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Author Archives: Chuck Coty
A Response to a Rabbi’s Assertion that 1948 Proves the Bible
In a recent podcast “Melanie Phillips NOTICES Connection Between The Left and Islam & It’s Terrifying!“, Rabbi Pesach Wolicki made an excellent assessment which helped explain the left’s oddly synergistic relationship with Islam. Wolicki, whose podcasts I often find compelling, … Continue reading
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The Difficult Delays of God’s Grace – My Response
At the outset, let me explain my intent. I will use parts of the following sermon as a teaching tool, attempting to provide a critical analysis using sound rules of interpretation. [Pastor Abney said] “If you’re new to Bell Schoals, … Continue reading
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Why Eschatology Matters
Eschatology, a branch of theology concerning the “end times”, can be divisive, so it’s not surprising that many pastors strongly discourage opposing views. It’s understandable why taking their lead from the Apostle Paul, “let there be no divisions among you … Continue reading
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Audience Irrelevance in the Olivet?
How much do you know about the historical context surrounding the period between Jesus’s resurrection in AD 30 and the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70? How about the accounts of Jewish historian Josephus and Roman historian Tacitus regarding the … Continue reading
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Why Do We Keep Pushing Christ’s fulfillment Into the Future? – Sean Peterson
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking lately about the Church and Israel and where some of our modern theology came from, especially dispensationalism. I’ve always assumed that this was the way the Bible was always interpreted and I never studied … Continue reading
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Jesus Calling by Sarah Young – A Critique
During a sermon, a pastor made a pejorative comment concerning Jesus Calling, a best-selling devotional he later admitted he never read. My wife, who is a huge fan of both Sarah Young, the author, and her plethora of devotionals, took … Continue reading
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ICE, Rome, Righteousness and the Governing Authorities – Dan Norcini
In regard to recent conversations I have had dealing with the rise of lawlessness in this nation, especially among those on the left who are accelerating their obstruction to law enforcement efforts by ICE to rid communities of criminal illegals, … Continue reading
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Who Is the Ancient of Days in Daniel 7? – William Bell
Daniel 7, a hotbed for eschatological theorizing, continues to baffle commentators, past and present. The solution to the identity of the Ancient of Days is in my opinion, one that is without controversy. The most common designation this obviously Divine character is … Continue reading
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A Brief thought on the outcome of the 2024 election – Dan Norcini
I believe that I can speak for most Bible-believing Christians when I say that we have watched in utter dismay at the moral madness that has descended upon our beloved nation. It has been going on for many years now … Continue reading
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A Critique of the Corporate Body View of the Resurrection of the Dead
Jerel Kratt I have been a believer in fulfilled prophecy for over eight years now. At the beginning of my journey, the two biggest hurdles to overcome as a partial preterist were the resurrection of the dead and the millennium. … Continue reading
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Why I Am Skeptical about the Corporate Body View of the Resurrection
By Charles Meek The “Corporate Body View” of the Resurrection (CBV), as held by some preterists, teaches that resurrection refers primarily, if not exclusively, to recovery of relational death between man and God. This view understands resurrection to be purely … Continue reading
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Did Christ Die Spiritually?
by Dan Norcini The Preterist movement, or “Realized eschatology”, has been a breath of fresh air within the modern church, as it has laid bare the false assumptions, particularly of the most prominent and widely accepted eschatological system known as … Continue reading
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