scholars...discovering Melted Structures All over the earth (Meltology)...people who are thinking and wondering...while the leaders are saying the same things over and over...and REFUSE to answer simple questions! I study my Bible and this is the best conclusion I can come to, the idea that we are actually living in a time with Christ reigning with a 'rod of iron' just doesn't make sense...Heavenly Jerusalem is removed, now we wait for its return...(I think!)
Bruce went to Chiapas, Mexico, with us in June to be in a ministerial conference, teaching on Revelation with Gary DeMar, another great teacher on the partial preterist position. We hope to have more conferences in the near future, as the Lord leads, as other churches are asking for more teaching. 🙏 🙏
I thoroughly enjoyed this with Bruce Gore ! I've wondered what his personal view was and I thought this may have been it. I'm just really glad that this great teacher holds this view and not the Pre-Trib Dispensational view! He didn't say, so I wonder if this view of Preterism (Partial) doesn't belive in a second return of Christ because he didn't allude to it at all, or that it has happened already? Perhaps I can find the answer in one of his many videos. I hope so! 🙏
Paul says in 1 Cor 6:3 that we shall judge angels. The words shall judge is translated from the greek krinoumen and reverse to the process of passing a verdict. It is derived from an archaic greek root meaning "to separate between the valuable and the worthless. Clearly, there is a future event in which we will sit with Jesus Christ and divide the angels into the faithful and the worthless. When does this trial of the angels take place and is it described later in the Bible (hint: it is)
I heard someone say that one of Nero's name was Damitian, however you spell it and that there was more than just one who had that name. That could be why some date it around 95ad. thinking it was a different Damitian other than Nero.
@@christincommon5496 You're talking about a different Domitian. I've heard about the one you're talking about. But one of Nero's names was Domitian which could be where some of the confusion comes from if the one I heard from is correct.
I guess I missed it, but what is the difference between the partial viewpoint and the full? In other words what does the "partial" believer think is still yet to come? The volume was really bad on this video so I might have missed it
Yeah I apologize for the audio quality! I’ve fixed it since then. The primary difference between the two is second coming of Christ. Partial preterists hold to the fact that the second coming has yet to occur which will be followed by the final final judgement. Full preterists believe that all of the events, including the second coming Has been fulfilled.
@toolegittoquit_001 was the Bible written about Rome? In fact do you see rome condemned anywhere in the Bible? All I see is Paul telling people to obey the ruelers... just My2Cents
Unfortunately preterist eschatology is in violation of a very basic principle that structures and determines biblical interpretation, as delineated by such verses as 1 Cor 2:13,14; 2 Pet. 1:19-21; 2 Tim. 3:16; Rev. 22:18-19, that basic principle being that the Bible is a closed book and all the truths it holds are self defining. It means that the Bible NEVER points the reader outside of itself to determine its meaning. The Bible is the word of God What does this means relative to correct biblical hermeneutics and exegesis? It means that all our interpretations and understandings MUST come from the Bible itself and the Bible alone. So it is that the minute we take the writings of some other post-canonical writer, reading their writings into the Bible, we've moved away from truth - not closer to it. Same goes for archeological and historical data. The greatest truth and blessing of the Bible is its self- contained and self-defining nature as the word of God. We have full assurance of the truths we read there w/ no question as to whether we have it all or whether some data "out there" exists that we need to consider. Preterism along with any other belief system that violates the nature of Holy Scriptures as the full word of God, closed (self-contained) and self-defining should be dismissed as the mere wisdom of men.
2 Timothy 2 KJV 16 “But shun profane and vain babblings: for they will increase unto more ungodliness. 17 And their word will eat as doth a canker: of whom is Hymenaeus and Philetus;18 Who concerning the truth have erred, saying that the resurrection is past already; and overthrow the faith of some.” 2 Timothy 2 16 CJB 16 “But keep away from godless babbling, for those who engage in it will only become more ungodly, 17 and their teaching will eat away at people like gangrene. Hymenaeus and Philetus are among these; 18 they have missed the mark, as far as the truth is concerned, by saying that our resurrection has already taken place; and they are overturning some people’s faith. 19 Nevertheless, God’s firm foundation stands, stamped with these words: “The Lord knows his own,”[a] and, “Let everyone who claims he belongs to the Lord stand apart from wrongdoing.”[b]”
When it comes to Dispensationalism and especially those who think there is going to be a "rapture" (a concept completely foreign to the Biblical authors), I call all of that "Cartoon Christianity". It's like cringey made-for-tv sci-fi movie or a kid's cartoon version of Christianity, and it's extremely frustrating to endure. Particularly because those who believe it are frequently the loudest in any group and all it takes is to get two of them together and then they absolutely dominate the entire discussion and make it all about their fantasies.
Could pre- 1000 yr kingdom and Kingdom come in 70ish already BOTH be CORRECT? Jesus said as the days of Noah/Lot so shall it be…. And….nothing new under the sun… And even the prophets have infilled prophecies . Could the Book of Revelation have had partial fulfillment in 70 AD and will repeat again soon? Haggi, maybe malichai? Said something like ….in 2 DAYS (ie 2000 years) the Abba will come again to redeem All of Israel. Could Revelation occur 2x like all other prophecies? Just thinking out loud😊
Hey brother great interview. Love Bruce Gore. I believe in this interpretation of Revelation. The one question I have is does this view require that we are actually in The New Heavens and New Earth? If not, why not?
Gore makes a compelling case for a rendering of the Great Tribulation leading up to the destruction of Jerusalem, but his dismissal of double fulfillment is more dismissal than good argumentation. Gore's point that generation is discrete and its usage in the Greek is a solid argument. But he misses that his argument still works in a double fulfillment (where preterist and futurist approaches have an ironic alignment.)
I would love to talk to you one on one if your willing. I’m interested in hearing your point of view regarding this interview. Let me know if your interested.
Why does 'this generation' have to be "double fulfillment"? I know you want it to be to preserve your beliefs, but that's not an argument. Why not triple fulfillment or more? The prophecies about Christ's death in the OT, do they get a double fulfillment too? Daniel describes the details of the Selucid empire in dozens of prophecies, do they get a double fulfillment too? There is NO justification from the Bible that the Olivate Discourse is magically different from all other prophecies and requires a double fulfillment. It's wishful thinking by desperate dispensationalists grasping at straws. Sorry guys, "this generation" cooks your goose on that one.
*Historicism is biblical* Declaring *the end from the beginning* and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure: {Isaiah 46:10} “Write the things which thou hast seen, and the things which are, and the things which shall be hereafter;” {Revelation 1:19} Prophetic continuance is histrorisim.
At the end of the video, he puts the beginning of the millennium at Jesus’s resurrection (which I agree with). And yet he is a post-millennialist? Wouldn’t that make him an amillenialist?
Bound in terms of not being able to stop the spread of the gospel. So when you read “Jas 4:7 Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. “ He cannot impede the gospels thrust! There is no way that the gospel should have been able to spread through all the persecution yet it did. The understanding of the Greek word for bound can mean “ forbid or prohibit “ and it seems that the word-picture that John used would be that Satan was forbidden
The fallen nature of man is evil without the work of Satan. Binding Satan does not change that. Only faith in Jesus Christ by the grace of God, changing hearts of stone to flesh.
@@Kenneth-nVAaccording to thayers lexicon, the greek word deo is only used in the context of forbid or prohibit in mt 16:19 and mt 18:18. Whereas its use in rev 20:2 talking about the binding of satan, is in the context of a captive being bound. Just some food for thought.
According to some, the Book of the Revelation was not going to be canon, and the last book of the Bible would've been The Shepard of Hermas. It lost out by one or two VOTES at the Council of Nicea 325 AD.
This is a straw man argument. A Dispensational thinker will label all his opponents with this broad and inaccurate "junk drawer" term - Replacement Theology. A postmil person does NOT believe the chucks replaced Israel, the church includes the true believing Israel. Paul talk about the olive tree being Israel. The cut away branches were unbelieving Israel,the natural branches are believing Israel and the "wild branches" are the gentiles who were included in God's promise. The only "replacement" that took place was replacing the unbelieving portion of the Jews with believing gentiles. As regards to OT prophecy, Christ is the fulfillment of it, according to him and his apostles. Old covenant National Israel was the type and shadow of the true believing Israel, that was then opened to the gentiles. My Dispensationalist Bible college taught me the the most important plan in all the Bible and history was God's plan for Israel. But I later realized that they were teaching true Replacement Theology, replacing Christ with Israel. 20 years later, I fully discarded Dispensational's replacement theology and became a postmil. Dispensationalism was a recent fabrication from the 1830s, totally absent from the greatest thinkers of the Faith for all the 1800 years prior.
Which old covenant? The word to Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses? The covenant of Sinai is clearly finished and made obsolete in Christ Jesus! So Yes Christ replaced Moses Religious people are hooked on the old rules and regulations and demand others to likewise which is very unwise! Free in Christ ✝️🕊♥️ From Sin Death and the law. Called into His Love ~ much Higher and better 🙏🏻🙏🏿
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Jesus Christ replaced the covenant made @ Sinai. Given to Moses. External ~ laws on stone. Circumcision of the flesh. A human priest. (Subtraction). The New Covenant in Jesus’ own blood 🩸 ✝️ Filled with The HOLY SPIRIT 🕊 Internal. Circumcision of the heart Only achieved by GOD. New Creation. Addition!
Multiple Second Coming Visions in Revelation: (book not in chronological order ) Christ returns at the end of Revelation chapter 6, with signs in the sun, moon, and stars, as are found in the Olivet Discourse. Those at the end of the chapter are hiding from the wrath of the Lamb. Why would they be hiding if Christ is not present? The "kings", "captains", "might men", "free", and "bond" are also found in chapter 19 at the return of Christ. He returns at the 7th trumpet, which is the last trumpet in the Bible, and the time of the judgment of the dead in Revelation 11:15-18. The beginning of chapter 12 is a history lesson containing the fall of Satan, and the birth and death of Christ, who is the seed promised to crush the head of Satan in Genesis 3:15. The Second Coming is found in the "harvest" of chapter 14, which is related to the parable of the wheat and tares in Matthew chapter 13. He comes as a thief at Armageddon, and we find the greatest earthquake in history in chapter 16. This occurs when the 7th angel pours out his vial. How powerful is an earthquake which moves islands and destroys the mountains? What is happening to the planet? He comes on a horse in chapter 19. Chapter 20? Does He come with the fire, and the judgment of the dead at the end of chapter 20, which agrees with what Paul said in 2 Thessalonians 1:7-10, and 2 Timothy 4:1? (The time of the judgment of the dead is also found in Revelation 11:18.) There are no mortals left alive on the planet at the end of Matthew 25:31-46. Why does an angel come down from heaven with a key to unlock the bottomless pit in Revelation 9:1-2, if the pit was not already locked? Revelation 9:14 proves some of the angels were previously bound in some manner. Because the two witnesses were bodily resurrected from the dead in Revelation 11, the "first resurrection" at the beginning of Revelation 20 is not the first bodily resurrection in the book. The principle of "Recapitulation" means there are multiple visions of His return.
