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 →