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This season we're doing something a little different. This season will consist of mostly shorter episodes with inspiration drawn from the Biographical Dictionary of Evangelicals by Mark Noll and published by Intervarsity Press. BDE features brief biographies, ordered chronologically, of over 400 evangelicals from John Wycliff to the modern day spread across 816 pages. My plan for each episode is to use a random number generator to select a page and then deliver a brief biography of whomever was randomly selected. This is something of an experiment and we'll have to see how it goes.

This episode is from our Christian Heritage Series at Lighthouse Bible Baptist Church. Check us out at www.lbbc.info

Jan Hus, John Wycliff, William Tyndale och Martin Luther - och många fler - spelade roll då Bibeln under reformationen blev översatt till nästan alla Europas språk. En spännande historia om översättare som brändes på bål, men aldrig gav upp kampen för Guds ord. #bibeln #historia #reformationen #luther Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There is a museum by the Dachau Concentration Camp that serves to remind its visitors of the horrors suffered under Hitler and the Nazi party. There is a sign posted for all visitors to see as they leave with a quote by Winston Churchill that reads: Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat its mistakes.[1] Judes little epistle serves to remind us of a history, that if ignored, we too might be doomed to repeat. The people Jude warns us of remind me of the morning my brother and I were late to the bus stop for school, I believe we missed the bus that day. On our way to the bus stop, a nice stranger invited us to get into the car so that he could take us to wherever we needed to go. My brother was tempted, and I was afraid to get into the car, so when it became apparent that we would not get into the car, the stranger drove off. False teachers are like the nice stranger who offers a child candy to get that child to get into the car, to take that child to a place that will forever impact that childs future. The candy often comes in the form of something that sounds good, such as the offer to gain a better understanding of the Bible, to grow closer to the true God through some hidden secret knowledge, or the offer of some key to unlocking the secrets of the Bible and reality. Permit me to push the stranger illustration a bit further. The reason my brother and I were able to sense danger when we were offered a ride from the person in the car was because our parents warned us of such people and informed us of a history involving such people, and the best way to resist them. The reason Jude saturated his little letter with examples from Israels past is because there is nothing new under the sun; the only thing that has changed is the dress. Since the birth of the Church, many have snuck into churches to introduce false doctrines that are labeled in the Bible as, doctrines of demons. Listen to the warning the apostle Paul gave to a young pastor named Timothy: Now the Spirit expressly says that in later times some will depart from the faith by devoting themselves to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons (1 Tim. 4:12). The reason Jude emphasizes the need to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints (v. 3), and that the Christians everywhere must build on the, most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit, keep yourselves in the love of God, waiting for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ that leads to eternal life (v. 21) is because the Devil is really good at using the ignorance of Gods people to harm them. John Wycliff said it best when he wrote the following warning: To be ignorant of the Scripture is the same thing as to be ignorant of Christ.[2] Listen, if you are ignorant of the Great Shepherd, you will be gullible enough to buy into the lies of a stranger who seeks your harm and not your good. These are the people we are warned about in Jude: In the last time there will be scoffers, following their own ungodly passions (v. 18). Daniel Akin wrote concerning false teachers: Disciples of Jesus must never let their spiritual guard down. They must be spiritually discerning, testing every teaching by the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Word of God. Eloquent speech is not the issue. Faithfulness to the Bible is.[3] The Scoffers When will the scoffers come? Jude says, In the last time. What is the last time? It is the time between Jesus ascension into heaven and his return to earth; the last time is the time we find ourselves in today and it is the time Christians have found themselves in since the birth of the Church that we read about in the book of Acts during the first century. The scoffers are the same people who have crept into the church, but not only those who snuck in. To scoff is to mock, but it can also include an attitude that is dismissive due to a self-assured arrogance[4] that following their, own ungodly passions is the best way to walk. In fact, it is their arrogance and ungodly passions that serve as their moral and theological compass. In 2 Peter 3:4, these scoffers question the legitimacy of Jesus promised return to judge the living and the dead. In Jude, these scoffers do not revere or respect the holiness of God. In the wake of their walking these scoffers are divisive, worldly, and devoid of the Spirit (v. 19). Jude