Revelation is indeed in chrono order. First, let's look at chapter 6. The first 6 seals are in chrono order. They are listed in numerical order, not 4, 1, 6, 2, 3, 5! Next, there is a break between seal 6 and seal 7 in chapter 7. And beleive it or not, THAT is where Jesus ends his discussion of end times in his Olivet Discourse. So, he doesn't mention anything at all about the 7th Seal, thereby, we can conclude that Jesus is discussing the rapture, NOT his touching down on the earth. Zecharia 14 discusses that part. Again, in his Olivet Discourse, Jesus ends the conversation with Revelation chapter 7 (not the end of the 6th Seal, but with what comes after the 6th seal). Lastly, the 7th Seal is indeed in chrono order. The 7th Seal spans chapters 8-16. What's left of Revelation after that is DISCUSSION of what things mean, of what John saw, etc., etc. So there is NOT multiple second comings. And if you didn't notice, in Zecharia 14, WE COME BACK WITH JESUS. This is in Revelation, too: Revelation 19:14 And the armies which were in heaven followed him upon white horses, clothed in fine linen, white and clean. Revelation 19:19 And I saw the beast, and the kings of the earth, and their armies, gathered together to make war against him that sat on the horse, and against his army. We are the ones clothed in fine linen, white and clean. But here is a way to find out if Revelation is in chrono order: There are three, count 'em, three WOE'S (KJV WORDING). The "Woe's" don't begin until you get to the 7th Seal. Revelation 9:12 One woe is past; and, behold, there come two woes more hereafter. Revelation 11:14 The second woe is past; and, behold, the third woe cometh quickly. Revelation 12:12 (just a warning of the thrid) Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time. Chapter 14 is the RAPTURE of the 144000 PLUS NEW CONVERTS. Chapter 16 is ARMEGEDDON. Chapter 17 and beyond is EXPLANATIONS. Seems that many are confusing the rapture of chapter 7 with the 2nd LANDING (coming) of Zech 14, when we all come BACK with Jesus as mentioned in Revelation 19. In chapter 16, IT'S OVER and done with, which is why the remaining portion of Revelation is just EXPLAINING. Revelation 16:17 17 And the seventh angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, It is done. There are no more vials to pour out. I don't think people realize that there are TWO raptures. One for the church, in chapter 7, and another for the 144000 + in chapter 14.
@@chapmaned24 The 144k were the brave first century believers; the first fruits of those redeemed to God from man; they’re the first generation of Jewish Christians... Revelation is God’s divine judgement on apostate Jerusalem and it’s fulfilled bro..
@@lavieenrose5954 It is a good one, and I'll tell you why. The 144000 are 12000 from twelve tribes. How many tribes were in Israel during the days of Jesus, Paul, Peter, and John? NOT MANY. Paul visited synagogues in different countries to preach to the Jews. After the Babalonia/Assyrian exile, NOT MANY JEWS CAME BACK to Israel. Most stayed behind, while others moved to far away places such as Ephesis, and Thessalonica, and Greece, etc. So, we still have Ezekiel 36 that has to STILL play out, and BOTH of the NORTHERN Kingdom and the SOUTHERN Kingdom must still be rejoined back together again, with all twelve tribes. One of those kingdoms has 2 tribes, the other has 10. Again, see Ezekiel 36 for their RETURN. That didn't happen in those olden days of 70 AD. And neither did the sealing of 144000.
Where an idea originates has little to no bearing on the validity of the information presented. Ideas have to originate somewhere. I do understand you concerns however!
The post-70 A.D. dating of the book of Revelation renders all preterist thought null and void. The earliest Christian historian who recorded the church's knowledge of the Domitianic dating of Revelation was Hegessippus in 150 A.D. (around the time when most of those who would have known John had likely already died), and this continued to be the unanimous view until about 4 centuries later with the Syriac Peshitta NT manuscript in which someone wrote that John was exiled under Nero. It is sometimes claimed that the Neronic dating is in the original, but this is impossible since the original lacked the book of Revelation. From what I've been able to gather, there is no source or reasoning given for this change in that 6th century manuscript. This is problematic at best, and lacks the authoritativeness that would be required to credibly make such a huge revision to what was commonly accepted and passed down from the end of the first century/beginning of the 2nd. The same can be said for the Muratorian Fragment, which is the 7th century copy of the 2nd century original, with no way to prove the Neronic dating was in the original. There is no record of any of the early church fathers holding to the Neronic date of Revelation. A fascinating glimpse into the early church fathers and what they believed on a variety of topics is in 'A Dictionary of Early Christian Beliefs', over 700 pages compiled by David Bercot. In addition to Hegessippus (110-180 A.D. and who, notably, wrote this decades prior to Irenaeus, and Irenaeus was a disciple of Polycarp who was himself a disciple of John), Tertullian (155-220 A.D.), Hyppolytus of Rome (170-235 A.D.), Eusebius (263-339 A.D.), Jerome (345-420 A.D.), Sulpicius Severus (363-425 A.D.), and a number of others both before and not long after the council at Nicaea all confirm that John was exiled to Patmos by Domitian where he received Revelation. The lack of any dissenting view naming Nero in place of Domitian until the 6th century should give early-date advocates pause. So at least most of the events of Revelation are still in our future (some view the messages to the churches as having already been strictly for them and completely fulfilled, while some view each church as symbolic for a different time period, and of course there could be room for double-fulfillment of most of those first 3 chapters). There was a celebration on Patmos in 1995 commemorating 1900 years (approximately, as in 95 or 96 A.D.) since the Revelation Jesus gave to John. Also, what other events in the 1st century A.D. are ever claimed as taking place 2 or 3 decades earlier (or later, for that matter)? With all of the accurate records kept during the Roman Empire era and surviving today, there is little room for such a vast difference being feasible. It's commonly believed that Jesus died around 30 or 33 A.D., Paul and Peter were martyred in the 60's, Nero lived from 37-68 A.D., etc. No one says Jesus died in 3 A.D. or 60 A.D., or that Peter and Paul were martyred in the 30's A.D. or 90's A.D., or that Nero actually reigned around the time of Jesus' ministry as recorded in the Gospels. The majority of scholarship places John's writing of Revelation in the mid-90's, but somehow preterists think it's ok to switch this around by 3 decades compared to the overwhelming consensus of the past 2000 years? The great fire of Rome took place for nearly a week during 64 A.D., but no one places it in 62 A.D. let alone 34 A.D. A powerful earthquake in 60 A.D. devastated Laodicea. And yet no one ever says that earthquake took place in 30 A.D. 30 years prior. With the vast majority of evidence to the contrary, preterism literally rests on this single pillar of the dating of the book of Revelation. And, really, that is no pillar at all in light of the historicity of the late date.
Good stuff brother I’m aware of that. Are you willing to layout your argument in away that people other than me can understand live. I personally am aware of the historical attestation to many of these arguments. But most of the pretreat argument comes from the Internal and external evidence of Book itself. All history is done in context. From a historical theology standpoint I see you 100%. But from the Scriptural text itself, in the Greek, a very plausible argument can be made. If you are willing to present your argument in a syllagistic fashion, it would be really helpful to people in the comments.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks hi brother, thank you for the offer but I'm not one to go making videos with myself on UA-cam. It's just not my thing. But a lot of what I've posted about has been done through pouring over arguments both for the early date and for the late date. I always examine all sides to arguments and put them to the test until I'm confident that I've arrived at the correct conclusions. I've read articles, listened to debates on UA-cam, watched YT videos with those on both sides of the argument and have come to what I believe to be an airtight argument against which I've seen no preterist able to articulate a substantial response. Another angle that works is coming against the preterist idea that the Old Covenant was not fully abolished until 70 A.D., even though Christ paid it all on the cross and there was no room for the Old Covenant to exist concurrently with the New Covenant in any capacity (that's a whole nother post though). I do wish that more would pay attention to the fact that an overwhelming majority of historians and scholars throughout history have favored the late date, and that this comparatively new traction for the early date (albeit still in the minority) is just another ploy of the enemy to lull the church to sleep with preterism so that they will not be watching for Christ's return. If some historian today made a claim that Queen Elizabeth the first had a child while reigning over England (assuming this view has never been presented), even though history records that she died childless in 1603, how seriously would this be taken? Not at all. That is the length of time we're talking about here; from the time John died in Emperor Trajan's reign until the first claim in the 500's A.D. about him being exiled under Nero even though Nero was known to set Christians on fire instead of exiling them. Domitian was known for exiling. There's a great debate between Mark Hitchcock and Hank Haanagraaf about the dating of Revelation that I would encourage people to check out on UA-cam. I've watched most of it and plan on finishing it soon. Also Dr. Michael Brown has done some solid debates on the subject.
Johnny Doe there is a difference between partial and full. I only espouse the partial and it has no effect on my expectation of the lords return. Btw, I’ve seen you post this same comment on other videos which is why I think you should make a video. The comments are really long and most people don’t have the evidence to examine that you put forward.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks I think it's one of the strongest arguments, and I want as many people to have the information out there in front of them as possible. If folks are serious about wanting to know the truth on this topic, they can read the comments in their entirety and check the facts themselves. Reading through the comments will not take as long as watching a YT video explaining everything more in depth. God bless.
Revelation 22:19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book. PRETERISTS take away from the words of the book of prophecy.
I think it is their way of allowing the guest to introduce their credentials/training/history to establish credibility and help us know where he is coming from.
I encourage people to read Revelations 20 as the honorable @Bruce Gore presents his view. It doesn't register. The expansive view of the word "thousand" does not apply here. It is a discrete number, because in the 1001th year, Satan makes his view, this collapsing Gore's example that the "thousand" is just a general view for a big unfathomable amount.
