Harpazo Ministries

Due to a Sound issue, this is a speedy re-do of material from the original home Bible study.

(Audio processed a bit) Jeremy Riner says, "We hope you enjoy this great interview with our friend, Dave Reynolds. We discuss Dave’s literary works, upbringing, movement around the country, family life, and we share plenty of laughs as well. " You can find Dave’s material here: https://daviddreynolds.wixsite.com/simpleanddirect/home Be sure to subscribe to the Deeply Rooted YouTube channel and on Apple Podcasts. Find us on our Facebook group page as well! Check out our website: deeplyrootedpodcast.com Email us at: drigw18@gmail.com

What does The Last Trump sound like? There are three types of Shofar blast during the Feast of Trumpets (modern Rosh Hashanah season). The third and longest one is the Last Trump blown over a two day period after 200 trumpet blasts, the Tekiah Gedolah. Many Bible experts agree this is the trumpet call coinciding with the Rapture of the Bride of Christ to meet the Bridegroom in the air... followed not long after by a seven year period of Trouble or Tribulation upon those that dwell on the earth. #shofar #Tekiah #LastTrump #Rapture #BeholdWrath

Advent Season Preaching on the Second Advent

Amillennial Pastor and friend Josh Banks does an excellent job with Exodus 33-34 in exegeting how gracious and forgiving God is of Israel because it is not about them and it is not about you! God's promises are about Him and His glory. God is faithful where we are not, just as with Israel. Friends, God is not done with Israel! Visit the Deeply Rooted Podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_eHxNDv4lE Shepherd's Rock in Kingsport with Josh Banks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe4m3JVR6Ih_xdxUtgf3GOg

What is the timing of the New Heaven and Earth with respect to the Kingdom and how should we understand the timing of Revelation chapters 20 & 21. Related articles: https://daviddreynolds.wixsite.com/simpleanddirect/single-post/2016/10/09/part-1-the-millennium-new-heaven-new-earth https://daviddreynolds.wixsite.com/simpleanddirect/single-post/2019/05/27/an-explosive-conclusion

Well, is there a Millennium? And if so, is it now, in Heaven? Or is it future on earth? How do the verses square with passages about New Heaven and New Earth? Do these verses utterly destroy Amillennialism as we know it? You will have to decide whether to believe what you read, or what you have been told. Many related articles here: https://daviddreynolds.wixsite.com/simpleanddirect/single-post/2019/05/19/perpetual-notions

To deal with the issue of "thousand" year reign (millennial kingdom) the amillennialist must nuke everything associated with that terminology, including saying that either/or (depending upon the stripe of amil) the promises to Israel have all been fulfilled, and/or that enough have been fulfilled and the rest are now for the Church. Also, we must now ignore Romans 9-11 (particularly 11) or find ways to symbolize it or explain it away. Symbolism remains the magic wand to wave when we want a passage to go away.

So what is Apocalyptic Literature? Does it mean what we are told? You may be surprised, and that's too bad. How about "thousand" used six times in Revelation chapter 20? Does thousand mean thousand? Why or why not?

What does Apocalyptic mean anyway? What is the Apocalypse? Does it actually mean "symbolic"? IS there symbolism in Revelation? Is it ONLY in "apocalyptic" writings? What about those numbers? Does thousand mean thousand? And if not does one mean one? Does seven mean seven? Who decides? Dispensational Pre-Millennialism or Amillennialism or Post Millennialism?

We close out this wonderful book with more description of our home New Jerusalem and Jesus Christ, the Alpha and Omega, closing out the book with the assurance that once these events kicks off, events rev up quickly and it will be like watching your car's tachometer.

The broader hermeneutic issues and differences between the two camps of the figurative versus the literal, Amil and Postmil versus Premil. Come; let us reason together. An attempt to help both camps understand one another's perspectives.

First in a series of shorts on the subject at hand, answering questions based upon biblical passages given, from a certain pre-millennial perspective. I identify myself as Pre-mil, Pre-trib, Restorationist (don't bother looking that up in eschatological terms). In other words, by Restorationist I mean Christ will of necessity fully restore and renew the heavens and the earth PRIOR to his Millennial reign on the earth. For more on that, please see the Revelation 19-22 videos in the Revelation Playlist.

Chapter 21 of Revelation gives us a look at the New Heaven and New Earth, including New Jerusalem. In my view, the Pre-Tribulation, Premillennial, Restorationist perspective, the New Jerusalem, which is identified with the Bride of Christ, the Church, is our home. Christ returns WITH his church. That puts the New Jerusalem coming down to earth, with Christ and we in our new home, not hanging around in Heaven for a thousand years. Also, Christ will have to "make all things new" at the beginning of the millennium, not the end. The earth is a complete mess. This fits with the language of Revelation 16 as well as the hyperbolic destructiveness of The Day of the Lord spoken of in 2 Peter 3 and the parent passage of Peter found in Isaiah 65.

From 2018 on the old Bible Grounded channel, David Reynolds offers an overview of mainline Amil eschatology. Upcoming episodes of problems and the Amil objections to Pre-mil the perspective.

Behold Wrath is the first in a series by David Reynolds. It is a "Living Commentary" on the Book of Revelation in novel form. Learn a Dispensational Pre-Tribulation Rapture, Pre-Millennial perspective through scripture shared and discussed in the book. Wherever books are sold https://daviddreynolds.wixsite.com/simpleanddirect/home #harpazo #millenium #revelation #dispensationalism #rapture #millennialkingdom #christianbooks #davidreynolds #tribulation #christ #antichrist

#Revelation #Millenium #MillennialKingdom #thousandyears #christ Okay so Chapter 20 gives us much information about the Kingdom, some of which we find in the Old Testament. Four major scenarios are in view here but Pre-Tribulation PreMillennial perspectives are the ONLY ones that take a normal reading of the passage (Literal View) without reading in symbolism, metaphor, figurative language that is not obviously so.

Daniel 12 adds a buffer of time between the Great Tribulation of Daniel's 70th Week and the start of the Kingdom. 1,335 days are mentioned. Interesting! He created in six days yet stretches this part out. Why? And what is the difference between Hell and the Lake of Fire or Gehenna? What about Tartarus, Hades and Sheol? Take a look.

We got past the praise for the fall of Babylon, praise for the soon arrival of the Marriage supper of the Lamb, so now we finally take a look at the order of events of Christ's Second Coming and his rout and what he accomplishes on day 1260, the conclusion of the Great Tribulation.

Lots of Q&A tonight as we zero in on the end of the end of this age! Lots of discussion concerning the 2 Resurrections, Israel versus the church versus the Tribulation saints. What judgments happen when and who are involved in which? How does all that NT teaching and parables concerning the wedding traditions inform this penultimate moment in history?

Finally we are into Revelation 17 and the destruction of Mystery Babylon, review of what that is, and the scope of Babylon, where is the HQ...

Review of all things Babylon so far, the history and problem texts.