informs us that the reason these people teach the things that they teach and live the way that they live is because they are, devoid of the Spirit. What this means is that these scoffers are spiritually lost even though they say that they know Jesus, they really do not know Him. Paul wrote in Romans 8:9, Anyone who does not have the Spirit of Christ does not belong to him. In Titus 1:16, we are told that such people, profess to know God, but they deny him by their works. They are detestable, disobedient, unfit for any good work. Jesus said of such people: every healthy tree bears good fruit, but the diseased tree bears bad fruit. A healthy tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a diseased tree bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. Thus you will recognize them by their fruits (Matt. 7:1520). One of the many false teachings the Church encountered in the past confronted head on during the Protestant Reformation is what is known as Antinomianism. Antinomianism, which still exists today under a different dress, teaches that Christians are freed from all obligation to obey Gods Moral Law. There are dozens of examples from the Bible that such teaching does not represent the teachings of the Bible; what Jesus said in Matthew 7 and what Jude wrote in verse 19 is proof enough that true genuine faith in the resurrected Jesus as Master and Lord over your life does not give you a license to sin, but instead will affect you in such a way that you will want to live a life that falls in line with Gods Moral Law. The lifestyle of the false teachers, according to Jude, is proof enough that although they say that they belong to Jesus, they really do not and are in fact, devoid of the Spirit. What is possible to notice in these verses, is the way Jude contrasts the scoffers with the beloved. The Beloved So, who is the beloved? You remember from the very first verse in Jude that the beloved is the person who has been called by God, unconditionally loved by the Father, and kept for and by Jesus. According to the second verse in Jude, the one who is kept for Jesus because he is loved by the Father, will only know the mercy, peace, and love of the One who called him. Yet, in the first two verses, Jude gives us the reason why we must avoid the false teachers who deny Jesus as Master and Lord (v. 4), Jude offers us a strategy to not only avoid the trap of the scoffers, but a formula that will only deepen our relationship with the God who saved us. There is an imperative (command) that Jude anchors three participles to. The imperative is the word, keep. The three participles are found in verses 20-21 (the participles are italicized): Building yourselves in your most holy faith Praying in the Holy Spirit Waiting for the mercy of our Lord Jesus The way the NIV translates the Greek I believe is helpful in seeing how these three participles are connected to the word, kept: But you, dear friends, by building yourselves up in your most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit, keep yourselves in Gods love as you wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ to bring you to eternal life (Jude 2021). How does one remain in Gods love? You do so by building your life upon His word, praying in the Holy Spirit, and waiting for Jesus Christ. Build yourselves upon the Word of God Another way you can say this is, Grow in your understanding and knowledge of the Scriptures. What he means by this is what he already admonished his readers to do in verse 3, contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. The apostle Paul said the same thing in Ephesians 2:20, So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone (Eph. 2:1920). The Cornerstone of our faith is Jesus and the gospel, as it is fleshed out from Genesis through Revelation, is our foundation. Our understanding of Jesus, as our Cornerstone, will shape our understanding of who God is. If we get Jesus wrong, we will get God wrong; if we get Jesus right, we will get God right. This is why Jesus said to anyone who would follow Him: Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on the rock. And everyone who hears these words of mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand. And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell, and great was the fall of it. (Matt. 7:2427) In their commentary on Jude, Jim Shaddix and D.L. Akin observe: As we learn the Bible and understand its truth, we are strengthened, we grow, we mature, we are built up. Without the Scriptures there is no growth. Without the Word there is no maturity. Without the gospel nothing of eternal good will last. Like the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat, it is vital that we daily ingest and digest Gods Word and its truth.