Matthew 24

Perhaps no passage is used more often in attempts to negate the imminence of Christ’s coming, as stated in the epistles, as Matthew 24.36, where […]

Patently, Matthew 24 is a pivotal text in the eschatological debate. Amillennialists and premillennialists find little in common here. One shared belief, however, is that […]

First and Second Thessalonians are perceived by many to be proof of a yet future, time ending, coming of Christ. These two books contain much […]

It is unfortunate that modern Bible students are not more familiar with Biblical terminology. The term "heaven and earth" is an example where careful study […]

One of the most significant, yet misunderstood chapters in the Bible is Matthew 24. It is the seed-bed for almost all modern speculation about the […]

Sign — "That by which anything is known, or represented; something that indicates a fact, quality, etc. a mark, token, an indication…" (Webster’s New Twentieth […]

As Jesus and his disciples walked out of the Jerusalem temple, the disciples showed him the size and beauty of the stones (Matthew 24:1-2). Little […]

The great apostasy is in the study of eschatology, i.e. the coming of the Lord and end of the age, etc. Both Jesus and Paul […]

Everyone would agree that the Great Apostasy is a significant aspect of eschatology. Charles Ryrie, representative of most dispensationalists said "at the end of the […]

It is widely believed today that the gospel must be preached to all the world before Christ can come; when the Great Commission is fulfilled […]