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Mar 11, 2025 56 min

147: Eschatology That Honors Scripture

from Do Theology Hosted by Kenn Chipchase; Jeremy Howard

Jeremy responds to some portions of the recent Evening of Eschatology that took place in Louisville, KY, while also examining an old X post from Joel Webbon. It gets lively—and it all fits together. Just trust the process. Watch the Evening of Eschatology (2025) in full here: https://youtu.be/GQlqARfSEJA?si=Z0UkAprssng0BDTn Watch the original Evening of Eschatology (2009) in full here: https://youtu.be/4S0TQ2dXnms?si=yiR_zkuP0V0_pNTJ Dr. Alan Kurschner’s critique of the Amillennial recapitulation theory: https://www.alankurschner.com/2025/02/17/a-critique-of-the-most-common-amillennial-recapitulation-argument-in-the-book-of-revelation A link to Jeremy’s book, in which Appendix A lists one- and two-passage doctrines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A95UzZpUXBrRu8b8t7n2yGWbGksXjYfL/view 0:00 Introduction 1:13 The Evening of Eschatology 7:10 Weirdness Is Not a Good Reason 13:40 Is Revelation 20 a Clear Text? 16:55 Premillennial Hermeneutics 19:22 Can Revelation 20 Alone Prove Premillennialism? 24:09 Postmillennial Hermeneutics 27:00 Problems with Postmillennial Hermeneutics 32:04 Amillennial Hermeneutics 33:30 The Recapitulation Theory 36:05 What about Zechariah 14? 40:49 Failure to Embrace the OT Prophets 46:51 Joel Webbon Post 51:19 My Repost and Its Replies 55:47 Concluding Encouragements

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