[5] Pray in the Holy Spirit Praying in the Holy Spirit is the second participle anchored to the word kept. What Jude means here is not that we pray in some angelic or heavenly language, but that we depend upon the Holy Spirit. What kind of praying does Jude have in mind? It is the kind of praying described in Ephesians 6:18, where we are, praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. It is the kind of praying that seeks Gods will for our lives above our own desires and dreams for life. The Holy Spirit is not some force or a type of impersonal power, the Holy Spirit is a He, and that He is a Person, and that Person is the Helper and Counselor promised to the Christian (see John 16:4-15), and the Helper is God the Spirit. It is the Holy Spirit who seals and secures all who belong to God: In him you also, when you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until we acquire possession of it, to the praise of his glory (Eph. 1:1314). It is the Holy Spirit that the false teachers are devoid of, and it is what sets the true Christian apart from those who do not have eternal life, so we depend upon Him in knowing and that helps us in our weakness: Likewise the Spirit helps us in our weakness. For we do not know what to pray for as we ought, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words (Rom. 8:26). Wait for the Savior As we build our lives in obedience upon the Word of God with Jesus as our Cornerstone, while we depend upon Gods Holy Spirit to help, lead, and direct we wait and long for our Redeemer: God the Son. Waiting is another way of saying, watching. Why are we waiting and watching for Jesus? Because we know that because the tomb is empty, his promise to return is imminently sure! It is Jesus who the Psalmist promised in Psalm 24:7-8, Lift up your heads, O gates! And be lifted up, O ancient doors, that the King of glory may come in. Who is this King of glory? The Lord, strong and mighty, the Lord, mighty in battle (Psalm 24:78)! The mercy Jude says the true Christian is watching is the, blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ (Titus 2:13) that every Christian anticipates. Or as Jim Shaddix so eloquently describes: The Christians heart and eyes are fixed heavenward, looking for a rider on a white horse whose name is Faithful and True, whose eyes are like a fiery flame, and on his head are many crowns. We are looking for one whose robe is dipped in blood, and on his thigh he has a name written: King of kings and Lord of lords (cf. Rev 19:1116). Until then we will grow in his Word, pray by his Spirit, and watch for his coming.[6] Oh, dont you see what Jude is doing in these verses? He is showing us that the key to keeping in the Love of God is found in a relationship with a God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit! We are to set our eyes heavenward on the God who called us. We are to watch for Jesus out of a longing for our Groom as His Bride. We are to desperately depend upon the Holy Spirit who has sealed us for the Day of our redemption and powerfully Helps us to persevere until the end. This is what the false teachers want to deconstruct and pervert, but it is the key to remaining in the love of God that is foreign to anyone who has not been called, beloved in God the Father, and kept for Jesus Christ (v. 3). Conclusion (vv. 22-23) As men and women with our eyes set on God, our hearts fixed on Jesus, and our dependance resting in the Holy Spirit, how are we to respond to the those who have crept in? What is our posture to be towards those who deny Jesus as Master and Lord with their words and with their lives? Well, in verse 22, we are introduced to next the imperative, and that is: have mercy. We are to exercise the same mercy we have received in three different ways: We are to have mercy on those who doubt. We are to show mercy by seeking to rescue those caught up into false teaching from hell. We are to exercise mercy with the utmost caution and fear. We are to have mercy on those who doubt. The Christian is a conduit of Gods mercy and grace. We must have mercy on those caught up in false teaching and responsible for the false teaching because the God who called the Christian is merciful (Psalm 116:5). There is no sin so great that Gods mercy and His grace cannot overcome; we Christians ought to be very aware of this because we have experienced it ourselves. We are to seek to rescue those caught up in false teaching from hell. God uses those He has redeemed through the blood of His Son to tell unredeemed sinners where to find redemption. As one commentator wrote: Too much is at stake for believers not to take decisive action to rescue others from the destruction awaiting the false teachers.[7] One of my favorite quotes is from a missionary by the name of C.T. Studd who said, Some want to live within the sound of church or chapel bell; I want to run a rescue shop, within a yard of hell. We are to exercise mercy with the utmost caution and fear. We are to show the scoffers who deny Jesus as Master and Lord mercy, but a mercy laced with a fear of being drawn into the same kind of sinful deception. What is true of the one who has been called, beloved, and kept by God is a hatred of sin. This does not mean that we are free from sinning, but it does mean that our affections have changed and continue to change where we long more and more to please the One who rescued us from hell. We are a walking example of the kind of change God can bring upon a person; what is true of the Christian is offered even to the false teacher: Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord: though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool (Isaiah 1:18). [1] Helm, D. R. (2008). 1 2 Peter and Jude: sharing christs sufferings (p. 323). Crossway Books. [2] John Wycliffe (Source unknown) [3] Akin, Daniel L. (2019). Christ-Centered Exposition: The Sermon on the Mount (pp. 141-42). Holman Reference. [4] Matthew S. Harmon, ESV Expository Commentary: Jude (Wheaton, IL: Crossway; 2018); p. 519. [5] Shaddix, J., Akin, D. L. (2018). Exalting jesus in 2 peter, jude (Jud 20). Holman Reference. [6] Ibid. [7] Matthew S. Harmon. ESV Expository Commentary (Wheaton, IL: Crossway; 2018), P. 520