Jaison J. Raju hey brother! I appreciate the comment. The text doesn’t in and of itself define what 1000 years are. And it makes no reference of the 1001st year. That kind of precise language is not used there.
Revelation 1-19 is over. We are in the Millennial Reign of Christ, aka 1,000 year Reign, aka Gospel Era. satan is locked up right now and before you heard the Gospel Message of Jesus Christ you were locked up with him in the chains of sin and death. The Gospel makes us free!!! The Gospel is this: Jesus Christ conquered sin and death then sent us the Holy Spirit. Revelation 21 and 22 are future.
Then there is the truth. Historicism the way Daniel teaches it: a sequence of foreign powers (the Gentiles) who occupy Jerusalem sequentially for 2,556 years and 8 months. That is, seven times 365.2 years, where 365 years is both the number of days of the year, rendered as years, as well as the number of years the Solomon Temple existed prior to the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem. Thereafter, the seven times of discipline of the nation of Israel, lasted until June 1967 and the Six Day War. It was then Jerusalem was also reunified / resanctified as the Daniel 8, 2,300 prophecy foretold. The midpoint? AD 689 when the construction of the abomination buildings began on the Temple Mount. The Dome of the Rock and then the al Aqsa Mosque on a wing (level platform) as Daniel stated.
We are now entering Daniel’s last milestone; his 1,335th year since the abomination of desolation in AD 689. There are no more prophetic milestones with dates attached anywhere in scripture. ‘Seven Times: Egypt to Istanbul’
Completely false. The Thousands of years you stated are utter fabrications. This has ZERO to do with Islam. It also has ZERO to do with the Catholic Church. These are fabricated boogeymen made up and injected in a story and prophecy that already occurred and passed.
@BrotherAaronSpeaks I am certain that the conclusions made in this video have alternative valid interpretations. And because the speaker says there are no other valid interpretations it is concluded that the seaper is incorrect.
@@davidboyer2290 that’s I don’t think you are wrong about valid alternatives. I think what really has to be asked is who scalable is any interpretation across the entire text of the Bible. The cohesiveness and internal consistency, and congruency with the text is what we all have to go with. I don’t believe in marrying yourself to a position but rather a methodology.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks And I see your methodology as faulty. John wrote what he saw accurately. The angels transmitted Gods message accurately. And God said exactly what He wanted said. So why are you changing the meaning of the text to match your ideology?
Love the rest of your stuff- massively - I often listen to you historical stuff whilst going to sleep- but Preterism * is heresy - sorry - just is- when ever has the river Euphrates ever dried up- revelation somewhere- John gives a geographical position here on earth not in the heaven-lies...dead give away- dead give away
What if I told u that the Euphrates had already been “dried up” centuries before? Cyrus diverted the Euphrates that flowed through Babylon causing it to dry up and marched into Babylon. What John is saying is that Jerusalem is Babylon and like Babylon of old it too will be destroyed..also armies today do not need dried up river beds to make way for an army..they would use planes and drop them in..the Chinese does not need to send 200 million men..they could just send a few missiles..this is a vision of the destruction of the new Babylon (I.e. Jerusalem)..1st century readers would hav known this history..this is symbolic language..
Your miss use of heresy is a dead give away to your emotional response. Preterists believe in The crucified ✝️ dead and buried Jesus who is The Resurrection and ascended into Heaven They believe HIS prophecy So no they are Not heretical.
Gore is in error on the 7 hills. Jerusalem is the city with 7 hills and she is the beast, as well as the whore. I watched Gore a few years and realized he has some errors in his theology. The Book of Revelation was written before 70ad as the temple was still standing. The abomination that causes desolation is the position of the High Priest (the Last one) is whom caused the destruction of the temple. This man Phinnias ben Samuel (son of Samuel) of whom had no Levite bloodline, only the sons of Aaron were allowed to hold that position, He was the anti-christ, the people cast lots for him (took money for him to be in that office), the other priests had to teach him what to do. While he was offering a sacrifice to God all mighty, he was struck dead. No son of Samuel was allowed to be in that office, he was considered illegally a High Priest. From 67ad to 70ad. If one goes backward in time from the 70ad mark, take 3 years off for the Great Tribulation , that it is 66ad, now take off 40 years to allow for repentances' which God tried to turn them back to him and they refused. 66ad minus 40 years, brings us to the year of 26ad the year the Lord was crucified. And it was a Jubilee, scripture gives us the answer, as Christ and his disciples walked in the fields eating the heads of grain, this was allowed through the law, this points to a Jubilee year, besides other proofs. taking the money Judas sold Christ for, we see there is a time of the Jubilee year which there are many clues in the scriptures, Christ was valued by the Priests at 30 pieces of silver which gives way to his actual age, which was 49.7 years old leaving a full 5 months until he turned 50 years old. This makes Christ born in 25bce, when there are signs in the heavens declaring his birth, this same sign was showing for 3 years in the heavens. This is the sign the Maji followed. Follow-up and study this out so others can not call you crazy, these things are all in the scriptures, they all point to Christ................ Blessings
It's a LITERAL 1000 years. Even Messianic Jews know this. Just because the word "thousand" is used metaphorically Elsewhere in Scripture, does NOT make it a metaphor Everywhere in Scripture. Common sense! The Biblical concept of a thousand years for a day points to a 1000 year rest after a 6000 year work week. There's a tendency to over-spiritualize the specifics and to take Hebraic hyperbole as Literal. It's not just TEXTUAL context, but CULTURAL context that is required. A generation is 40 years. That's the number we should go by because it was EXACTLY 40 years from Jesus' prophecy (THIS generation) up to 70 AD. I don't think this guy is detailed enough -- too conversational and not scholarly enough for my taste. Why do we need to dismiss the dispensations that are clearly in the TEXT?? Darby, Scofield, Ryrie may have made erroneous conclusions with that concept BUT, it IS in the Bible! What Jesus said about the ending of an age and the start of a new age IS "Dispensations" -- that's what the word means! We are NOW in the "Church Dispensation" or "Grace Dispensation." If you want to be critical about Darby, then call it "Darbyism" for crying out loud.
Unfortunately, this is all wrong. The only prophecy on revelations is that creation follows ascension. It repeats that over and over with differing riddles and allegories.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks thanks for getting back. I usually get ignored. The 1st line of revelations tells you everything about the book already. No history. No prophecies about what is coming in the world because everyone thinks when it says "earth", it somehow means the earth we are standing on. Earth, water, air and fire are elements or archetypes of manifestation. Earth is the densest physical nature otherwise known as the cosmos. Every reference to earth means the cosmos. Every reference to the plagues and wraths of God is simply the expansion of the cosmos from the original t = 0 state of the expanded holy spirit. It occurs over and over again everytime someone ascends because the light produced by ascension is the union of spirit and energy and as such will always produce the universe as its physical creator. The best insight for the riddles is to remember the game of riddles played in Golloms cave: 30 white horses standing on a hill....etc. that represent teeth, not horses. The horses of revelations represent divine understanding and insight. They are black, white and red, not in that order, the very colors of the creator! Followed by the pale horse, the 4th aspect of metaphysics. 42 = 3.5 x 12. (Metaphysics x the cosmos). 42 months = 42 moons or Thoth. The God of ascension in ancient Egypt. The great tribulation is life that is supposed to be to pursue the great work and complete creation in ascension. Becoming an angel. The 6th seal opening is exactly what happens in ascension. Etc, etc. It is very unfortunate that Christians do not study their Kabbalah which is angel knowledge but instead reject angel knowledge in favour of non-understanding and confusion. Very unfortunate. The only prophecy in revelations is that creation follows ascension everytime and the book then repeats this over and over again using a variety of metaphors and allegories. Obviously there is a lot more but that gives an idea of what is really in the book. Many thanks for asking again. I hope this makes sense? BTW, the 1,000 years is also a reference to ascension because you fly up and out of the crown of your head which has 1,000 petals to its "chakra" and complete metaphysics which also associates with 1,000 as the thrice great nature of spirit (3 x 0) and the son of God as the 4th (1). It's all code for the reality of ascension.
@@Mrmorlam1 what methodology did you use to arrive at this interpretation? Did John the apostle (author of Revelation) consciously intend to communicate everything that you just stated? I’m interested in your answers to those questions.
Jesus Christ is The Resurrection The first from The dead HE is The Ascension HE went back into Heaven This is The New Creation You Must Be Born Again From Above Through ✝️Jesus Christ 🕊 By The Holy Spirit 🔥
Full-Preterism is heresy because it denies the Second Coming of Christ. Partial-Preterism as displayed here however, is completely Biblical. Learn before you spew out accusations.
@@kylec8950 not true! Full Preteristism says HE has already been! Past not future! 101 time statements in The New Covenant! This Generation These are the last days Soon Very soon The last hour I stand at the door The last days ~ of what? The old Covenant system The Temple! Christ has replaced it all. Where is HE What is HE doing What is HE sat on Who is He with What are they sharing What is His essence What was The Last enemy Did HE conquer it ✝️🕊 yes HE did.
Great interview. I discovered preterist eschatology about six years ago and my mind was duly blown for some time. My faith is more stable than ever and God's love and faithfulness are ever more evident to me. There is a remarkable difference in living in the world while wearing the dispensationalist glasses (I grew up Baptist/Pentecostal) and having shed those and seeing the world much more optimistically and yet realistically without grasping after some unpromised political utopia. The kingdom is here and the new Jerusalem is the capitol whose gates are never closed. Having seen it's gleaming in this world through newly cleared vision, I cannot unsee it. Thank you both for your ministries.
where are you? I grew up in baptist church that was pentecostal haha.. very rare! in New Zealand.. what are you now? yeah my lives mission is to get pentecostals to go postmill.. oh it will go nuclear ! full white-pilled ! heaven and earth together, head and heart aligned in God!
With all the satanic crap going on everywhere and the mess we're all in at the hands of demonic 'globalists," criminally insane "rulers" etc. you think this plane we're on is the New Jerusalem?! Are you kidding me?! You may have taken off the dispensationalist glasses, but now you're as blind as a bat!
@@pninnabokov3734And as these men and their schemes are being exposed, how is the world reacting? Are they cheering for them and ready to make them the leaders of one world government? Are the farmers ready to turn over their farmland and let them cause mass starvation? Are people eating ze bugs? Are people going out of their way to support the DEI companies? Is Disney and bud lite more popular than ever?
