Interview with Dr. Ed Hindson
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- Calvary Tucson's Annual Southwest Pastors and Leaders Conference 2022
An Interview with Dr. Ed Hindson
Conference Handout: www.calvarytucson.com/confere...
Dr. Ed Hindson is the Bible Teacher on The King Is Coming telecast and the Dean Emeritus of the School of Divinity and Distinguished Professor of Religion at Liberty University, in Virginia. Ed has written over 40 books, including Final Signs; Approaching Armageddon and The Illustrated Bible Survey (B&H). He has served as the editor of five major Study Bibles, including the Gold Medallion Award-winning Knowing Jesus Study Bible (Zondervan) and the best-selling King James Study Bible (Thomas Nelson). He is co-editor of the 16-volume Twenty-First Century Biblical Commentary series on the New Testament (AMG).
www.thekingiscoming.com
We will miss this dear friend. He is now home with his saviour and some family and dear friends.
Amen
What Dr. Hindson said in this interview is very true. The idea of a pre-trib Rapture is gaining more and more ground among the lay church members as compared to the leaders in different churches. It's really very strange but I think it's as Jesus said that God reveals things to babes that He hides from those who think that they are wise. Personally I believe in pre-trib Rapture and I believe that the days we are living in are the perilous times Paul spoke about in 2 Tim. 3 which implies that the Rapture must be just round the corner. I love listening to Dr. Hindson and I have read one of his books which he co-edited with Tim LaHaye and Thomas Ice. May God bless Dr. Hindson and his ministry. Maranatha.
Maranatha
I love listening to Dr. Hindson. He will be missed. I always have believed in a pre trib rapture and I will defend that position. Its the only one that biblically makes any sense.
Thanks Brett, I agree
I am in agreement, as I wait for our Lord and Saviour, Thank you for doing the interview, I pray WFS Amen
Thanks Aspinall
Just heard..what happened?
He will be missed!
I was always interested in studying Bible Prophecy but at the same time that they know a lot they don't know anything. No one is really sure about anything. It is frustrating. I wish the Bible had clues clearer. Sometimes I ask myself if God really wanted us to know more details or not. For Christians that are doing well and have a prosper life, Bible prophecy may have a different meaning but for Christians who are struggling is a different feeling. It is frustrating to pray and ask God for direction and instructions and not have anything really clear in what to do. I am waiting for the Rapture, but I want to wait with joy, not with struggle.
Thanks Airplane800, “looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.”
Hebrews 12:2 NKJV
Maybe go back to some of the basics first. Pray. Be sure to include any unconfessed sins first, then give your frustrations and struggles over to God. Ask Jesus for wisdom and understanding about specific things you desire understanding of. Be specific so when He answers your questions, you will know He is answering your question with specifics pertaining to your prayer. Be patient. And don’t try and hang on to your frustrations or struggles. Once you’ve prayed them over to give Him, let Him have it. Use the new heart space you have to hear God and let the Holy Spirit teach you.
Jesus said that the 1st resurrection is immediately after the tribulation of those days. Nobody in the NT ever taught or preached a pre-trib rapture. It's post
18th century doctrines are not "real", they are interpolations, or potential outcomes based on how you read scripture. Since all of Orthodox Christianity disagrees on just how those scriptures will play out its all really a crap shoot, unless you are a Prophet and can state as fact what is being put forth here.
Thanks Johnny, I disagree, “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.”
II Timothy 3:16-17 NKJV
@Jay Rodriguez
Parameters of The Rapture based on John 14:3, 1Cor. 15:51:52 & 1Thess 4:16-17.
Tell me which one is literally taking place when the 7th trumpet is sounded. Otherwise you're just making your guess like others.
1)The Lord will descend from heaven _to the clouds._
2)The dead in Christ will rise.
3)Those alive and remain will be changed and put on incorruptible bodies.
4)They will be caught up(with those who've risen) in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air.
5)They, together with the risen ones will ascend to heaven to inhabit the dwelling places Jesus has prepared for them.
I've read Rev 11:15-19 multiple times. Until now I don't see any of the parameters of the rapture there. By the way, _the 7th trumpet which is the trumpet of the 7th angel_ *is not* _the last trumpet which is the trumpet of God._ 1Thess 4:16 tells me everything who's gonna sound the trumpet of God.
@@RaptureofSaints What kind of dividing of the word of truth is that? You agree with Jay Rodriguez when he said 7th trumpet is the rapture, but at the same time you say Rev 20:4-6 to be the rapture as well simply because of the word "first resurrection." Don't you notice any of the events, 7-bowl judgments, destruction of mystery Babylon, battle of Armageddon and the killing of all the wicked between Rev 11 and Rev 20???
@Jay Rodriguez I disagree. None of the 7 trumpets given to the 7 angels is the last trumpet or trumpet of God. Otherwise *if I'd use your analogy, my 2007 Toyota Corolla is the car of God.* As I've said, 1Thess 4:16 tells me everything about the trumpet of God, who holds it in His hand and who's gonna sound it.
Just show me someone alive put on incorruptible body, caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air when 7th trumpet is sounded or in Daniel 12:1-2. All those who don't believe in a pre-trib catching away always neglect the main ingredients of the rapture which are:
1)The Lord will descend from heaven.
2)The dead in Christ will rise.
3)Those alive and remain will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air.
4)They will ascend to heaven to inhabit the dwelling places Jesus has prepared for them.
These are the main ingredients of the rapture.
@Jay Rodriguez Part of studying is reading the Bible. How many times did read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation??? Or the NT from Matthew to the book of Revelation???🤔