Dr Keith Mathison Discusses Our Historic Time in Eschatology and Modern Amil and Postmil views

Dr Keith Mathison of Reformation Bible College and Ligonier Ministries discusses his journey into the study of eschatology, where he sees the current state of eschatology, and the modern move of the Amil and Postmil views moving closer together
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[@evantheorthodox740]

Mathison's Postmillennial book, an Eschatology of Hope is very good. A must read.

[@eschatology_matters]

Agreed!

[@janettelewis6681]

I have so many books I want to read that I already own, but I picked up From Age to Age on your recommendation.

[@janettelewis6681]

Noooo, now I want to get the book by Greg Beal (sp?) too. I am in the amillennialist camp . . . Sounds like it’s a deep dive into Biblical theology.

[@doomerquiet1909]

Buddies from two different churches and i were just discussing this very thing this week, it’s as if it’s harder and harder to distinguish between Amill and Postmill except for a couple places

[@GoodGuyGaming3]

Been looking forward to this one!

[@darrelbolen5908]

Great show

[@belgicpastor5013]

Wonderful

[@larrydaniel8414]

Where can you find age to age is it still in print

[@georgewelsh3683]

When our Lord cursed the serpent HE made an eschatological statement Gen,3:15. It took 7000-10000 years to be fulfilled. Christ crushed the serpents head with His resurrection. If the Old Testament took this long we could still be quiet early in the Church age or epic. Just a thought. Thank you and God bless