They are being exposed and their policies rejected en masse. It might not be happening as fast as you or I would like, but they are failing. I think you mistake their final desperate projections of strength for real power. They would love for you to give up and continue in your defeatist ways as that's all they have left.
This is a great interview. Due to the nature of the topic and massive re-learning and an abandonment of ideas learned when people were raised, they find it hard to accept. However, when they do , they find it makes much greater coherent sense of the Bible as a whole.
I couldn’t agree with you more!!
Agree, no way to deny this approach, once the Lord reveals it to you
@@BrotherAaronSpeaksare you on any other social media outlets? Twitter? Facebook?
@@blakemcdaniel7540 hey thanks for reaching out. Not currently at the moment. While I was in the military, I limited my social media presence and activity. My Twitter handle is @laymantheology1. My most recent activity has been on LinkedIn since my transition.
@@Contramundum429 you revealed it out of your head because the LORD is a futurist Dispensationalist; Lk. 21:24.
I just peeked into PRETERISM in the last week and my mind is blown. I wasn’t expecting that.
What do you think about it now 4 weeks later?
@@AllInForYah time flies! I find this belief more coherent compared to my last eschatology… which was pre-millennial. It’s been quite a learning experience that you won’t get in most American churches
@@CupOJoeOuttaIdaho ok. Thanks.
@crazyjoeinidaho The more you find out the Truth, the greater your peace and joy will become!
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The interviewer does an excellent job of allowing Bruce Gore to answer uninterrupted. 👏
I appreciate the positive feedback. I hope you found this helpful!!!
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Yes, it was helpful. I am a long time student of Bruce Gore. I especially enjoyed hearing him interviewed on the subject because I am a long time Partial Preterist and I am very familiar with his complete teaching on the book of Revelation.
@@joeiiiful Bruce Gore is a very good person and Bible teacher!!! I discovered him on U- tube a few months ago!!!! I was already a partial preterist thanks to Dee Dee Warren and her ministry!!!!!!
Great interview! Thanks for bringing this discussion to us. It answered a lot of questions I had on the Preterest view
Bruce is one of my heroes. Along with R.C.Spoul,
and Jeff Durban. I always felt there was something
missing from the futurist concept of eschatology.
And the "heaven bound" rapture idea was bunk, a total miscarriage
of N.T. exegesis.!!!!!
Sproul is a demonic calvinist. Heretic. Repent and follow Jesus. Jer 17:5
Shame that he's fallen for Preterist nonsense, an equally fallacious view of God's Prophetic Word as Futurism.
Nice video. I don't know if I have watched every one of Bruce Gore's videos but probably pretty close to all of them. I love the way he brings historical context into his teaching.
This is great. Most modernist read the Bible incorrectly. Jesus and the apostles were talking to people At That Time! Not 2K years later. A narcissists generation wants it all about them
That's the biggest problem. Many Christians have a view of the Bible that is closer to the way Muslim's view the Quran. The Bible isn't a magical book dictated word for word from God to a single person. It's a collection of books and letters written over the course of 1000 years about specific situations and times in history... and written to very specific audiences.
That's what is most baffling about Revelation. The author specifically, very clearly addresses the book to 7 churches that were there at the time he was writing. He even talks about very unique situations going on in each church. It can't be clearer who he is writing to. The fact that people want to make it all about them 2000 years later is egomaniacal to say the least.
Nope. That's not what Dan. 2 & 7 teach.
Revelation is following these OT prophecies.
Brother A-aron, wonderful job by you and appreciate the insightful teachings of Prof Gore. One question I would like to have seen addressed is the Professor's theology of the 2 Resurrections mentioned in the Book of Revelation. Perhaps some day you can have him back and see what he has to say on that.
Shalom,
Alan
Bruce Gore has a full teaching channel where he goes through each chapter of revelation. I recommend watching through it.
Great interview. This is awesome. Truth bombs everywhere
I have always found the dispensational view point very confusing. I read a number of books that espoused dispensetionalism but somehow it didn't make sense. I felt they were attempting to piece together portions of scripture to make sense of their position ut it wasn't at all contextual scriptural. When i was exposed to preterism (not hyper preterism) the book of Daniel and Revelation began to make sense. Bruce gore is very clear and informed, I thank God for him.
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God bless you brother! I’m glad that you found this video useful.
ua-cam.com/video/PvP_Hg87luI/v-deo.html is Mathew 24 fulfilled
@@BiblicalFlatEarthJoshua ill take a look at it shortly. Appreciate the comment!
That was a great summary of the topic. Thanks for the link in the video!!!!
Dispensationalism is a very bad doctrine. It's a shame it is so dominant. Check out my channel when you get a chance: ua-cam.com/channels/WM1UWenyftr3FJNyBNFYOw.html
this was actually good! Many of us preterist (full or partial) are viewed in a negative light. The professor explained his stance very well.
Yes I agree with you 100%. It was one of my favorite interviews by far!
Full preterism is rank heresy.!!!!
@@BrotherAaronSpeaksNo he didn't. He left massive holes in his arguments and never cover justification or explanations for them... He said things you liked not a good explanation... For example he disproved his own argument then said it wasn't right but never explained why or completely ignores old testament which covers some of the issues brought up. I would love to be able to ask questions to get those holes filled... But this was a very poor coverage of Eschotoligical things.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks do you edit the comments? If so let me know so I don't subscribe or like if your not open to debate.
@@jeojttongBruce Gore has a multiple-part series where he goes into very good detail, all the way back through church history. You may find it enlightening when he covers the birth of dispensationalism and how it proliferated. The playlist is called “Apocalypse in Space and Time” it contains 60 videos of teaching. Did you expect him to cover it all in an hour?
What a blessing of an interview ❤❤❤
Fantastic discussion! It did seem to go a little awry on the millennial reign at the end. It seems to me the position Gore is taking there can only be held when ignoring the many instances in the prophets (and Psalms) that speak of a time when the Lord is literally, physically located in a spot on the Earth, ruling. Of course, Psalm 2 famously states that "I will set My King on My holy hill". But then there's Micah 4 that says in the latter days the house of the Lord will be established on the top of the mountains, above all other hills, and that people will flow to it and say "come, let us go up and be taught by Him". Zechariah 14:16 also says people will go up to where the King is to worship Him, and to celebrate the feast of Tabernacles (God with us). Ezekiel 39 says that the Lord Himself will draw up the nations to where He is in the north, where the mountains of Israel are - they think they are coming to make war with Him and the camp of the Saints, but the Lord says He is drawing them up in order to destroy them with fire from Heaven (Gog/Magog). The encircling of the camp of the saints at the end of satan's little season (which is AFTER the millennial reign) clearly indicates that the Lord Himself is present in that specific location on the Earth. A literal reign on the Earth. Shalom!
Thank you this interview… very edifying!!
All hail King Jesus!!!
Thank you Bruce Gore. Your series on Revelation really is spot on. More of both the old and New Testament makes even more sense. It’s a shame so many pastors are misleading the church with false left behind nonsense. The parable of the wheat and tares alone demolishes the pre trib rapture lie. I’m listening to your series on John next. Keep teaching with the Holy Spirit. He’s the one that’s teaching us through people like yourself. Question, how do so many pastors that are high up in Christianity get off track with left behind? McArthur just to name one. They will get in your face and call you deceived.
@roywhite8504 scriptures don't lie son, preterist are the liars. You can't get a post trib-Rapture out of Isa. 26:19:21, Rev. 12:5, 6:1, Jude 14 or Zach. 14:15. What you are is a foolish virgin and will be left behind.
MacArthur knows this futurist's nonsense is a money maker!!! A whole industry has been erected to facilitate all this hogwash!!!!!. Ask David Jeremiah, he can drive down to the bank blindfolded and deposit "your"money into "his" account!!!!!
And he's not alone!!!!!! This is no joke!!!!!
These futurist's pastors know their message is a cash cow!!!!!! Hocking their dispensational nonsense to the unlearned teems of believers out there!!!!! Just gotta
keep that gravy train going!!!!!
@@davidwoods6015 I argue to differ because I'm learned and have made zero $$$,$$$.$$ preaching the pre-trib Rapture and all Israel will be saved. Why? Because the Bible tells me so. What's your argument of proof?
Excellent interview brother, many thanks for your service in the work of The Lord.
Thank you for your support!
Great job Aaron and Bruce.
Good interview. You actually let the guest speak and that’s awesome. 👍
This is awesome stuff Bro Aaron!👊🏿
It enjoyed it as much as you did, if not more!
I have always had a great interest in especially Early American history, but now I really LOVE everything touching Bible history & I think you are GREATLY responsible! *** the “loosen my mortar” comment was really good! Thanks!
Bruce Gore is the real thing... he doesn't play games!!!!
When it comes to dating the NT, I find it interesting that none of the NT authors mention the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem. Hebrews (a book we don't know the date or author of) clearly implies that the temple and sacrificial system are still in place. The gospels have Jesus' prediction of the temple being destroyed, but never seem to gloat or make reference to the fact that it actually came true. Particularly John (regarded as the last gospel). John has a habit of translating and explaining for his audience (rabbi means teacher, for example) or saying things that would happen later as he tells his story of Jesus (he mentions that Judas is the one who would betray Jesus). But none of the gospels actually point out that the temple WAS EVENTUALLY destroyed. None of the NT epistles (at least the ones that survived) mention it either. That is an earth-shattering event that you think would be made reference to if the books were written after 70AD (or edited by a later redactor).
Love Bruce Gore's teaching 🙏🙏❤️
Fantastic interview. Thank you!
If we are in the 1000 years then it means that there will be a final rebellion in the end according to revelation 20 before death is destroyed.
We are in the 'Little Season' now. The Time of deception, which Pref. Gore and I disagree upon. It is clear people are Still being deceived, entire Nations have gone astray. There is much evidence that there was a 1,000 year time period that produced tremendous beauty in architecture etc...then, when Satan was loosed many of these structures have been defaced with pagan symbolism as well as literally burned to the ground. We could be in the time just before the Gog, Magog War as described in Rev. 20. But, just a guess.
David Chilton’s book can be found as PDFs online.