There is a museum by the Dachau Concentration Camp that serves to remind its visitors of the horrors suffered under Hitler and the Nazi party. There is a sign posted for all visitors to see as they leave with a quote by Winston Churchill that reads: Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat its mistakes.[1] Judes little epistle serves to remind us of a history, that if ignored, we too might be doomed to repeat. The people Jude warns us of remind me of the morning my brother and I were late to the bus stop for school, I believe we missed the bus that day. On our way to the bus stop, a nice stranger invited us to get into the car so that he could take us to wherever we needed to go. My brother was tempted, and I was afraid to get into the car, so when it became apparent that we would not get into the car, the stranger drove off. False teachers are like the nice stranger who offers a child candy to get that child to get into the car, to take that child to a place that will forever impact that childs future. The candy often comes in the form of something that sounds good, such as the offer to gain a better understanding of the Bible, to grow closer to the true God through some hidden secret knowledge, or the offer of some key to unlocking the secrets of the Bible and reality. Permit me to push the stranger illustration a bit further. The reason my brother and I were able to sense danger when we were offered a ride from the person in the car was because our parents warned us of such people and informed us of a history involving such people, and the best way to resist them. The reason Jude saturated his little letter with examples from Israels past is because there is nothing new under the sun; the only thing that has changed is the dress. Since the birth of the Church, many have snuck into churches to introduce false doctrines that are labeled in the Bible as, doctrines of demons. Listen to the warning the apostle Paul gave to a young pastor named Timothy: Now the Spirit expressly says that in later times some will depart from the faith by devoting themselves to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons (1 Tim. 4:12). The reason Jude emphasizes the need to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints (v. 3), and that the Christians everywhere must build on the, most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit, keep yourselves in the love of God, waiting for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ that leads to eternal life (v. 21) is because the Devil is really good at using the ignorance of Gods people to harm them. John Wycliff said it best when he wrote the following warning: To be ignorant of the Scripture is the same thing as to be ignorant of Christ.[2] Listen, if you are ignorant of the Great Shepherd, you will be gullible enough to buy into the lies of a stranger who seeks your harm and not your good. These are the people we are warned about in Jude: In the last time there will be scoffers, following their own ungodly passions (v. 18). Daniel Akin wrote concerning false teachers: Disciples of Jesus must never let their spiritual guard down. They must be spiritually discerning, testing every teaching by the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Word of God. Eloquent speech is not the issue. Faithfulness to the Bible is.[3] The Scoffers When will the scoffers come? Jude says, In the last time. What is the last time? It is the time between Jesus ascension into heaven and his return to earth; the last time is the time we find ourselves in today and it is the time Christians have found themselves in since the birth of the Church that we read about in the book of Acts during the first century. The scoffers are the same people who have crept into the church, but not only those who snuck in. To scoff is to mock, but it can also include an attitude that is dismissive due to a self-assured arrogance[4] that following their, own ungodly passions is the best way to walk. In fact, it is their arrogance and ungodly passions that serve as their moral and theological compass. In 2 Peter 3:4, these scoffers question the legitimacy of Jesus promised return to judge the living and the dead. In Jude, these scoffers do not revere or respect the holiness of God. In the wake of their walking these scoffers are divisive, worldly, and devoid of the Spirit (v. 19). Jude informs us that the reason these people teach the things that they teach and live the way that they live is because they are, devoid of the Spirit. What this means is that these scoffers are spiritually lost even though they say that they know Jesus, they really do not know Him. Paul wrote in Romans 8:9, Anyone who does not have the Spirit of Christ does not belong to him. In Titus 1:16, we are told that such people, profess to know God, but they deny him by their works. They are detestable, disobedient, unfit for any good work. Jesus said of such people: every healthy tree bears good fruit, but the diseased tree bears bad fruit. A healthy tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a diseased tree bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. Thus you will recognize them by their fruits (Matt. 7:1520). One of the many false teachings the Church encountered in the past confronted head on during the Protestant Reformation is what is known as Antinomianism. Antinomianism, which still exists today under a different dress, teaches that Christians are freed from all obligation to obey Gods Moral Law. There are dozens of examples from the Bible that such teaching does not represent the teachings of the Bible; what Jesus said in Matthew 7 and what Jude wrote in verse 19 is proof enough that true genuine faith in the resurrected Jesus as Master and Lord over your life does not give you a license to sin, but instead will affect you in such a way that you will want to live a life that falls in line with Gods Moral Law. The lifestyle of the false teachers, according to Jude, is proof enough that although they say that they belong to Jesus, they really do not and are in fact, devoid of the Spirit. What is possible to notice in these verses, is the way Jude contrasts the scoffers with the beloved. The Beloved So, who is the beloved? You remember from the very first verse in Jude that the beloved is the person who has been called by God, unconditionally loved by the Father, and kept for and by Jesus. According to the second verse in Jude, the one who is kept for Jesus because he is loved by the Father, will only know the mercy, peace, and love of the One who called him. Yet, in the first two verses, Jude gives us the reason why we must avoid the false teachers who deny Jesus as Master and Lord (v. 4), Jude offers us a strategy to not only avoid the trap of the scoffers, but a formula that will only deepen our relationship with the God who saved us. There is an imperative (command) that Jude anchors three participles to. The imperative is the word, keep. The three participles are found in verses 20-21 (the participles are italicized): Building yourselves in your most holy faith Praying in the Holy Spirit Waiting for the mercy of our Lord Jesus The way the NIV translates the Greek I believe is helpful in seeing how these three participles are connected to the word, kept: But you, dear friends, by building yourselves up in your most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit, keep yourselves in Gods love as you wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ to bring you to eternal life (Jude 2021). How does one remain in Gods love? You do so by building your life upon His word, praying in the Holy Spirit, and waiting for Jesus Christ. Build