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Are Preterists Futurists? This is a topic we began on last week and will continue tonight. It addresses the real issues between partial and full preterists. Kennth L. Gentry, Jr., uses the word preterist in a misleading way. He is not a full…

Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., ThD, and author of Before Jerusalem Fell, The Beast of Revelation and Navigating the Book of Revelation, to name a few of his works, has launched an attack against Full Preterism, also known as Realized Eschatology or Covenant…

In tonight’s review of Doug Post’s lecture at the Bellview Church of Christ’s attempts to refute Covenant Eschatology, we have more trouble for these troubled lectures. Doug Post gives up the farm on the Dating of Revelation and the imminent at hand,…

Tonight we continue the critique of Johnny Oxendine’s lecture on the resurrection of the dead from 1 Thessalonians chapter 4. We address the chapter in its historical setting. We provide a comparative exegesis (interpretation) of the text by comparing…

We continue the study of the resurrection in 1 Thessalonians 4, critiquing Johnny Oxendine’s presentation at the Bellview Lectures. Our study includes a comparison of the text and language of Matthew 24. The time statements and symbolism used in both…

Join us for the continuation of our review of Johnny Oxendine’s Bellview Church of Christ Lecture on the resurrection of the dead. We’ll examine the context and the correlations between Matthew 24 and 1 Thessalonians 4. Both text contain the same…

Johnny Oxidene of California approaches the text of 1 Thessalonians from a contemporary time frame. He claims the same type of error perpetrated then is perpetrated today. He speaks of those who remain alive in Paul’s day as though they are alive…

Two weeks ago we began a study on Charle’s Pogue’s Bellview Lecture on Eschatology, namely, his treatement of John 5:28-29. He believes tthatt  two resurrections separated in time by almost 2000 years and counting. He dismisses a first century return…

It is little wonder that brethren at the Bellview Lectures have difficulty with the resurrection. They have challenges with the establishment of the kingdom, believing it was all consummated in 30AD. Charles Pogue seems to have no understanding of a…

Was the law fulfilled at the cross? This is the belief of many in the churches of Christ. In this study we will examine one of the key passages that address the concept of two laws in existence at one time. It is the view of Whitlock and others that…