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Heaven's Grand Repository by: Ralph Erskine
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RPM Volume 13, Number 38, 9/18/2011
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Topics: Salvation, Last Days, God
The Story of Interpretation: by: Ilya Lizorkin
From the First Century to the Twenty First, Part II
RPM Volume 10, Number 7, February 10, 2008
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Topic: Last Days
My Shift to Covenant Theology and Amillennialism by: David White
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RPM Volume 17, Number 39, 9/20/2015
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Topics: Last Days, Biblical Theology

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An Eternal Hell is for Real - The Heresy of Annihilationism? by: Dr. Joseph R. Nally, Jr.
Is Hell for real or is everyone just going to cease to exist?
Topics: Last Days, Biblical Theology, Apologetics
Will Old Testament animal sacrifices be restored when Christ returns? by: Dr. Joseph R. Nally, Jr.
Will Old Testament animal sacrifices be restored when Christ returns?
Topics: Last Days, Biblical Theology, Interpretation
Different Levels of Hell by: Ra McLaughlin
Do the different words translated into english as "hell" actually refer to different levels of hell?
Topic: Last Days

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The End of the Age by: Multiple Instructors
A companion video to lesson 4 of the same series that asks the following questions:
- What is the general resurrection of the dead?
- Why is it important that our future resurrection will be a physical resurrection?
- How did the Christian doctrine of the resurrection confront the Greek and pagan beliefs of the first century?
- How did Paul view the future resurrection of the dead?
- What is the relationship between Jesus' resurrection and the resurrection of believers?
- Since we know our suffering will end when we die and our souls go to heaven, why should we look forward to the general resurrection?
- How similar will our resurrected bodies be to our current bodies?
- How can we say we will have resurrected bodies if they have already decayed in the ground?
- How can people that have never heard the gospel still be condemned in the last judgment?
- Given that all Christ's enemies will be condemned in the final judgment, what attitude should we have toward unbelievers?
- How did the Old Testament portray the new heavens and the new earth?
- Will the current heavens and earth be destroyed in order to make way for the new heavens and earth?
- What will the new heavens and new earth be like?
- What benefits will we receive from being in God's immediate presence in the new heavens and new earth?
Lesson 4 of the course: Your Kingdom Come: The Doctrine Of Eschatology
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Topic: Last Days
The Coming of the King by: Multiple Instructors
A companion video to lesson 3 of the same series that asks the following questions:
- How do theologians distinguish between individual and general eschatology?
- Is Jesus coming back?
- Why is it necessary for Jesus to return?
- Is Jesus going to return physically or only spiritually?
- How visibly noticeable will the second coming be?
- What does Scripture tell us about the timing of Jesus' return?
- What events must occur prior to Christ's return?
- How should we interpret passages that predict events that must occur prior to Christ's return?
- Can demonic and human opposition hinder God's plans for the last days?
- What is your view on the rapture? Will the church be taken from this world prior to Christ's return?
- Why do you believe that Scripture predicts a future revival for Israel prior to Christ's return?
- Why do you believe that Scripture does not predict a future revival for Israel prior to Christ's return?
- What are some of the millennial views that Christians have held throughout history?
- Why do you hold to a premillennial view of the millennium?
- Why do you hold to a postmillennial or amillennial view of the millennium?
- What are the major points of agreement between all Christians regarding the return of Christ and the millennium?
Lesson 3 of the course: Your Kingdom Come: The Doctrine Of Eschatology
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The Goal of Creation by: Multiple Instructors
A companion video to lesson 1 of the same series that asks the following questions:
- What is eschatology?
- How did the Fall affect the created world? What was the initial state of creation like?
- Why did God give humanity the cultural mandate? What does the cultural mandate require of humanity?
- What is the significance of what theologians call the proto-euangelion in Genesis 3:15?
- How did the Old Testament prophets characterize God's eschatological kingdom?
- How does the concept of the kingdom of God appear in the Old Testament?
- For the Jews in Jesus' day, what was the connection between the Messiah and the kingdom of God?
- How did Jesus' contemporaries distinguish between "this age" and the "age to come"?
- Why does God sometimes put conditions on his prophecies?
- What is inaugurated eschatology?
- What kinds of tensions do Christians feel during the overlap of "this age" and the "age to come"?
- What did Isaiah mean by the term "good news"?
- How will the creation experience God's redemption?
Lesson 1 of the course: Your Kingdom Come: The Doctrine Of Eschatology
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Topic: Last Days