Great interview
I really enjoyed doing it but It was my first one and I did pretty terrible. Im getting better over time so with the grace of God ill continue to improve. We have to get you on so we can do some dialogue on apologetics and evangelism. You should get Tiffany Hosea involved as well. If I'm not mistaken she had involvement with evangelism in the Dominican Republic in the past.
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plz bring ur thoughts
Myself and pastor Mike Blume are in 100% agreement in terms of conclusion. Him and I are in lockstep. I have no disagreements. He makes the same argument I would with Israel being the church in the New Testament.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks i agree!!! Check out my channel: ua-cam.com/channels/WM1UWenyftr3FJNyBNFYOw.html
Yes! The Gospel of Jesus Christ can change lives and nations. Amazing!
Only one Gospel:
The Gospel of Reconciliation.
Jesus Christ came into THEIR kingdom
to reconcile fallen angels unto Himself.
We are the fallen angels (ELOHIM) kept in DNA chains of darkness.
If you do not confess being a fallen angel in Lucifer's kingdom, then you are an unbeliever.
Unbeliever = those that claim to be made in the image of ELOHIM(gods).
REPENT FALLEN ANGELS.
This was fantastic.
Very informative.
The following observation relates to how we have imposed things on the biblical text which has allowed error and misunderstanding to seep in. There were no “chapters” in the text. I know it seems pedantic to remind people of that fact, but it is kinda important. Chapters tend to impose an order and contextual structure that shapes perception of how the text is read. When the author does so, the divisions are truly internal and meaningful to the text. When editors or others add chapter and verse their particular impressions are superimposed on the text. I like my standard Bible-and use chapter and verse often. I also have a smooth reading Bible and one on audio. They have no chapter and verse breaks and no “headings” (example: my Spirit-Filled Life NKJV study Bible has “Jesus and the Fig Tree” before the passages where Jesus encounters the fig tree. Innocuous in that instance, but it disconnects the passages from the previous ones.)
Agree. And even more so, I would stress that there were no pericopes and no verses either. The number of times people think a single verse taken out of context or the editor inserted pericope heading is enough to establish doctrine is disturbing. I'd be happier if people at least read the whole chapter their verse appears in and explained how it fits into the flow of the text, but people treat verses like it is a choose your own theology adventure book that you get to mix and match until you come up with your preferred beliefs.
I agree with him to a certain point, but even he had not thought about the question that you preposed.
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regarding the last question.. I think Hebrew chapter 8+9 might give us further insight.
Christs testament, his last will, is valid and active with his death and/or with the destruction of the temple.
Enjoyed interview, however host audio was a little low.
Rev 22:14-15 ISV 14 “How blessed are those who wash their robes so that they may have the right to the tree of life and may go through the gates into the city! 15 Outside are dogs, sorcerers, immoral people, murderers, idolaters, and everyone who loves and practices falsehood.
Partial preterist it's a bliss merci.
One of the great ethnocentric projections into biblical literature is the constant assumption that a biblical book like Revelation has one date of completion., as if publication in the ancient Near East was operating on the modern methods of review, editing, submission and printing. Since the books were "living' words, alive in the hearing of the assembles. they could well have been formed like living organisms, in ongoing stages. one stage of Revelation seems rooted in mid 60s AD experience, another layer perhaps decades later.
There is no evidence that it was not written in one sitting. Written prophecies were not “organic” documents that morphed over time. They were very carefully and completely copied exactly as written.
@@christincommon5496, just so.
great interview, one problem, I cant hear you, maybe test your mic before going live!!
Ill make sure to do that next time. Thanks for taking the time to give me the advice.
Ive gotten better with testing my mic. I have a different one now. Ive adjusted a lot since then.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks awesome stuff, and again such a brilliant interview, thank you for all your efforts :-)
Thank you so much for the encouragement!
I truly appreciate the encouragement! Thank you so much for taking the time out to comment!
I know it’s three years later but I believe David Chilton’s book was re-printed by American Vision
Great explanation of end time prophecy, what about the little season.... its there a part 2? lol
Mr. Gore sounds like a full preterist. I have as much a problem with full preterism as I do dispensationalism. I guess I'm a partial-preterist , same as the late R.C. Sproul , and the current, Steve Gregg.
I have always been more drawn to Vespasian being the 7th head of the beast in Revelation.
Interesting , why is that?
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Daniel has four beasts which I understand as Babylon, Medes/Persians, Greece and last Rome.
The four beasts are those that exercised rulership over Jerusalem for a time period each.
The fourth beast being Rome sees a small horn rising and humiliating three. I believe that small horn that rose up through the army ranks was Vespasian who became victorious in the year of the four emperors. So the other three of Otho, Galba and Vitellius were not of great importance when it came to Jerusalem, but Vespasian was as he oversaw its destruction.
When Jerusalem was gone the beasts came to their end. The new Jerusalem above would not be ruled over like earthly Jerusalem.
So although Vespasian went on to rule some more years as emperor of Rome, he only ruled a short period as part of the beast of Revelation.
If I say something like "man I called you ten times already and you havn't answered!" there is a difference from "I will run Ten miles with you tomorrow". ...We need to always understand context. Within the Context of the 1,000 years is also the description of the 'beheaded' Saints reigning...So, is this figurative as well and the Lord did not raise them up for a time to reign? I did enjoy the interview, but there are many things that need to be addressed. One example is "Could it be we are in the "Little Season" of deception, when Satan has been loosed again to deceive the Nations in the four quarters of the earth? It does not seem like Satan is having any trouble blinding the minds of people or entire Nations for that matter, at this point in History! How does he explain the horrific wars based in Atheistic Philosophy that almost destroyed Europe etc...We have the constant daily battle with the fallen ones and wickedness in High Places...principalities,powers...dominions..and our own flesh...etc. Look at what is going on world wide! We are not in just another time...they are using very evil things (tech.) all around us to damage our bodies, including the constant weather modification etc....Do you understand that Evolution and the Globe Model are a Lie, that they do not align with what Jesus designed. We very well have had history manipulated and revised all around us, we cannot depend on men or for that matter what every Historian says. Do we have to be Biblical Scholars with endless degrees to Understand God's Word? Did God Preserve His Word as he said he would in Psalm 12? What about the FACT that all the ancient prophecies only describe forms of ancient warfare...horses, bows, arrows, shields, swords...etc...This makes me think we are WAY after the Tribulation described in Revelation and the War of Armageddon...even the 1,000 years! We most likely are that generation living in the 'Time of Deception'....the great, great, great...grandchildren of those who did not 'Believe' during the Millennium. Because there IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in the Bible that describes our form of civilization today...so I'm thinking it can only fit in the "Little Season". I wish with all may heart that All denominations, Thinkers and Believers would come together and address these things...But, everyone always thinks they have the answer...so they stop searching. There are the little people...not scholars...discovering Melted Structures All over the earth (Meltology)...people who are thinking and wondering...while the leaders are saying the same things over and over...and REFUSE to answer simple questions! I study my Bible and this is the best conclusion I can come to, the idea that we are actually living in a time with Christ reigning with a 'rod of iron' just doesn't make sense...Heavenly Jerusalem is removed, now we wait for its return...(I think!)
Amen !
Brother A-Aron, can you tell me the name of the writer of the commentary, Ralph ......., Jr.??
Great interview, Brother!! Thanks so much for interviewing my favorite Bible teacher!!
Sure! His name is Ralph Bass
Thanks so much for replying. So glad I found your channel. I'll be watching your videos, for sure.
Bruce went to Chiapas, Mexico, with us in June to be in a ministerial conference, teaching on Revelation with Gary DeMar, another great teacher on the partial preterist position. We hope to have more conferences in the near future, as the Lord leads, as other churches are asking for more teaching. 🙏 🙏
Informative refutation of preterism. UA-cam MZTV 336 and MZTV 1137, 1138 and 1139. It's all a big, no, not misunderstanding. Mistranslation.
I thoroughly enjoyed this with Bruce Gore !
I've wondered what his personal view was and I thought this may have been it.
I'm just really glad that this great teacher holds this view and not the Pre-Trib Dispensational view! He didn't say, so I wonder if this view of Preterism (Partial) doesn't belive in a second return of Christ
because he didn't allude to it at all, or that it has happened already?
Perhaps I can find the answer in one of his many videos. I hope so! 🙏
Yes, Bruce definitely believes in the final 2nd coming of Christ to the earth!!
Paul says in 1 Cor 6:3 that we shall judge angels. The words shall judge is translated from the greek krinoumen and reverse to the process of passing a verdict. It is derived from an archaic greek root meaning "to separate between the valuable and the worthless. Clearly, there is a future event in which we will sit with Jesus Christ and divide the angels into the faithful and the worthless.
When does this trial of the angels take place and is it described later in the Bible (hint: it is)
good stuff
I was blind to the truth, but now I see.
I heard someone say that one of Nero's name was Damitian, however you spell it and that there was more than just one who had that name. That could be why some date it around 95ad. thinking it was a different Damitian other than Nero.
Domitian ruled decades later than Nero (there were 5 emperors who ruled between them).
@@christincommon5496 You're talking about a different Domitian. I've heard about the one you're talking about. But one of Nero's names was Domitian which could be where some of the confusion comes from if the one I heard from is correct.
Blessings
I guess I missed it, but what is the difference between the partial viewpoint and the full? In other words what does the "partial" believer think is still yet to come? The volume was really bad on this video so I might have missed it
Yeah I apologize for the audio quality! I’ve fixed it since then. The primary difference between the two is second coming of Christ. Partial preterists hold to the fact that the second coming has yet to occur which will be followed by the final final judgement. Full preterists believe that all of the events, including the second coming Has been fulfilled.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks I follow Bruce and watch him as often as I can, and I assume he holds the "full" view? Thanks for the reply!
@@mymansawyer no he holds to the partial preterist view
I was taught old time religeon,no educated person can change my perspective.
Jerusalem was also known as the city on seven hills. JFYI
And Rome ??
@toolegittoquit_001 was the Bible written about Rome? In fact do you see rome condemned anywhere in the Bible? All I see is Paul telling people to obey the ruelers... just My2Cents
Preterist - smeterist -- Jesus has still not come back yet -- unless you are a Jehovah's Witness. Then He lives and reigns in Brooklyn, NY.
1:02:12 Satan doesn't have the ability to deceive people anymore??????
What world is he living in and what Bible is he reading?????
I do wonder where he got the idea that Satan cannot deceive the nations…when he is very clearly deceiving them now.
