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accepted What are the different views regarding the order of events for end-times prophecy?
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comment What is the physical evidence for a global flood?
+1 Answers in Genesis is a really interesting site. Of course, even with archaeological evidence, some people will always be unwilling to believe. I'm reminded of Jesus before the elders: "If you are the Christ, tell us." But he said to them, "If I tell you, you will not believe, and if I ask you, you will not answer." (Luke 22:67-68 ESV)
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comment Does the end times talk about a one world religion?
I sense your sarcasm (so I assume you're joking)... Some people think that the RC church is the "great prostitute" (not trying to offend any RC's-- I was one for many years!). in Ezekiel 23, Israel and Samaria are also compared to prostitutes; if this verse does refer to a one-world religion, it wouldn't be the first time that prostitution was used as an allegory for idolatry.
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comment What are the different views regarding the order of events for end-times prophecy?
That's a good point, and I know that many of the books in the Bible don't appear in chronological order. Part of my confusion is the validity of the interpretation. It's kind of similar to the prophecies of Christ, in my thinking: before they actually happened, I think it would have been difficult (if not impossible) to use the OT prophecies to predict the order of events in Christ's life. In retrospect, however, we can find the various texts pertaining to His life. I like Chick's cartoons, but he presents the order of events as fact, and that bothers me a bit.
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comment What are the different views regarding the order of events for end-times prophecy?
Works for me, thanks!
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comment What are the different views regarding the order of events for end-times prophecy?
The question wasn't specific to Jack Chick... He was the first example of someone I'd seen trying to interpret the order of end-times prophecies, and skipping between NT to OT books while following a chronological order seemed odd. I wasn't aware of the various doctrines regarding the ordering of end-time events (which is why I asked); your Reformation and Beyond (goo.gl/85B2z) link was helpful. "What are the different doctrines regarding the ordering of end-times events?" is more in-line with what I was attempting to ask.
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asked What are the different views regarding the order of events for end-times prophecy?