2. The beast wasn’t taken alive at the destruction of Jerusalem (Rev. 19: 20). According to Prets, he committed suicide in A.D. 68.

3. 97,000 Jews got away scot free from Rev. 19: 21.

4. Paul didn’t remain alive until Christ’s coming. 1 Thess. 4: 15-17. (Notice he says “We,” including himself).

5. The saints never received “power over the nations” in A.D. 70 (Rev. 2: 26-27).

6. Jesus Christ was not judge of the quick and the dead, because (according to Preterists) He only judged the dead.

7. The “mortal bodies” of the saints were not quickened by the Holy Spirit in A.D. 70. Rom. 8: 11.

8. The saints were not delivered from “this body of death” (Romans 7: 24).

9. The 12 apostles didn’t see Jesus return in A.D. 70 (Acts 1: 8-11). (Most of them were dead by that time).

10. The Sanhedrin didn’t see Jesus at the right hand of God (compare Matthew 26: 64 with Acts 7: 55-57).

11. “We shall see Him as He is.” (1 John 3: 2). Never happened in A.D. 70.

12. “We shall know, even as we are known” (1 Cor. 13: 12). Still not fulfilled — unless you redefine knowledge.

13. There is still sorrow and crying for people who inhabit the New Jerusalem. Rev. 21: 4.

14. Entire nations weren’t saved in A.D. 70. Rev. 21: 24.

15. The living nations were never gathered before Christ’s throne in A.D. 70. Matt. 25: 31-46; Joel 3.

16. “Behold, we shall not all sleep” (1 Cor. 15: 51-52). All of Paul’s original audience fell alseep! [note: sleep means physical death -- see 1 Cor. 15: 20].

17. All Christ’s enemies are still not destroyed. see 1 Cor. 15: 25-26.

18. Christians are still not delivered from this “present evil age” (Gal. 1: 4).

19. The apostles finished the cities of Israel before the Son of Man “came” (Matt. 10: 23; cf. Col. 1: 23).

20. The apostles have never sat on thrones judging the 12 tribes of Israel (Matt. 19: 28).

21. The New Covenant is still not established, because Christians need teaching. Jer. 31: 34.

22. The New Covenant is still not established, for the holy nation was (according to Prets — ATP) destroyed (Jer. 31: 35-37).

23. The New Covenant is still not established, for ATP the holy city was thrown down for ever (Jer. 31: 40).

24. The armies surrounding Jerusalem were not destroyed in A.D. 70. (see Zech. 14: 3).

25. Christ never returned the Mount of Olives from whence He ascended (Zech. 14: 4).

26. Christ returned in A.D. 70 (??), but ATP the literal cloud was missing (see Acts 1: 9; Matt. 24: 30; Rev. 1: 7).

27. Israel never repented in A.D. 70 (Acts 3: 19-21).

28. Christ said the nation won’t see Him until they repent. Matt. 23: 39. ATP “every eye saw Him” in A.D. 70.

29. The land was smitten with the curse. ATP John the Baptist failed. See Mal. 4: 5-6.

30. The living saints weren’t rewarded in A.D. 70. Matt. 16: 27-28. (ATP, they had to wait until death!).

31. The remnant of Israel still practices iniquity (Zeph. 3: 13).

32. The man of sin wasn’t destroyed by the “brightness of Christ’s parousia” the day the temple caught fire. See 2 Thess. 2: 8.

33. Desolations were not poured upon the desolator of the temple (Dan. 9: 27).

34. All nations still don’t keep the feast of tabernacles (Zech. 14: 16).

35. Nations who refuse to keep the feast of tabernacles are left unpunished (Zech. 14: 17-18).

36. Acording to Prets, all those left in Jerusalem were reckoned unholy. But see Isaiah 4: 3-4.

37. According to Prets, all nations may continue — except Israel (see Jer. 30: 11).

38. Idols are still worshipped by 75% of the world’s population (Isaiah 2: 18).

39. The kingdoms of this world are not governed by Jesus Christ (Rev. 11: 15).

40. James, Peter, Andrew, and John were already dead (??) before they got to see the abomination of desolation. See Matt. 24: 9, 15. (“Ye”/”You”).

41. The cities of the nations never fell in A.D. 70 (Rev. 16: 19).

42. Fishing in the Dead Sea is still off-limits (Ezekiel 47: 9-10).

43. A SINGLE wicked king did not persecute Israel from A.D. 67-70 (Dan. 11: 31-45).

44. Thyatira (nor the other Asian assemblies) went through “great tribulation” (Rev. 2: 22).

45. Many who sleep in the dust (aphar) of the ground (adamah) did not awake in A.D. 70 (Dan. 12: 2).  [note: same Hebrew words are used in Gen. 3: 19].

46. Abraham still hasn’t inherited the land God promised him (Gen. 13: 15; Acts 7: 5).

47. Ezekiel’s Temple is still waiting to be built (Ezekiel 40-48).

48. The Redeemer never came back to turn transgression from Jacob (Romans 11: 26-27; Isaiah 59: 20).

49. Sudden destruction did not overtake the children of darkness (1 Thess. 5: 2-8).

50. Those who kept the Lord’s sayings tasted of death (John 8: 52).