Eschatology explores end times, biblical prophecy, dispensationalism, Scofield theology, Christian Zionism, and preterist interpretation through the lens of Scripture and historical context. These essays challenge popular prophecy assumptions, examine interpretive flaws, and encourage readers to consider what prophetic passages meant to their original audience before applying them today. If you want to test modern end-times teaching against biblical context and sound theology, this category is a good place to begin.
The spread of dispensationalism in America happened primarily through the promotion of the The Scofield Study Bible. Although much has been written about this, most people are completely unaware of one woman who in all likelihood played a role in the spread of The Scofield Study Bible’s popularity – Grace Livingston Hill. If you are not …
God razed the Temple via the Romans in 70 AD to such a degree that not one stone was left standing on another. This is what Jesus predicted in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21). When God brought the Old Covenant to an end, He brought it completely to an end. …
A few years ago I started seriously thinking through many points of doctrine related to the last things, Revelation, the Gospels, the current nation-state of Israel, etc. I have joked about being a panmillenialist (because it will all pan out in the end). But a few things became glaringly obvious to me and I decided …
Father Calvin Robinson is an Anglican priest from the U.K. who recently moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has an interesting story about how he ended up here. Among other things, he’s on a literal top ten hit list in the U.K. for speaking the truth. Anyway, Father Robinson gave a master class this week …
This is a very interesting discussion about the timing of the writing of the book of Revelation. The fact that the destruction of Jerusalem isn’t mentioned in the New Testament was one of the most compelling ideas that made me investigate partial-preterism and preterism. This is in addition to the many timing statements made by …
David and I have spent considerable time thinking through what we actually believe about end times theology over the past several months. Over the years, I had basically landed in the pan-millennial camp (where it will all pan out in the end). I didn’t find it pressing enough to spend time on it in the midst …
I know there are posts coming about partial-preterism and preterism that will really upset some people because they go against fiercely held and defended beliefs of many American evangelicals today. I’m not writing these to be divisive. I’m writing them because I think it’s highly likely what is being taught is incorrect. For other people, …
