Monthly Archives: July 2008

A better response to Brett   Brett was right at the close of his third post.  We were only just getting the great themes onto the table.  That’s why I was enjoying the interaction because we were actually starting to … Continue reading →

The Silence is Shocking   Brett had one more, very thoughtful response to me in which he stated up front that he would let me have the last word after that.  I really enjoyed responding to it, but I feel … Continue reading →

Allegorizing Ezekiel’s Temple   Brett’s next response to me was probably initiated by my response to Professor Barcellos.  Although the good professor did not respond, I believe Brett was taking a bit of what I had to say to Barcellos … Continue reading →

The River from the Temple ~ Physical or Spiritual?   I really enjoyed my interaction with Brett on Illumination.  He seemed intent on being reasonable which made me work a bit harder at choosing my words wisely.  I have learned … Continue reading →

Wading Through Deep Waters   The next dialogue I would like to quote from Illumination is a back and forth between Jason Payton and myself.  I appreciated his admission that he was no expert, but was “trying to wade through … Continue reading →

Abrogating Fulfillment   Before getting to Dr. Waldron’s actual response, I would like to post a couple of side discussions that occurred as a result of my post.  The first response was by Professor Barcellos, who, if I’m not mistaken, … Continue reading →

My provocative response to Dr. Waldron   The following is my initial response to Dr. Waldron’s critique of the Pre-Millennial view.  Again, Dr. Waldron was reviewing a book by Barry Horner.  The series by Dr. Waldron dealt with many topics … Continue reading →

Do Pre-Millennialists deny the person and work of Christ?   This begins my series comparing and contrasting A-Millennialism with Pre-Millennialism.  This began when Dr. Waldron began a series on the website Illumination reviewing a book by Barry Horner entitled Future … Continue reading →