Unfortunately preterist eschatology is in violation of a very basic principle that structures and determines biblical interpretation, as delineated by such verses as 1 Cor 2:13,14; 2 Pet. 1:19-21; 2 Tim. 3:16; Rev. 22:18-19, that basic principle being that the Bible is a closed book and all the truths it holds are self defining. It means that the Bible NEVER points the reader outside of itself to determine its meaning. The Bible is the word of God What does this means relative to correct biblical hermeneutics and exegesis? It means that all our interpretations and understandings MUST come from the Bible itself and the Bible alone. So it is that the minute we take the writings of some other post-canonical writer, reading their writings into the Bible, we've moved away from truth - not closer to it. Same goes for archeological and historical data. The greatest truth and blessing of the Bible is its self- contained and self-defining nature as the word of God. We have full assurance of the truths we read there w/ no question as to whether we have it all or whether some data "out there" exists that we need to consider. Preterism along with any other belief system that violates the nature of Holy Scriptures as the full word of God, closed (self-contained) and self-defining should be dismissed as the mere wisdom of men.
2 Timothy 2 KJV 16 “But shun profane and vain babblings: for they will increase unto more ungodliness. 17 And their word will eat as doth a canker: of whom is Hymenaeus and Philetus;18 Who concerning the truth have erred, saying that the resurrection is past already; and overthrow the faith of some.”
2 Timothy 2 16 CJB
16 “But keep away from godless babbling, for those who engage in it will only become more ungodly, 17 and their teaching will eat away at people like gangrene. Hymenaeus and Philetus are among these; 18 they have missed the mark, as far as the truth is concerned, by saying that our resurrection has already taken place; and they are overturning some people’s faith. 19 Nevertheless, God’s firm foundation stands, stamped with these words:
“The Lord knows his own,”[a]
and,
“Let everyone who claims he belongs to the Lord
stand apart from wrongdoing.”[b]”
When it comes to Dispensationalism and especially those who think there is going to be a "rapture" (a concept completely foreign to the Biblical authors), I call all of that "Cartoon Christianity". It's like cringey made-for-tv sci-fi movie or a kid's cartoon version of Christianity, and it's extremely frustrating to endure. Particularly because those who believe it are frequently the loudest in any group and all it takes is to get two of them together and then they absolutely dominate the entire discussion and make it all about their fantasies.
Could pre- 1000 yr kingdom and Kingdom come in 70ish already BOTH be CORRECT?
Jesus said as the days of Noah/Lot so shall it be….
And….nothing new under the sun…
And even the prophets have infilled prophecies .
Could the Book of Revelation have had partial fulfillment in 70 AD and will repeat again soon?
Haggi, maybe malichai? Said something like ….in 2 DAYS (ie 2000 years) the Abba will come again to redeem All of Israel.
Could Revelation occur 2x like all other prophecies?
Just thinking out loud😊
Hey brother great interview. Love Bruce Gore. I believe in this interpretation of Revelation. The one question I have is does this view require that we are actually in The New Heavens and New Earth? If not, why not?
New Heavens and new earth happens in the 1000 years reign of Christ. This is the 7th day of rest.
That makes no sense
We are not in the New Heavens and the New Earth.
TEMPLE, TEXAS
What role does the immortality and the rebirth of Jesus play in holiness today?
Bruce is a bit of an academic big beast
Thank you!
2 John 1:6 KJB 🙏
The pleasure is all mine! Thank you for watching!
V 9 sums it All up ‼️ ✝️🕊♥️🙏🏻🙏🏿
Gore makes a compelling case for a rendering of the Great Tribulation leading up to the destruction of Jerusalem, but his dismissal of double fulfillment is more dismissal than good argumentation. Gore's point that generation is discrete and its usage in the Greek is a solid argument. But he misses that his argument still works in a double fulfillment (where preterist and futurist approaches have an ironic alignment.)
I’ll take a look at his point regarding double fulfillment and see what you are referring to exactly. Then I will respond.
I would love to talk to you one on one if your willing. I’m interested in hearing your point of view regarding this interview. Let me know if your interested.
ua-cam.com/video/PvP_Hg87luI/v-deo.html more on Mathew 24 fulfillment
Why does 'this generation' have to be "double fulfillment"? I know you want it to be to preserve your beliefs, but that's not an argument. Why not triple fulfillment or more?
The prophecies about Christ's death in the OT, do they get a double fulfillment too? Daniel describes the details of the Selucid empire in dozens of prophecies, do they get a double fulfillment too?
There is NO justification from the Bible that the Olivate Discourse is magically different from all other prophecies and requires a double fulfillment. It's wishful thinking by desperate dispensationalists grasping at straws. Sorry guys, "this generation" cooks your goose on that one.
Surely full Preteristism doesn’t need any double fulfilled prophecy of new covenant writing
But then partial Preteristism would
*Historicism is biblical*
Declaring *the end from the beginning* and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure:
{Isaiah 46:10}
“Write the things which thou hast seen, and the things which are, and the things which shall be hereafter;”
{Revelation 1:19}
Prophetic continuance is histrorisim.
All of it happen
At the end of the video, he puts the beginning of the millennium at Jesus’s resurrection (which I agree with). And yet he is a post-millennialist? Wouldn’t that make him an amillenialist?
Nope
Fully Post-Mil belief
My question is this: if the devil was bound, why is there still so much evil in the world?
Bound in terms of not being able to stop the spread of the gospel. So when you read “Jas 4:7 Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. “ He cannot impede the gospels thrust! There is no way that the gospel should have been able to spread through all the persecution yet it did. The understanding of the Greek word for bound can mean “ forbid or prohibit “ and it seems that the word-picture that John used would be that Satan was forbidden
The fallen nature of man is evil without the work of Satan. Binding Satan does not change that. Only faith in Jesus Christ by the grace of God, changing hearts of stone to flesh.
Dont forget that he is also to be loosened for a season before the very end and final judgement of Christ.
@@Kenneth-nVAaccording to thayers lexicon, the greek word deo is only used in the context of forbid or prohibit in mt 16:19 and mt 18:18. Whereas its use in rev 20:2 talking about the binding of satan, is in the context of a captive being bound. Just some food for thought.
‘Fallen world’
we are finally living in the Kingdom on earth. Everything is just dandy! All sin is gone.Its only an illusion that we can fix.
Partial preterism is like partial pregnancy.
This topic one that is of great concern. Why those prophesies. It makes no sense. I wonder Revelation should not have been part of the canon.
It’s the Revelation of Jesus Christ, it is His-Story. And one day, all will be clear. He is the hero of the entire Bible.
Why it's part of covenant theology
According to some, the Book of the Revelation was not going to be canon, and the last book of the Bible would've been The Shepard of Hermas. It lost out by one or two VOTES at the Council of Nicea 325 AD.
Too quiet!
Shame I can't hear it and the sound is ouf of sync 😐
Your main problem is replacement theology. The New Covenant is the Old Covenant renewed.
I don’t believe in replacement theology. Why would you say such a thing? What is your definition of replacement theology anyways?
This is a straw man argument. A Dispensational thinker will label all his opponents with this broad and inaccurate "junk drawer" term - Replacement Theology.
A postmil person does NOT believe the chucks replaced Israel, the church includes the true believing Israel. Paul talk about the olive tree being Israel. The cut away branches were unbelieving Israel,the natural branches are believing Israel and the "wild branches" are the gentiles who were included in God's promise. The only "replacement" that took place was replacing the unbelieving portion of the Jews with believing gentiles.
As regards to OT prophecy, Christ is the fulfillment of it, according to him and his apostles. Old covenant National Israel was the type and shadow of the true believing Israel, that was then opened to the gentiles.
My Dispensationalist Bible college taught me the the most important plan in all the Bible and history was God's plan for Israel. But I later realized that they were teaching true Replacement Theology, replacing Christ with Israel.
20 years later, I fully discarded Dispensational's replacement theology and became a postmil.
Dispensationalism was a recent fabrication from the 1830s, totally absent from the greatest thinkers of the Faith for all the 1800 years prior.
Which old covenant? The word to Adam,
Noah, Abraham, Moses?
The covenant of Sinai is clearly finished and made obsolete in Christ Jesus!
So Yes Christ replaced Moses
Religious people are hooked on the old rules and regulations and demand others to likewise which is very unwise!
Free in Christ ✝️🕊♥️
From Sin Death and the law.
Called into His Love ~ much Higher and better 🙏🏻🙏🏿
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Jesus Christ replaced the covenant made @ Sinai.
Given to Moses. External ~ laws on stone. Circumcision of the flesh.
A human priest. (Subtraction).
The New Covenant in Jesus’ own blood 🩸 ✝️
Filled with The HOLY SPIRIT 🕊
Internal. Circumcision of the heart
Only achieved by GOD. New Creation.
Addition!
Multiple Second Coming Visions in Revelation: (book not in chronological order )
Christ returns at the end of Revelation chapter 6, with signs in the sun, moon, and stars, as are found in the Olivet Discourse.
Those at the end of the chapter are hiding from the wrath of the Lamb.
Why would they be hiding if Christ is not present?
The "kings", "captains", "might men", "free", and "bond" are also found in chapter 19 at the return of Christ.
He returns at the 7th trumpet, which is the last trumpet in the Bible, and the time of the judgment of the dead in Revelation 11:15-18.
The beginning of chapter 12 is a history lesson containing the fall of Satan, and the birth and death of Christ, who is the seed promised to crush the head of Satan in Genesis 3:15.
The Second Coming is found in the "harvest" of chapter 14, which is related to the parable of the wheat and tares in Matthew chapter 13.
He comes as a thief at Armageddon, and we find the greatest earthquake in history in chapter 16. This occurs when the 7th angel pours out his vial. How powerful is an earthquake which moves islands and destroys the mountains? What is happening to the planet?
He comes on a horse in chapter 19.
Chapter 20?
Does He come with the fire, and the judgment of the dead at the end of chapter 20, which agrees with what Paul said in 2 Thessalonians 1:7-10, and 2 Timothy 4:1?
(The time of the judgment of the dead is also found in Revelation 11:18.)
There are no mortals left alive on the planet at the end of Matthew 25:31-46.
Why does an angel come down from heaven with a key to unlock the bottomless pit in Revelation 9:1-2, if the pit was not already locked?
Revelation 9:14 proves some of the angels were previously bound in some manner.
