Postmillennialism | Wars and Rumors of Wars
Outline:
Introduction
The Sicarri Sect
False Prophets/Messiahs
Birth Pangs in Jerusalem
Birth Pangs in Israel and the World
Civil War in Jerusalem
Conclusion
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jewish revolt
Explore " jewish revolt" with insightful episodes like "Postmillennialism | Wars and Rumors of Wars", "Signs and Zealot Rebellion - AD 66" and "Abomination and Lawlessness - AD 66" from podcasts like ""Saint Athanasius Podcast", "Then and Now Preterist Podcast" and "Then and Now Preterist Podcast"" and more!
Episodes (3)
Signs and Zealot Rebellion - AD 66
We continue looking at the crucial events leading up to the outbreak of the Jewish revolt against Rome in late AD 66. We mention some of the major characters who played a significant role as the rebellion was beginning to take shape, and how the situation there in Judea at this time just before the war started was getting worse every day. There were signs in the heavens and on earth at this very time of Passover and Pentecost in AD 66. This is when the angelic armies were seen in the sky above Judea, as well as when the priests in the temple heard the incredible voices of a multitude in the unseen realm saying that they were leaving that place and going to another location within the unseen realm. Could this have been the resurrection of the dead out of Hades and their reception into heaven? This is another one of those podcasts you will want to listen to over and over again. If you wish to have the free PDF written lesson outline for this podcast, simply email us to request it (preterist1@preterist.org). Be sure to mention the date of this podcast when you email us.Support the show
Abomination and Lawlessness - AD 66
If you are interested in considering some possible fulfillments of the Abomination of Desolation and the Man of Lawlessness, this podcast is for you. We look at how Gessius Florus, the Roman procurator over Judea in AD 66, attempted to rob the temple of all of its imageless coinage and force the Jews to bring in coins with Nero's deified image on them. This would have been an abomination of the temple, and easily explains why the Zealots and Priests revolted. One of the key players in that rebellion was Eleazar, the Captain of the Temple Guard, and son of the powerful High Priest Ananias b. Nedebaeus. Eleazar blew the shofar and rallied the citizens to block Florus' access to the temple. Eleazar then took control of the temple and did many other lawless things which suggest that he might have been the Man of Lawlessness. This is one podcast you will want to listen to over and over again. If you wish to have the PDF written lesson outline for this podcast, simply email us to request it (preterist1@preterist.org). Be sure to mention the date of this podcast when you email us.Support the show