What Land Entrance Teaches Us

I’ve recently become increasingly interested in the typology of the 40 years of wandering in the wilderness under Moses, and how the historical shadows are reflected in the New Testament as the “substance” of our faith and practice. Since I am not an Idealist, I do believe that historical types can, and often do, have…

Nebuchadnezzar & The Typology of Antichrist

  Much of the confusion arising among Bible-students in regard to New Testament prophecy comes from a lack of grounding in Old Testament prophetic texts.  In order to understand eschatology aright, we must be conversant in the Old Testament prophets, for many of the New Testament predictions contain direct references to prophecies concerning Israel.   In my own studies,…

The Abomination of Desolation

  In Matthew 24, our Lord speaks of a time when the Jews would have to flee from the midst of Jerusalem.  This was predicted to occur when the “abomination of desolation” was revealed (Matt. 24: 15-18).  Despite the opinion of many, it seems to me that Christ is not speaking of the destruction of Jerusalem in…