Because the two witnesses were bodily resurrected from the dead in Revelation 11, the "first resurrection" at the beginning of Revelation 20 is not the first bodily resurrection in the book.
The principle of "Recapitulation" means there are multiple visions of His return.
Revelation is indeed in chrono order. First, let's look at chapter 6. The first 6 seals are in chrono order. They are listed in numerical order, not 4, 1, 6, 2, 3, 5! Next, there is a break between seal 6 and seal 7 in chapter 7. And beleive it or not, THAT is where Jesus ends his discussion of end times in his Olivet Discourse. So, he doesn't mention anything at all about the 7th Seal, thereby, we can conclude that Jesus is discussing the rapture, NOT his touching down on the earth. Zecharia 14 discusses that part. Again, in his Olivet Discourse, Jesus ends the conversation with Revelation chapter 7 (not the end of the 6th Seal, but with what comes after the 6th seal). Lastly, the 7th Seal is indeed in chrono order. The 7th Seal spans chapters 8-16. What's left of Revelation after that is DISCUSSION of what things mean, of what John saw, etc., etc. So there is NOT multiple second comings. And if you didn't notice, in Zecharia 14, WE COME BACK WITH JESUS. This is in Revelation, too:
Revelation 19:14
And the armies which were in heaven followed him upon white horses, clothed in fine linen, white and clean.
Revelation 19:19
And I saw the beast, and the kings of the earth, and their armies, gathered together to make war against him that sat on the horse, and against his army.
We are the ones clothed in fine linen, white and clean.
But here is a way to find out if Revelation is in chrono order: There are three, count 'em, three WOE'S (KJV WORDING). The "Woe's" don't begin until you get to the 7th Seal.
Revelation 9:12
One woe is past; and, behold, there come two woes more hereafter.
Revelation 11:14
The second woe is past; and, behold, the third woe cometh quickly.
Revelation 12:12 (just a warning of the thrid)
Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time.
Chapter 14 is the RAPTURE of the 144000 PLUS NEW CONVERTS.
Chapter 16 is ARMEGEDDON.
Chapter 17 and beyond is EXPLANATIONS.
Seems that many are confusing the rapture of chapter 7 with the 2nd LANDING (coming) of Zech 14, when we all come BACK with Jesus as mentioned in Revelation 19.
In chapter 16, IT'S OVER and done with, which is why the remaining portion of Revelation is just EXPLAINING.
Revelation 16:17
17 And the seventh angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, It is done.
There are no more vials to pour out.
I don't think people realize that there are TWO raptures. One for the church, in chapter 7, and another for the 144000 + in chapter 14.
@@chapmaned24
The 144k were the brave first century believers; the first fruits of those redeemed to God from man; they’re the first generation of Jewish Christians...
Revelation is God’s divine judgement on apostate Jerusalem and it’s fulfilled bro..
@@lavieenrose5954 Sorry, but NOPE. They've never yet been born yet.
@@chapmaned24
LOL 😂 Good one LOL 😝
@@lavieenrose5954 It is a good one, and I'll tell you why. The 144000 are 12000 from twelve tribes. How many tribes were in Israel during the days of Jesus, Paul, Peter, and John? NOT MANY.
Paul visited synagogues in different countries to preach to the Jews. After the Babalonia/Assyrian exile, NOT MANY JEWS CAME BACK to Israel. Most stayed behind, while others moved to far away places such as Ephesis, and Thessalonica, and Greece, etc.
So, we still have Ezekiel 36 that has to STILL play out, and BOTH of the NORTHERN Kingdom and the SOUTHERN Kingdom must still be rejoined back together again, with all twelve tribes. One of those kingdoms has 2 tribes, the other has 10.
Again, see Ezekiel 36 for their RETURN. That didn't happen in those olden days of 70 AD. And neither did the sealing of 144000.
Apparently it has Jesuit roots in Francisco Ribera.....
Where an idea originates has little to no bearing on the validity of the information presented. Ideas have to originate somewhere. I do understand you concerns however!
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Yes, it does matter. The Jesuits were formed for the main purpose of destroying Protestantism.
This is correct. Demonstrating that is was bad from its genesis
More directly Ernest Irving
The post-70 A.D. dating of the book of Revelation renders all preterist thought null and void. The earliest Christian historian who recorded the church's knowledge of the Domitianic dating of Revelation was Hegessippus in 150 A.D. (around the time when most of those who would have known John had likely already died), and this continued to be the unanimous view until about 4 centuries later with the Syriac Peshitta NT manuscript in which someone wrote that John was exiled under Nero. It is sometimes claimed that the Neronic dating is in the original, but this is impossible since the original lacked the book of Revelation. From what I've been able to gather, there is no source or reasoning given for this change in that 6th century manuscript. This is problematic at best, and lacks the authoritativeness that would be required to credibly make such a huge revision to what was commonly accepted and passed down from the end of the first century/beginning of the 2nd.
The same can be said for the Muratorian Fragment, which is the 7th century copy of the 2nd century original, with no way to prove the Neronic dating was in the original. There is no record of any of the early church fathers holding to the Neronic date of Revelation. A fascinating glimpse into the early church fathers and what they believed on a variety of topics is in 'A Dictionary of Early Christian Beliefs', over 700 pages compiled by David Bercot.
In addition to Hegessippus (110-180 A.D. and who, notably, wrote this decades prior to Irenaeus, and Irenaeus was a disciple of Polycarp who was himself a disciple of John), Tertullian (155-220 A.D.), Hyppolytus of Rome (170-235 A.D.), Eusebius (263-339 A.D.), Jerome (345-420 A.D.), Sulpicius Severus (363-425 A.D.), and a number of others both before and not long after the council at Nicaea all confirm that John was exiled to Patmos by Domitian where he received Revelation. The lack of any dissenting view naming Nero in place of Domitian until the 6th century should give early-date advocates pause. So at least most of the events of Revelation are still in our future (some view the messages to the churches as having already been strictly for them and completely fulfilled, while some view each church as symbolic for a different time period, and of course there could be room for double-fulfillment of most of those first 3 chapters). There was a celebration on Patmos in 1995 commemorating 1900 years (approximately, as in 95 or 96 A.D.) since the Revelation Jesus gave to John. Also, what other events in the 1st century A.D. are ever claimed as taking place 2 or 3 decades earlier (or later, for that matter)? With all of the accurate records kept during the Roman Empire era and surviving today, there is little room for such a vast difference being feasible.
It's commonly believed that Jesus died around 30 or 33 A.D., Paul and Peter were martyred in the 60's, Nero lived from 37-68 A.D., etc. No one says Jesus died in 3 A.D. or 60 A.D., or that Peter and Paul were martyred in the 30's A.D. or 90's A.D., or that Nero actually reigned around the time of Jesus' ministry as recorded in the Gospels. The majority of scholarship places John's writing of Revelation in the mid-90's, but somehow preterists think it's ok to switch this around by 3 decades compared to the overwhelming consensus of the past 2000 years? The great fire of Rome took place for nearly a week during 64 A.D., but no one places it in 62 A.D. let alone 34 A.D. A powerful earthquake in 60 A.D. devastated Laodicea. And yet no one ever says that earthquake took place in 30 A.D. 30 years prior. With the vast majority of evidence to the contrary, preterism literally rests on this single pillar of the dating of the book of Revelation. And, really, that is no pillar at all in light of the historicity of the late date.
Good stuff brother I’m aware of that. Are you willing to layout your argument in away that people other than me can understand live. I personally am aware of the historical attestation to many of these arguments. But most of the pretreat argument comes from the Internal and external evidence of Book itself. All history is done in context. From a historical theology standpoint I see you 100%. But from the Scriptural text itself, in the Greek, a very plausible argument can be made. If you are willing to present your argument in a syllagistic fashion, it would be really helpful to people in the comments.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks hi brother, thank you for the offer but I'm not one to go making videos with myself on UA-cam. It's just not my thing. But a lot of what I've posted about has been done through pouring over arguments both for the early date and for the late date. I always examine all sides to arguments and put them to the test until I'm confident that I've arrived at the correct conclusions. I've read articles, listened to debates on UA-cam, watched YT videos with those on both sides of the argument and have come to what I believe to be an airtight argument against which I've seen no preterist able to articulate a substantial response. Another angle that works is coming against the preterist idea that the Old Covenant was not fully abolished until 70 A.D., even though Christ paid it all on the cross and there was no room for the Old Covenant to exist concurrently with the New Covenant in any capacity (that's a whole nother post though).
I do wish that more would pay attention to the fact that an overwhelming majority of historians and scholars throughout history have favored the late date, and that this comparatively new traction for the early date (albeit still in the minority) is just another ploy of the enemy to lull the church to sleep with preterism so that they will not be watching for Christ's return.
If some historian today made a claim that Queen Elizabeth the first had a child while reigning over England (assuming this view has never been presented), even though history records that she died childless in 1603, how seriously would this be taken? Not at all. That is the length of time we're talking about here; from the time John died in Emperor Trajan's reign until the first claim in the 500's A.D. about him being exiled under Nero even though Nero was known to set Christians on fire instead of exiling them. Domitian was known for exiling.
There's a great debate between Mark Hitchcock and Hank Haanagraaf about the dating of Revelation that I would encourage people to check out on UA-cam. I've watched most of it and plan on finishing it soon. Also Dr. Michael Brown has done some solid debates on the subject.
Johnny Doe there is a difference between partial and full. I only espouse the partial and it has no effect on my expectation of the lords return. Btw, I’ve seen you post this same comment on other videos which is why I think you should make a video. The comments are really long and most people don’t have the evidence to examine that you put forward.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks I think it's one of the strongest arguments, and I want as many people to have the information out there in front of them as possible. If folks are serious about wanting to know the truth on this topic, they can read the comments in their entirety and check the facts themselves. Reading through the comments will not take as long as watching a YT video explaining everything more in depth.
God bless.
Johnny Doe but looking up all the references and primary sources will. That’s my whole point.
Revelation 22:19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.
PRETERISTS take away from the words of the book of prophecy.
I hate it when interviewers start off with “ tell us about yourself”.
I think it is their way of allowing the guest to introduce their credentials/training/history to establish credibility and help us know where he is coming from.
