I am glad to offer our visitors an excellent article by Daniel Rogers, of Alabama. Daniel is an excellent young student of the Word. We at Jadon Management was recently honored with the privilege of publishing Daniel’s first book, entitled The Last Enemy and the Triumph of Christ. It is an easy to read, very understandable discussion of 1 Corinthians…
Hi Don – I’m re-reading your “seventy weeks are determined. I have some confusion re you saying no man could enter in the MHP until the plagues were finished against Jerusalem (Babylon). I understand I think what you are trying to explain in your book but how does the Rev. statement fit in with this: (Heb 10:19 KJV) Having therefore,…
I would like to know why do you still believe we should still be baptized ? I thought Baptism is a ceremonial ritual of the flesh the gains nothing…. I would really like to know ….thanks Hector Moreno
Don, I have been a Christian for some 40 years, saved and raised in Independent Baptist churches and most recently Reformed Baptist but have recently accepted fulfilled eschatology after some 10+ years of study. I have tried to make “Sola Scriptura” the sole basis of my faith. It was while studying the “judgment” passages, to determine if they pointed to a 1st century fulfillment…
Don, Did the Holy Spirit depart from Christians in AD 70 or does the Holy Spirit indwell faithful Christians today? Do you have any biblical proofs that this is true? I do not see any miracles being performed by Christians today, so I think the Spirit has been taken away and replaced with Christ alone dwelling in our hearts.
This series of articles is in response to an article by Joel McDurmon Head of Research at American Vision in Powder Springs, Ga. Contra “church history” and the creeds, McDurmon claims that Paul, in 1 Corinthians 13, does not discuss the end of miracles in an objective sense. He goes further and claims that 1 Corinthians 13 has no eschatological…
In our last article in this series, we noted how Ephesians 4:8-16– which is all but universally admitted to be parallel with 1 Corinthians 13– did in fact – contra McDurmon– predict the cessation of the miraculous revelatory gifts of the Spirit. This series of articles is in response to an article by Joel…
By now, most Americans are aware of the controversy of the Duck Dynasty patriarch and his comments regarding gays. He had the temerity to express his faith, and actually call the gay lifestyle a sin. Well, A&E, the host of the Duck Dynasty program immediately suspended him, calling his comments inappropriate and unacceptable. It now appears that it is possible…
We are currently responding to an article by Joel McDurmon Head of Research at American Vision in Powder Springs, Ga. Contra “church history” and the creeds, McDurmon claims that Paul, in 1 Corinthians 13, does not discuss the end of miracles in an objective sense. He goes further and claims that 1 Corinthians 13 has no eschatological content: “I think…
In our last article, in response to Joel McDurmon Head of Research at American Vision in Powder Springs, Ga., we examined Zechariah 13. In that article, we demonstrated that Zechariah– just as Daniel 9– did predict the cessation of the prophetic, revelatory gifts. This flies in the face of McDurmon’s position– which is itself…