yourselves upon the Word of God Another way you can say this is, Grow in your understanding and knowledge of the Scriptures. What he means by this is what he already admonished his readers to do in verse 3, contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. The apostle Paul said the same thing in Ephesians 2:20, So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone (Eph. 2:1920). The Cornerstone of our faith is Jesus and the gospel, as it is fleshed out from Genesis through Revelation, is our foundation. Our understanding of Jesus, as our Cornerstone, will shape our understanding of who God is. If we get Jesus wrong, we will get God wrong; if we get Jesus right, we will get God right. This is why Jesus said to anyone who would follow Him: Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on the rock. And everyone who hears these words of mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand. And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell, and great was the fall of it. (Matt. 7:2427) In their commentary on Jude, Jim Shaddix and D.L. Akin observe: As we learn the Bible and understand its truth, we are strengthened, we grow, we mature, we are built up. Without the Scriptures there is no growth. Without the Word there is no maturity. Without the gospel nothing of eternal good will last. Like the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat, it is vital that we daily ingest and digest Gods Word and its truth.[5] Pray in the Holy Spirit Praying in the Holy Spirit is the second participle anchored to the word kept. What Jude means here is not that we pray in some angelic or heavenly language, but that we depend upon the Holy Spirit. What kind of praying does Jude have in mind? It is the kind of praying described in Ephesians 6:18, where we are, praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. It is the kind of praying that seeks Gods will for our lives above our own desires and dreams for life. The Holy Spirit is not some force or a type of impersonal power, the Holy Spirit is a He, and that He is a Person, and that Person is the Helper and Counselor promised to the Christian (see John 16:4-15), and the Helper is God the Spirit. It is the Holy Spirit who seals and secures all who belong to God: In him you also, when you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until we acquire possession of it, to the praise of his glory (Eph. 1:1314). It is the Holy Spirit that the false teachers are devoid of, and it is what sets the true Christian apart from those who do not have eternal life, so we depend upon Him in knowing and that helps us in our weakness: Likewise the Spirit helps us in our weakness. For we do not know what to pray for as we ought, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words (Rom. 8:26). Wait for the Savior As we build our lives in obedience upon the Word of God with Jesus as our Cornerstone, while we depend upon Gods Holy Spirit to help, lead, and direct we wait and long for our Redeemer: God the Son. Waiting is another way of saying, watching. Why are we waiting and watching for Jesus? Because we know that because the tomb is empty, his promise to return is imminently sure! It is Jesus who the Psalmist promised in Psalm 24:7-8, Lift up your heads, O gates! And be lifted up, O ancient doors, that the King of glory may come in. Who is this King of glory? The Lord, strong and mighty, the Lord, mighty in battle (Psalm 24:78)! The mercy Jude says the true Christian is watching is the, blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ (Titus 2:13) that every Christian anticipates. Or as Jim Shaddix so eloquently describes: The Christians heart and eyes are fixed heavenward, looking for a rider on a white horse whose name is Faithful and True, whose eyes are like a fiery flame, and on his head are many crowns. We are looking for one whose robe is dipped in blood, and on his thigh he has a name written: King of kings and Lord of lords (cf. Rev 19:1116). Until then we will grow in his Word, pray by his Spirit, and watch for his coming.[6] Oh, dont you see what Jude is doing in these verses? He is showing us that the key to keeping in the Love of God is found in a relationship with a God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit! We are to set our eyes heavenward on the God who called us. We are to watch for Jesus out of a longing for our Groom as His Bride. We are to desperately depend upon the Holy Spirit who has sealed us for the Day of our redemption and powerfully Helps us to persevere until the end. This is what the false teachers want to deconstruct and pervert, but it is the key to remaining in the love of God that is foreign to anyone who has not been called, beloved in God the Father, and kept for Jesus Christ (v. 3). Conclusion (vv. 22-23) As men and women with our eyes set on God, our hearts fixed on Jesus, and our dependance resting in the Holy Spirit, how are we to respond to the those who have crept in? What is our posture to be towards those who deny Jesus as Master and Lord with their words and with their lives? Well, in verse 22, we are introduced to next the imperative, and that is: have mercy. We are to exercise the same mercy we have received in three different ways: We are to have mercy on those who doubt. We are to show mercy by seeking to rescue those caught up into false teaching from hell. We are to exercise mercy with the utmost caution and fear. We are to have mercy on those who doubt. The Christian is a conduit of Gods mercy and grace. We must have mercy on those caught up in false teaching and responsible for the false teaching because the God who called the Christian is merciful (Psalm 116:5). There is no sin so great that Gods mercy and His grace cannot overcome; we Christians ought to be very aware of this because we have experienced it ourselves. We are to seek to rescue those caught up in false teaching from hell. God uses those He has redeemed through the blood of His Son to tell unredeemed sinners where to find redemption. As one commentator wrote: Too much is at stake for believers not to take decisive action to rescue others from the destruction awaiting the false teachers.[7] One of my favorite quotes is from a missionary by the name of C.T. Studd who said, Some want to live within the sound of church or chapel bell; I want to run a rescue shop, within a yard of hell. We are to exercise mercy with the utmost caution and fear. We are to show the scoffers who deny Jesus as Master and Lord mercy, but a mercy laced with a fear of being drawn into the same kind of sinful deception. What is true of the one who has been called, beloved, and kept by God is a hatred of sin. This does not mean that we are free from sinning, but it does mean that our affections have changed and continue to change where we long more and more to please the One who rescued us from hell. We are a walking example of the kind of change God can bring upon a person; what is true of the Christian is offered even to the false teacher: Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord: though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool (Isaiah 1:18). [1] Helm, D. R. (2008). 1 2 Peter and Jude: sharing christs sufferings (p. 323). Crossway Books. [2] John Wycliffe (Source unknown) [3] Akin, Daniel L. (2019). Christ-Centered Exposition: The Sermon on the Mount (pp. 141-42). Holman Reference. [4] Matthew S. Harmon, ESV Expository Commentary: Jude (Wheaton, IL: Crossway; 2018); p. 519. [5] Shaddix, J., Akin, D. L. (2018). Exalting jesus in 2 peter, jude (Jud 20). Holman Reference. [6] Ibid. [7] Matthew S. Harmon. ESV Expository Commentary (Wheaton, IL: Crossway; 2018), P. 520