That’s a perfectly fair way to start to allow the guest to establish his foundation prior to beginning his actual content
I encourage people to read Revelations 20 as the honorable @Bruce Gore presents his view. It doesn't register. The expansive view of the word "thousand" does not apply here. It is a discrete number, because in the 1001th year, Satan makes his view, this collapsing Gore's example that the "thousand" is just a general view for a big unfathomable amount.
Jaison J. Raju hey brother! I appreciate the comment. The text doesn’t in and of itself define what 1000 years are. And it makes no reference of the 1001st year. That kind of precise language is not used there.
Revelation 1-19 is over. We are in the Millennial Reign of Christ, aka 1,000 year Reign, aka Gospel Era. satan is locked up right now and before you heard the Gospel Message of Jesus Christ you were locked up with him in the chains of sin and death. The Gospel makes us free!!! The Gospel is this: Jesus Christ conquered sin and death then sent us the Holy Spirit. Revelation 21 and 22 are future.
Jaison, check out my channel when you get a chance: ua-cam.com/channels/WM1UWenyftr3FJNyBNFYOw.html
Keith Elrod I think I can agree with that
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks Amen!!!
Then there is the truth. Historicism the way Daniel teaches it: a sequence of foreign powers (the Gentiles) who occupy Jerusalem sequentially for 2,556 years and 8 months. That is, seven times 365.2 years, where 365 years is both the number of days of the year, rendered as years, as well as the number of years the Solomon Temple existed prior to the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem. Thereafter, the seven times of discipline of the nation of Israel, lasted until June 1967 and the Six Day War. It was then Jerusalem was also reunified / resanctified as the Daniel 8, 2,300 prophecy foretold. The midpoint? AD 689 when the construction of the abomination buildings began on the Temple Mount. The Dome of the Rock and then the al Aqsa Mosque on a wing (level platform) as Daniel stated.
We are now entering Daniel’s last milestone; his 1,335th year since the abomination of desolation in AD 689. There are no more prophetic milestones with dates attached anywhere in scripture.
‘Seven Times: Egypt to Istanbul’
Completely false. The Thousands of years you stated are utter fabrications. This has ZERO to do with Islam. It also has ZERO to do with the Catholic Church. These are fabricated boogeymen made up and injected in a story and prophecy that already occurred and passed.
Every.point you made has a different interpretation open to it. 100% disagree and you have not provided a single point to change my mind.
That’s a good thing. It sounds like you have come to a conclusion and you are certain of the analysis you have made!
@BrotherAaronSpeaks I am certain that the conclusions made in this video have alternative valid interpretations. And because the speaker says there are no other valid interpretations it is concluded that the seaper is incorrect.
@@davidboyer2290 that’s I don’t think you are wrong about valid alternatives. I think what really has to be asked is who scalable is any interpretation across the entire text of the Bible. The cohesiveness and internal consistency, and congruency with the text is what we all have to go with. I don’t believe in marrying yourself to a position but rather a methodology.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks And I see your methodology as faulty.
John wrote what he saw accurately.
The angels transmitted Gods message accurately.
And God said exactly what He wanted said.
So why are you changing the meaning of the text to match your ideology?
@@davidboyer2290 what ideology would that be exactly? I’m not sure what ideology you believe I hold.
Its always a big disappointment that they stop at the millennium what about the new heavens and the new earth
Love the rest of your stuff- massively - I often listen to you historical stuff whilst going to sleep- but Preterism * is heresy - sorry - just is- when ever has the river Euphrates ever dried up- revelation somewhere- John gives a geographical position here on earth not in the heaven-lies...dead give away- dead give away
I appreciate both the support and the critique. There a vast differences between the partial and full preterist positions.
What if I told u that the Euphrates had already been “dried up” centuries before? Cyrus diverted the Euphrates that flowed through Babylon causing it to dry up and marched into Babylon. What John is saying is that Jerusalem is Babylon and like Babylon of old it too will be destroyed..also armies today do not need dried up river beds to make way for an army..they would use planes and drop them in..the Chinese does not need to send 200 million men..they could just send a few missiles..this is a vision of the destruction of the new Babylon (I.e. Jerusalem)..1st century readers would hav known this history..this is symbolic language..
Your miss use of heresy is a dead give away to your emotional response.
Preterists believe in The crucified ✝️ dead and buried Jesus who is The Resurrection and ascended into Heaven
They believe HIS prophecy
So no they are Not heretical.
Gore is in error on the 7 hills.
Jerusalem is the city with 7 hills and she is the beast, as well as the whore. I watched Gore a few years and realized he has some errors in his theology. The Book of Revelation was written before 70ad as the temple was still standing. The abomination that causes desolation is the position of the High Priest (the Last one) is whom caused the destruction of the temple. This man Phinnias ben Samuel (son of Samuel) of whom had no Levite bloodline, only the sons of Aaron were allowed to hold that position, He was the anti-christ, the people cast lots for him (took money for him to be in that office), the other priests had to teach him what to do. While he was offering a sacrifice to God all mighty, he was struck dead. No son of Samuel was allowed to be in that office, he was considered illegally a High Priest. From 67ad to 70ad.
If one goes backward in time from the 70ad mark, take 3 years off for the Great Tribulation , that it is 66ad, now take off 40 years to allow for repentances' which God tried to turn them back to him and they refused.
66ad minus 40 years, brings us to the year of 26ad the year the Lord was crucified. And it was a Jubilee, scripture gives us the answer, as Christ and his disciples walked in the fields eating the heads of grain, this was allowed through the law, this points to a Jubilee year, besides other proofs.
taking the money Judas sold Christ for, we see there is a time of the Jubilee year which there are many clues in the scriptures, Christ was valued by the Priests at 30 pieces of silver which gives way to his actual age, which was 49.7 years old leaving a full 5 months until he turned 50 years old. This makes Christ born in 25bce, when there are signs in the heavens declaring his birth, this same sign was showing for 3 years in the heavens. This is the sign the Maji followed.
Follow-up and study this out so others can not call you crazy, these things are all in the scriptures, they all point to Christ................ Blessings
non literal man made.
It's a LITERAL 1000 years. Even Messianic Jews know this. Just because the word "thousand" is used metaphorically Elsewhere in Scripture, does NOT make it a metaphor Everywhere in Scripture. Common sense! The Biblical concept of a thousand years for a day points to a 1000 year rest after a 6000 year work week. There's a tendency to over-spiritualize the specifics and to take Hebraic hyperbole as Literal. It's not just TEXTUAL context, but CULTURAL context that is required. A generation is 40 years. That's the number we should go by because it was EXACTLY 40 years from Jesus' prophecy (THIS generation) up to 70 AD. I don't think this guy is detailed enough -- too conversational and not scholarly enough for my taste. Why do we need to dismiss the dispensations that are clearly in the TEXT?? Darby, Scofield, Ryrie may have made erroneous conclusions with that concept BUT, it IS in the Bible! What Jesus said about the ending of an age and the start of a new age IS "Dispensations" -- that's what the word means! We are NOW in the "Church Dispensation" or "Grace Dispensation." If you want to be critical about Darby, then call it "Darbyism" for crying out loud.
Unfortunately, this is all wrong. The only prophecy on revelations is that creation follows ascension. It repeats that over and over with differing riddles and allegories.
Can you expound a little bit. I’m interested in what you have to say.
@@BrotherAaronSpeaks thanks for getting back. I usually get ignored. The 1st line of revelations tells you everything about the book already. No history. No prophecies about what is coming in the world because everyone thinks when it says "earth", it somehow means the earth we are standing on. Earth, water, air and fire are elements or archetypes of manifestation. Earth is the densest physical nature otherwise known as the cosmos. Every reference to earth means the cosmos. Every reference to the plagues and wraths of God is simply the expansion of the cosmos from the original t = 0 state of the expanded holy spirit. It occurs over and over again everytime someone ascends because the light produced by ascension is the union of spirit and energy and as such will always produce the universe as its physical creator.
The best insight for the riddles is to remember the game of riddles played in Golloms cave: 30 white horses standing on a hill....etc. that represent teeth, not horses. The horses of revelations represent divine understanding and insight. They are black, white and red, not in that order, the very colors of the creator! Followed by the pale horse, the 4th aspect of metaphysics.
42 = 3.5 x 12. (Metaphysics x the cosmos).
42 months = 42 moons or Thoth. The God of ascension in ancient Egypt.
The great tribulation is life that is supposed to be to pursue the great work and complete creation in ascension. Becoming an angel.
The 6th seal opening is exactly what happens in ascension.
Etc, etc. It is very unfortunate that Christians do not study their Kabbalah which is angel knowledge but instead reject angel knowledge in favour of non-understanding and confusion. Very unfortunate.
The only prophecy in revelations is that creation follows ascension everytime and the book then repeats this over and over again using a variety of metaphors and allegories. Obviously there is a lot more but that gives an idea of what is really in the book. Many thanks for asking again. I hope this makes sense?
BTW, the 1,000 years is also a reference to ascension because you fly up and out of the crown of your head which has 1,000 petals to its "chakra" and complete metaphysics which also associates with 1,000 as the thrice great nature of spirit (3 x 0) and the son of God as the 4th (1). It's all code for the reality of ascension.
@@Mrmorlam1 what methodology did you use to arrive at this interpretation? Did John the apostle (author of Revelation) consciously intend to communicate everything that you just stated? I’m interested in your answers to those questions.
Jesus Christ is The Resurrection The first from The dead
HE is The Ascension
HE went back into Heaven
This is The New Creation
You Must Be Born Again From Above
Through ✝️Jesus Christ 🕊
By The Holy Spirit 🔥
@@P.H.888 Semantically, that's exactly right.
rev 13 is 1948 israel. the star of david is the mark of the beast.
Heresy
Full-Preterism is heresy because it denies the Second Coming of Christ. Partial-Preterism as displayed here however, is completely Biblical. Learn before you spew out accusations.
Very well put
@@kylec8950 not true! Full Preteristism says HE has already been! Past not future!
101 time statements in The New Covenant!
This Generation
These are the last days
Soon
Very soon
The last hour
I stand at the door
The last days ~ of what?
The old Covenant system The Temple!
Christ has replaced it all.
Where is HE
What is HE doing
What is HE sat on
Who is He with
What are they sharing
What is His essence
What was The Last enemy
Did HE conquer it
✝️🕊 yes HE did.
@@P.H.888 No he didn't. Not yet. People still die.
@@kylec8950 FP doesn’t deny the Second Coming of Christ. On the contrary, it fully affirms it happened.