This teaching series entitled "The Book of Revelation" is seven hours of training appropriate for the serious Bible student or for the believer just interested in expanding his or her understanding of end-time doctrine.
Any study of the Book of Revelation will be based upon one of three views of end times. Those views are known as premillennialism, amillennialism, or postmillennialism. Premillennialism was introduced in the mid 1800’s and became more and more popular throughout the 20th century. However, the other two views have more historic roots and have been reintroduced to the modern church through a plethora of current books and the teaching of well-trained theologians. This PC CD teaching is based upon postmillennialism.
Postmillennialism holds that Jesus Christ established His mediatorial Kingdom by His death, resurrection, and ascension to the heavenly Throne. As the Last Adam, He shall rule over all creation until the end of the world, when He shall come again to judge the living and the dead. His is conquering all nations by the Gospel, extending the fruits of His victory throughout the world, and thereby fulfilling the dominion mandate originally given by God to Adam.
Christ’s Kingdom was inaugurated during the transition from Old Covenant to New Covenant. The following themes found in the New Testament and the Book of Revelation find their best explanation in the context of the covenant transition and the establishment of Christ’s Kingdom:
The Lessons are entitled:
This teaching will bring clarity and understanding to many of the “mysteries” by following the development of biblical themes from Genesis to Revelation and by viewing many “scary” topics from Revelation in the light of other passages found throughout the New Testament.
Any study of the Book of Revelation will be based upon one of three views of end times. Those views are known as premillennialism, amillennialism, or postmillennialism. Premillennialism was introduced in the mid 1800’s and became more and more popular throughout the 20th century. However, the other two views have more historic roots and have been reintroduced to the modern church through a plethora of current books and the teaching of well-trained theologians. This PC CD teaching is based upon postmillennialism.
Postmillennialism holds that Jesus Christ established His mediatorial Kingdom by His death, resurrection, and ascension to the heavenly Throne. As the Last Adam, He shall rule over all creation until the end of the world, when He shall come again to judge the living and the dead. His is conquering all nations by the Gospel, extending the fruits of His victory throughout the world, and thereby fulfilling the dominion mandate originally given by God to Adam.
Christ’s Kingdom was inaugurated during the transition from Old Covenant to New Covenant. The following themes found in the New Testament and the Book of Revelation find their best explanation in the context of the covenant transition and the establishment of Christ’s Kingdom:
The Lessons are entitled:
- #1: Introduction: Why and How to Study the Book of Revelation
- #2: The Last Days
- #3: The Nation of Israel
- #4: The Great Tribulation
- #5: The Coming of Christ
- #6: The Millennium
- #7: The Harlot, The Beast, and The False Prophet
This teaching will bring clarity and understanding to many of the “mysteries” by following the development of biblical themes from Genesis to Revelation and by viewing many “scary” topics from Revelation in the light of other passages found throughout the New Testament.