The corruption of the Roman Catholic Church was spreading. The efforts of John Wycliff, Jan Hus, Erasmus, and Savonarola laid crucial groundwork for a major breakaway yet to come. In this message, Pastor Lutzer draws two lessons from the early Reformers. These men prepared the way for the Gospel to be unearthed from Medieval traditions. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/172/29

The corruption of the Roman Catholic Church was spreading. The efforts of John Wycliff, Jan Hus, Erasmus, and Savonarola laid crucial groundwork for a major breakaway yet to come. In this message, Pastor Lutzer draws two lessons from the early Reformers. These men prepared the way for the Gospel to be unearthed from Medieval traditions. This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount. Get yours at rtwoffer.com or call us at 1-888-218-9337. 

Each year in November, believers around the world participate in special services that focus on the persecuted church. There are an estimated 260 million believers around the world who are experiencing high to extreme forms of persecution. We read the stories of Paul and Stephen and John the Baptist - all persecuted for their faith. Some of you may know the stories of men and women in Church history like John Wycliff or William Tyndale, martyred for their faith. 20th Century martyrs like Jim Elliot and Dietrich Bonhoeffer may be names familiar to some of you. It's hard to believe though that in this most prosperous and "advanced" society, there have never been more Christians persecuted as there are in 2022. Their crime? Loving Jesus. Join us today for a special guest speaker from our NAC family - Jim Rabyniuk - who has been deeply moved recently by this (often under-reported) plight.

