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Category Archives: Revelation
Hearing and Seeing the Apocalypse: A Sunday School Introduction
The following are my brief notes written as a Sunday School introduction for adults to the book of the Revelation that I taught May 13, 2018 at New Life Assembly of God in Ellendale, ND. What is “apocalypse”? It is … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged Apocalypse, apocalyptic, hearing, Holy Spirit, Jesus, John, seeing, seven
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Overcomers Win or Why Quitters Go To Hell: A Sermon on the Revelation
Here is a 30 minute sermon I preached at the chapel of Trinity Bible College and Graduate School (Ellendale, ND) on Tuesday, November 10, 2015 on the entire book of the Revelation titled “Overcomers Win or Why Quitters Go to … Continue reading
Joel and The Revelation: Sounding the Trumpet
I have been teaching The Minor Prophets this semester and as we covered Joel I was struck by the use of Joel which John makes in the Revelation (particularly chapter 9) of the book of Joel. Here are some connections … Continue reading
The Number of the Beast and Wild Claims
A friend recently posted a video that makes claims concerning the “number of the beast” in Revelation 13:18 (it can be viewed HERE) . I found the following graphic posted on Facebook of Walid’s claims about the symbols/words written in … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Codex Sinaiticus, Greek, Jesus Christ, Number of the Beast, Revelation
Tagged Biblical Interpretation, Mark of the Beast
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Gog, Magog, and Premillennialism
In a recent conversation about events in the Middle/Near East, a question was raised as to the potential for fulfillment of prophecy, specifically concerning “Gog and Magog”. Gog and Magog have so captured the imagination that their very mention seems … Continue reading
Posted in eschatology, Ezekiel, Gog and Magog, Revelation
Tagged Armageddon, Biblical Interpretation, Islam, Israel, Magog, premillennialism, prophecy, Russia
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I'm Getting a Tattoo
Yes, you read that correctly. I am getting a tattoo. And, yes, I am still a pastor and Bible college faculty member. And I am not just getting any tattoo. The kind you are probably thinking that I am getting … Continue reading
The Heart of Leviticus
The enigmatic book of Leviticus is not a first choice for the Church to read or study, yet I’ve been taking my congregation through it (verse-by-verse…believe it or not) for our Wednesday Bible study. Last night we covered its theological … Continue reading
Posted in Hebrews, Leviticus, Revelation, sacrifices, Tabernacle, Tent of Meeting, Theology
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The Mark of the Beast Revealed!
We live in a time where there is extreme fascination with things found in the book of the Revelation (though this has really always been the case). You know…that book at the end of your Bible with all of those … Continue reading
Posted in eschatology, Jesus Christ, mark of the beast, Revelation, worship
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"Fourteen" Generations?
This week I preached from Matthew 1:1-17 on the genealogy of Jesus. Talk about a fun text! Needless to say, one of the elements of this text that is troubling (at a certain level) is the emphasis by Matthew on … Continue reading
Posted in Advent, Gematria, Greek, Hebrew, Matthew, Revelation
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Teaching the NT in Two Weeks (for 7th Graders)
The New Covenant: The Life of Christ (Matthew-John) The One Who Comes – The path of the LORD was prepared by the coming of John the Baptizer. Jesus of Nazareth was born to fulfill the word of the LORD and … Continue reading