Copyright © Tim Warner Revised September 11, 2007 In Revelation 20, John described the resurrected saints seated on thrones and reigning with Christ after having been resurrected. Revelation 20:4-6 And I saw thrones, and they sat on them, and judgment was committed to them. Then I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded … Continue reading The First Resurrection in Revelation
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About Hebrew Parallelism called Chiasmus which equates to Poetry
By Jeff A. Benner As Hebrew poetry is written much differently than our own Western style of poetry, many do not recognise the poetry which can cause problems when translating or interpreting passages written in poetry. Approximately 75% of the Hebrew Bible is poetry. All of Psalms and Proverbs are Hebrew poetry and many other books, … Continue reading About Hebrew Parallelism called Chiasmus which equates to Poetry
The Abrahamic Faith & The Sabbath Rest According to the Early Christians
By Tim Warner, Copyright © http://www.4windsfellowships.net (Revised 10/29/21) The earliest Christians closest to the time of the Apostles, whose eschatology can be determined from their writings, were “Chiliasts” (from the Greek word χίλια {chilia} meaning “millennium”). This eschatology is similar to what is today called “Premillennialism” in that its focus was on the return of … Continue reading The Abrahamic Faith & The Sabbath Rest According to the Early Christians
The Dangers of Bad Doctrine
September 7, 2021 Tim Warner 4windsfellowships.net Sound doctrine is critical for Christians, but not for the reasons most suppose. It is not that holding a particular doctrinal position on the Godhead, free-will vs. election, the exact motions or rituals one must go through to be saved, or any particular eschatological viewpoint are required in order to … Continue reading The Dangers of Bad Doctrine
Biblical Chronology Introduction
The earliest Christians with links to the Apostles were Millennialists (Chiliasts), claiming that Jesus would return to earth to establish His one-thousand-year Kingdom after six millennia had elapsed from creation. The Psalm of Moses (Psalm 90), 2 Peter, Hebrews, and Revelation contain strong evidence that this was apostolic teaching. If so, all that is necessary … Continue reading Biblical Chronology Introduction
Sealed until the Time of the End – Jesus Return
By Tim Warner 4windsfellowships.net The best kept secret in the universe is the time of the arrival from heaven of the King of kings and Lord of lords – Jesus the Anointed King. He is coming to overthrow all the kingdoms of this world, to utterly destroy the wicked, to resurrect and grant immortality and … Continue reading Sealed until the Time of the End – Jesus Return
The Messenger (Angel) of the YHVH (Lord)
Who bears God’s Name & Speaks as God Long before “angels” (plural) are mentioned in Genesis, a mysterious character shows up who was not Himself “God,” since He was God’s “Messenger.” One cannot be a messenger of himself. Both the Hebrew and Greek words translated “angel” simply mean “messenger,” and are used of both heavenly … Continue reading The Messenger (Angel) of the YHVH (Lord)
More Details About Daniels 70 Weeks Prophesy
For most of my Christian life, I have accepted the unanimous chorus of conservative Christian chronologists, including Ussher, that the 70 weeks of Daniel 9 total 490 years, and that the first 69 weeks span the time from Artaxerxes’ command to Nehemiah until the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. I also held Sir Robert Anderson’s theory … Continue reading More Details About Daniels 70 Weeks Prophesy
Notes on the Septuagint
The document explores the significance of the Septuagint (LXX) as a key biblical text, analyzing its historical context, its role in early Christianity, and discrepancies with the Masoretic text. It emphasizes the New Testament's reliance on the LXX, suggesting reconsideration of translation standards from Hebrew to English based on this evidence.
Christian Pacifism?
By Ben Wallick Many Christian denominations throughout history have taught that under no circumstances is it ever justified for Christians to use violence and those who participate in any violent act are in violation of Jesus’ teachings. Additionally, many teach that Christians must not function in any form of civil service where violence may have … Continue reading Christian Pacifism?
Biblical Teaching to Equip Every Christian 