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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2019 · 43 MIN

Revelation: Internal Evidence and Summary

from The Kingdom Project Podcast · host Marcuss Hall

Marcuss has gone over the Revelation and now wants to speak about the date.  The most important issue that confronts the reader of Revelation is the date that it was written. And there are two views: the late date view (AD 95-96), which is the current evangelical opinion and the early date view (AD 65-66). The early date view says that Revelation speaks of the birth pangs of the Kingdom, the beginning of Church history. The late date view allows for a wide variety of interpretations and comes exclusively from external evidence based on a statement made by Irenaeus in the 100's.  The safest course and more reliable is to study the Revelation itself to see what internal evidence it presents regarding the date of its writing.  Marcuss will do this while asking when was it written?  What is the proper approach?  And what is its theme?  This is all from an early date view and a first-century view of the Revelation which states is all in the past. Help Support: https://paypal.me/thekingdomproject YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs6iFjfgzzajleMLL2F99Rg Join the group: https://www.facebook.com/thekingdomprojectpodcast Email: [email protected]

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