Kicking off our series on different interpretations of Daniel 9:24-27 is an interview with Dr. Thomas Ice of the Pre-Trib Research Centre, a site developed to “research, teach, and defend the pretribulational rapture and related Bible prophecy doctrines”.
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Not long ago, in various times and various posts, we surveyed eschatological views by interviewing scholars that held to them.
I have the privilege to interview Randy McCracken on his newly released book Family Portraits: Character Studies in 1 and 2 Samuel. Randy is a fellow teacher at Calvary Chapel Bible College York and all-around great guy! I’m trilled that he has finally released this book and though I am biased, I highly recommend Family Portraits. It is a uniquely academic, yet devotional, collection of character studies in 1 & 2 Samuel.
» Read the entire post: Interview with Randy McCracken on “Family Portraits” »
This is the fourth and final post of interviews on three different perspectives on the rapture. So far we have had interviews with Craig Blomberg on post-tribulationism, Alan Kurschner on pre-wrath, and Mike Svigel on pre-tribulationism. In this final post each interviewee gets to ask another one question on their view of the rapture, and they each had a chance to respond to the question posed to them. I hope that in addition to the interviews themselves, this post will help move the the issue forward for anyone interested in studying these views in-depth.
This is the third of three interviews on different perspectives on the rapture. In this post Michael Svigel from Dallas Theological Seminary is representing the pre-tribulational rapture view.
» Read the entire post: Pre-Tribulational Rapture: An Interview with Michael Svigel »
This is the second of three interviews on different perspectives on the rapture. In this post Alan Kurschner of Eschatos Ministries is representing the pre-wrath rapture view.
» Read the entire post: Pre-Wrath Rapture: An Interview with Alan Kurschner »
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