Puritanboard Sophomore
Where do I start? I dont know anything concerning Eschatology. Except from the little I've seen from the Left Behind series. I dont really have the money right now to buy any books. I rather start off by reading online. Any good, balanced, websites that compare all the views? Ill even read the bias ones as well.
"I thank Thee that many of my prayers have been refused. I have asked amiss and do not have, I have prayed from lusts and been rejected, I have longed for Egypt and been given a wilderness".-Valley of Vision ( collection of Purtan prayers)
Julio, Amaya
Clifton, NewJersey
Reformed Baptist Church of North Bergen
Puritanboard Freshman
For an Amill view: Riddleblog - The Latest Post
on the right side you'll find the audio clips under "Amillennialism 101 -- Audio Resources"
Claudiu
Reformed Baptist
Immanuel Baptist Church
Folsom, CA
"But seek ye first the kingdom of God..." ~Matthew 6:33
My Blog - My Photography
Quickened (07-13-2009), Rangerus (07-13-2009), TeachingTulip (07-13-2009)
Puritanboard Freshman
to start with there is a good Chart by Nate Wilson just surch his name and Comparison Of Four Eschatological Positions and you should find it. Also the book The Meaning of the Millennium: Four Views by InterVarsity Press, is a good starting point as far as books go.
Joshua
Student, Summer Intern
Fellowship Baptist
Ontario, Canada
Claudiu (07-13-2009)
Puritanboard Freshman
Here's the chart:Originally Posted by Dragoon
COMPARISON OF FOUR ESCHATOLOGICAL POSITIONS
Claudiu
Reformed Baptist
Immanuel Baptist Church
Folsom, CA
"But seek ye first the kingdom of God..." ~Matthew 6:33
My Blog - My Photography
Puritanboard Doctor
For the Post-Mill view I'd start with Ken Gentry's sermons on Sermon Audio here. I think he is the most clear Post-Mill speaker currently.
Benjamin P. Glaser, M. Div, Licentiate, Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ruling Elder Fairmount ARP Church
Pittsburgh, PA
"I am as happy as perhaps creation can make me. I enjoy all the necessaries and most of the conveniences of life. I have a peaceful study as a refuge from the hurries and noise of the world around me, the venerable dead are waiting in my library to entertain me..." --Samuel Davies
Deo Vindice
Quickened (07-13-2009), Rangerus (07-13-2009), Spinningplates2 (07-13-2009)
Puritanboard Freshman
For a book, check out A Case for Amillennialism by Kim Riddlebarger.
Dan Dorman
Member of Pilgrim OPC in my hometown-Bangor, Maine
Currently attending Christ the King OPC in Longview, Texas, where I am a college student
“The happiness of the creature consists in rejoicing in God, by which also God is magnified and exalted” -Jonathan Edwards
What is meant by "Christian Hedonism"?
Quickened (07-13-2009), TeachingTulip (07-13-2009)
Administrator
At the end.
Josh
CCRPC, RPCGA
Board Rules -Signature Rules
How absurd a tenet is this, which holdeth that there is some particular worship of God allowed, and not commanded? What new light is this which maketh all our divines to have been in the mist, who have acknowledged no worship of God, but that which God hath commanded? Who ever heard of commanded and allowed worship? - George Gillespie
Rot a Redom
Start here:
Matt 24,25
1 Cor 15
2 Pet 3
When you have these as your foundation, then move on to other stuff.
http://www.villagecommunitychurch.org/
"Preparing a sermon is like cooking a meal. You need pots and pans and utensils, but you don't bring them out to the table where people are eating." Derek Thomas
Click to get: Board Rules -- Signature Requirements -- Suggestions?
Spinningplates2 (07-13-2009)
Puritanboard Doctor
For a book I'd recommend Keith Mathison's Post-Millenialism: An Eschatology of Hope
Benjamin P. Glaser, M. Div, Licentiate, Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ruling Elder Fairmount ARP Church
Pittsburgh, PA
"I am as happy as perhaps creation can make me. I enjoy all the necessaries and most of the conveniences of life. I have a peaceful study as a refuge from the hurries and noise of the world around me, the venerable dead are waiting in my library to entertain me..." --Samuel Davies
Deo Vindice
Quickened (07-13-2009), Spinningplates2 (07-13-2009)
Vanilla Westminsterian
Julio,
If you PM me an email address, I can send you a ZIP file of PowerPoints I did for a Sunday School on the End Times in 2001.
Fred Greco
Senior Pastor, Christ Church PCA (Katy, TX)
Christ Church Blog
"The heart is the main thing in true religion...It is the hinge and turning-point in the condition of man's soul. If the heart is alive to God and quickened by the Spirit, the man is a living Christian. If the heart is dead and has not the Spirit, the man is dead before God." (J.C. Ryle)
Puritanboard Sophomore
Joshua,At the end.
The is the absolutely best advice to anyone who desires to understand eschatology.
One must study and learn God's end purposes and intents (establishing an everlasting kingdom for His Son, shared with redeemed creatures) before the events that will surely and eventually bring that kingdom about, are understood and recognized.
Ronda Rush
Church of the Redeemer
Independent Reformed
California
"Our existence in the mind of God puts us in contact with the Ideas in the mind of God, and not simply, 'in the mind of man.'" Gordon H. Clark
Rot a Redom
Indeed!Joshua,At the end.
The is the absolutely best advice to anyone who desires to understand eschatology.
One must study and learn God's end purposes and intents (establishing an everlasting kingdom for His Son, shared with redeemed creatures) before the events that will surely and eventually bring that kingdom about, are understood and recognized.
http://www.villagecommunitychurch.org/
"Preparing a sermon is like cooking a meal. You need pots and pans and utensils, but you don't bring them out to the table where people are eating." Derek Thomas
Click to get: Board Rules -- Signature Requirements -- Suggestions?
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Puritanboard Junior
To save you time and hours of amusement I recommend that you skip theseWhere do I start? I dont know anything concerning Eschatology. Except from the little I've seen from the Left Behind series. I dont really have the money right now to buy any books. I rather start off by reading online. Any good, balanced, websites that compare all the views? Ill even read the bias ones as well.
Bob, elder, RBC Louisville. 1689 LBCF
"... Of such also, or of those who make a credible profession of being such, all those particular churches consist, which constitute our Lord's visible kingdom. ... Consequently, all the subjects of His government must have spiritual dispositions, , and yield spiritual obedience- obedience proceeding from an enlightened understanding, an awakened conscience, and a renewed heart."- Abraham Booth 1788
Rangerus (07-13-2009), Reformed Rush (07-13-2009)
Puritanboard Junior
I will praise the LORD who counsels me--even at night my conscience instructs me.
Rangerus
Southern Baptist
Austin, TX
Teacher and Volunteer
1689 LBCF & BF&M 2000
Puritanboard Freshman
On Sermon Audio, do a search for Gary DeMarr. Most of his are from conferences and I think they are great. And free is not bad either.
Alan Hughes
PCA
Lake Zurich, Illinois
If you think I'm a Hyper-Calvinist, God planned that thought before the foundation of the Earth. If you try to tell me that God only planned some things and not all things, then your problem is with God not me.
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Larry Bray
Elder - Reformed Presbyterian Church of Boothwyn, PCA
Boothwyn, PA - http://www.rpcb.org/
Free Online Reformed Seminary - http://www.tnars.net
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