01. Time Statements of the Second Coming Demand First Century Fulfillment

In this video we look at  some of the many New Testament scriptures that are often glossed over or attempted to be “explained away” by futurist eschatology.

We are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called. The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture. We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

02. THE DAY OF THE LORD HAS HAPPENED MANY TIMES

In this video, we show that the prophecy of the Day of the Lord was not unique to the New Testament, but happened periodically in Old Testament times.

We are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called. The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture. We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

13 Olivet Discourse Fulfilled in the First Century Mt. 24—part 2

In this video, we continue our look at the Olivet Discourse, and the fine prophetic point Jesus gave to the coming events in that first-century generation.

We are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called. The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture. We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

17 Context for the New Testament is the Coming War with Rome

Unless one knows that within forty years of Jesus’s ministry, the Jewish-Roman War would break out, some of the content of the New Testament is not discernible or, alternately, goes unnoticed.

We are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called. The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture. We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

47. The Rapture is Not Biblical

We examine the notion of “The Rapture” and find it to be lacking in Biblical basis.

In these videos, we are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called.  The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture.   We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

Your communications are always welcome at contact@preteristpapers.com

See Video #01 and #02 for more information

56. Elements Melt With Fervent Heat

Futurists believe 2 Peter 3 teaches the fiery end of the world, but there is no scriptural support for this claim.  In these videos, we are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called.  The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture.   We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

Your communications are always welcome at contact@preteristpapers.com

See video/paper #5, #8, #18, #53, #55
Read Josephus “Wars of the Jews” 

79. Decoding Prophetic Language – Part 1

The inability to grasp the continuity of Old and New Testament symbolic language, has led to widespread misinterpretation of important Biblical teachings.  The Word of God is one coherent whole and understanding prophetic passages in the Old Testament enables correct interpretation in the New Testament.  In these papers and videos, we are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding the nature of “the Day of the Lord” or “the second coming,” as it is commonly called.  The meaning of this event is obscured by futuristic assumptions and must be comprehended using a sound, contextual hermeneutic allowing scripture to interpret scripture.   We are espousing “fulfilled eschatology”.

Your communications are always welcome at contact@preteristpapers.com

See video/paper #01 and #02