Thank you so much! I try to present a comprehensive view of Scripture instead of the isolated takes we are accustomed to hearing. To me it is much more compelling.
Daniel, me and another friend love your style of teaching. I was introduced to you by Don Preston's "Two Guys and a Bible" YouTube videos. My friend and me have decided to follow your Substack blogs and I really like your teaching on John's eschatology. The gospel of John is one of my favorite NT books. We are both full-preterists but feel we need to learn more about the "what now, what follows" New Covenant Christian reality or fulfillment of the Gospel. How does one explain to a world (church) which doesn't understand that Jesus has already come, as He promised, that they are already free (from sin), and that they will never die (spiritually) if their Savior is Jesus (the only Way)? I am excited about your future studies on John's eschatology.
I appreciate the connection you make between Israel and Jesus. It is so evident, you have to deliberately ignore it. Thank you, Daniel!
Thank you so much! I try to present a comprehensive view of Scripture instead of the isolated takes we are accustomed to hearing. To me it is much more compelling.
Absolutely!
Daniel, me and another friend love your style of teaching. I was introduced to you by Don Preston's "Two Guys and a Bible" YouTube videos. My friend and me have decided to follow your Substack blogs and I really like your teaching on John's eschatology. The gospel of John is one of my favorite NT books. We are both full-preterists but feel we need to learn more about the "what now, what follows" New Covenant Christian reality or fulfillment of the Gospel. How does one explain to a world (church) which doesn't understand that Jesus has already come, as He promised, that they are already free (from sin), and that they will never die (spiritually) if their Savior is Jesus (the only Way)? I am excited about your future studies on John's eschatology.
Thank you Dennis. I appreciate you subscribing.
The book of John is one of my favorites as well. I look forward to your feedback in the coming weeks as we study John’s eschatology!