Jeremy Howard and Kenn Chipchase talk about how we can make sure we are accurately grasping the relative value of various theological and practical issues.
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Jeremy Howard and Kenn Chipchase talk about how we can make sure we are accurately grasping the relative value of various theological and practical issues.
For those watching on Youtube, there are some technical glitches in the video, but the audio is mostly fine. Jeremy’s microphone settings weren’t in the right place, so there’s some noticeable clipping. Also, Jeremy’s voice was not in the best shape during this recording. But we trust everything will be alright!
In this episode, Jeremy responds to a recent promo video for a discussion between Doug Wilson and Gary Demar on the subject of eschatology. Jeremy takes the opportunity to launch into a bit of a Bible study about one item in particular that is brought up as a main point in the video: the Christian’s future judgment.
For more discussion on this topic, see the article written by Jason Bradfield over at reformation.blog: https://www.reformation.blog/p/darrens-surprise-garys-shrug-and
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0:00 Introduction1:30 Preterism3:30 Context of the Video7:13 Confusion about Judgment17:46 Confusion about Timing21:19 Confusion about the Day25:17 Romans 1428:43 Second Corinthians 533:44 First Corinthians 438:35 Revelation 1943:41 First Corinthians 351:23 John 1455:10 Uniqueness of the Pre-Trib View1:02:46 Conclusion
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Jeremy Howard and Kenn Chipchase talk about how we can make sure we are accurately grasping the relative value of various theological and practical issues.
