Thoughts on the Allegorical Hermeneutic of Full Preterists

I recently listened to a podcast series with Kim Burgess called “Covenant Hermeneutics and Biblical Eschatology”. In this podcast series, he attempted to persuade his audience of full preterism theology built on a so-called “Covenant Hermeneutic”. It can be found here. Initial Reservations As open minded as I always attempt to be, I must apologize … Continue reading Thoughts on the Allegorical Hermeneutic of Full Preterists →

The Angel Of Lord: A New Answer for the Open Theism Debate

God’s Foreknowledge The Christian doctrine of foreknowledge asserts that God possesses exhaustive knowledge of all future events, including human choices and actions. This means that God knows beforehand what will happen in the world and in individual lives. The concept of foreknowledge is often connected to God's omniscience, His attribute of knowing all things. Berkhoff … Continue reading The Angel Of Lord: A New Answer for the Open Theism Debate →