Each year in November, believers around the world participate in special services that focus on the persecuted church. There are an estimated 260 million believers around the world who are experiencing high to extreme forms of persecution. We read the stories of Paul and Stephen and John the Baptist - all persecuted for their faith. Some of you may know the stories of men and women in Church history like John Wycliff or William Tyndale, martyred for their faith. 20th Century martyrs like Jim Elliot and Dietrich Bonhoeffer may be names familiar to some of you. It's hard to believe though that in this most prosperous and "advanced" society, there have never been more Christians persecuted as there are in 2022. Their crime? Loving Jesus. Join us today for a special guest speaker from our NAC family - Jim Rabyniuk - who has been deeply moved recently by this (often under-reported) plight.

Europe is turning over to the Hindus and Muslims, and the Chinese Communists are getting tough now. What will post-Christian Europe and America do against the increasingly strident Chinese communists-- The Christian influence in the world undergoes the ebb and flow process throughout the centuries. But, what does one do during the ebb-- Do what John Wycliff did. That's our encouragement for the remnant now.

Europe is turning over to the Hindus and Muslims, and the Chinese Communists are getting tough now. What will post-Christian Europe and America do against the increasingly strident Chinese communists- The Christian influence in the world undergoes the ebb and flow process throughout the centuries. But, what does one do during the ebb- Do what John Wycliff did. That's our encouragement for the remnant now.--This program includes---1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus -Fetterman's disastrous debate performance- Biden funds drag queen shows for kids in Ecuador- 23-year-old Canadian man, without girlfriend, requested - approved for euthanasia---2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

John Wycliff reminds us of the accessibility we have to God through prayer and His Word.

500 YEARS OF REFORMATION 1517 - 2017 Sola Scriptura (Scripture alone), Sola Fide (faith alone), Sola Gratia (grace alone), Solus Christus (Christ alone), Soli Deo Gloria (to the Glory of God alone) Series HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION with Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A. Introduction - THE BIG FIVE The Heirdom Of The Reformators John Huss in Bohemia, John Wycliff in England, Martin Luther in Germany, John Calvin in the French part of Switzerland and Ulrich Zwingli in the German part of Switzerland are the big figures of the Reformation. Their influence is still alive. They have made an impression on the world because of their devotion to Christ. Matthew 22:37 - Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. (KJV Speaker: Pastor Kurt Piesslinger In his childhood he lived on a farm in 1000m at the foot of a mountain of 3000m in the Alps in Austria; Teacher for History and Geography; He studied Theology in Austria and Great Britain Pastor of the Seventh-Day-Adventist Church in Austria; he loves studying the Bible and History. He is looking forward to the time of Jesus return, when we will be delivered into the universe. He is married, two daughters, who are professional musicians. My God bless you today and always.

500 YEARS OF REFORMATION 1517 - 2017 Sola Scriptura (Scripture alone), Sola Fide (faith alone), Sola Gratia (grace alone), Solus Christus (Christ alone), Soli Deo Gloria (to the Glory of God alone) Series HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION with Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A. 3.THE MARTYR John Huss And The Reformation In Bohemia On the 6th of July 1415 John Huss is burned on the stake in Konstanz, Germany. As Professor of Theology in Prag, he has spread the teachings of John Wycliff about the Gospel through Europe. The Council is helpless because of the steadfastness of the Reformer, who is not afraid of the flames. Huss dies with confidence and firm belief in the resurrection from the dead. John 8:31.32 - Then said Jesus to those Jews which believed on him, If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. (KJV) My God bless you today and always.

Em 1517 o mundo cristão rachou! A rachadura foi providencial, profunda e jamais seria restaurada. Martinho Lutero até então padre, pensador de linhagem agostiniana, desafiara publicamente a igreja e a doutrina. Até aqui nenhuma novidade, outros desafiaram, foram mortos, queimados, excomungados. Lutero não foi queimado, embora a igreja tenha queimado as suas traduções da bíblia. Porquê? Se John Huss, John Wycliff e outros tantos foram perseguidos e subjugados pela Igreja Católica. O mundo havia mudado, os interesses também. Indivíduos, burgueses, reis, territórios, comércios, impostos, são fatores que passam a fazer parte da ordem do dia. Lutero, Calvino, Zwinglio e outros tantos fizeram parte dessa nova correlação de forças que mudou a história do mundo ocidental. No episódio de hoje o navio apresenta o pensamento reformado e o seu contexto histórico. Reforma e modernidade. Política e religião. Capitalismo e religião. Solta o play!

The reformation spread to a strongly Roman Catholic England where men like John Wycliff, Thomas Bilney, William Tyndale started reading, teaching, and translating the scriptures for the people of England. Though persecuted these men challenged the Roman Catholic Church and the rulers of England. Not all the rulers were saved, but became vital in expelling the strong influence of the Catholic church from England. The Gospel continued to spread to common people.

  Partakers Prayers Prayers of John Wycliffe   We pray together and when Christians pray together, from different nations, different churches and different denominations - that reveals Church unity! Come! Let us pray together! Today we are praying prayers of the 14th century man of Christian faith, John Wycliffe...   A prayer for grace But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere. (James 3:17) Lord, give me grace to hold righteousness in all things, that I may lead a clean and blessed life, and wisely flee evil. Help me to understand the treacherous deceit of the devil, so that I may not be fooled by any of his lies. Make me mild, peaceable, considerate, and self-controlled, so that I may act sincerely for the good of others. And make me steadfast and strong. Finally, Lord, let me be quiet in words, so that I may not speak foolishly, but only what is appropriate. Amen A prayer for the presence of Jesus But they urged him strongly, ‘Stay with us, for it is nearly evening; the day is almost over.’ So he went in to stay with them. (Luke 24:29) My Lord, from here on never leave me, but stay and dwell with me; for your presence is my only comfort and consolation, just as your absence is my only sorrow. O Holy Spirit, come into my heart, and draw me so near to God, that the things of the world may be as nothing to me. Inflame my heart with your love, and there let it burn without ceasing. Come, I pray, for you are my true joy, my only desire, and my sweetest love. Amen. A prayer for faith and courage That is why, for Christ’s sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong.(2 Corinthians 12:10) O loving Christ draw me, weak as I am, to your side, for if you do not draw me, I can never follow you. Give me a brave spirit, so that it may always stand ready and strong. And when my flesh is weak, let your grace go before me, come beside me, and follow after me, for without you, I can do nothing—least of all suffer pain or death. Grant me a fearless heart, a true faith, firm hope, and a perfect love, so that for your sake I may lay down my life with patience and joy. Amen   Click or Tap here to listen to or save this as an audio mp3 file ~ You can now purchase our Partakers books! Please do click or tap here to visit our Amazon site! Click or tap on the appropriate link below to subscribe, share or download our iPhone App!

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July 6. John Huss. Huss grew up poor and became a priest. But when he came face to face with Jesus Christ, Huss's heart was changed.  About 1401, Huss got a hold of some writings of John Wycliff, and from then on, he spoke out in favor of ordinary people being able to read the Scripture in their own language. For […] The post John Huss, Bohemia, Priest first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

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The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

The purpose of God, concerning prophesying future events, is definite and unalterable. His eternal will is proclaimed by our Lord, Jesus Christ: “And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” John 14:29 On the road to Emmaus, Christ made it perfectly clear the He was that which had “come to pass,” pertaining to Israel’s prophesied Messiah; thus many believed because of the fulfilled prophecies. It is fulfilled prophecy that proves the credibility of the Bible. From the Morning Star of the Reformation, John Wycliff, to the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon –a period of five centuries- this method of prophetic study prevailed. The thought of a seven year tribulation period, at the end of the age, encapsulating the Seals, Trumpets and Vials of the Revelation, would have been immediately rejected and condemned as the speculations of false prophets! Today, it is the Protestant Historicist Interpretation of Bible prophecy (Historicism) that has remained true to the pattern of Scripture. It was the secret of the martyr steadfastness and heroism during the Reformation. The Roman Catholic Counter Reformation attacked Historicism in the 16th century and devised two counter schemes called Futurism and Preterism. Why did their Jesuits distort the prophecies in Daniel and the Revelation? What was this doctrinal assault’s ultimate purpose? Who was the first Protestant to be deceived? Why was Daniel, chapter 9, ground zero of their assault? Why are the Protestants now teaching Futurism and Preterism? Why do all agree that the Divine time measure of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel, chapter 9, are to be interpreted a day for a year, but in the Revelation they are to be interpreted as literal days? This seminar will answer these questions and show you where we are in the unfolding prophecies of the Book of Revelation!

Pastor Kent Rufo