Revelation is the last book of the New Testament and is usually read as an apocalyptic vision of Christ’s victory, judgment, and the final renewal of all things.
Thanks, Connie - I definitely have an opinion - and glad to talk about it any time. I am probably a Partial Preterist; it teaches that most of Revelation’s prophecies were fulfilled in the first century, especially in connection with the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, but it still expects Christ’s future return, resurrection, and final judgment.. But I am a moron! Peace!
lol. I could Go either way. What do I know?
Not sure where you stand on all this and not sure where I do either. Am I missing something?
I like that the conversation exists. Keep on writing!
Thanks, Connie - I definitely have an opinion - and glad to talk about it any time. I am probably a Partial Preterist; it teaches that most of Revelation’s prophecies were fulfilled in the first century, especially in connection with the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, but it still expects Christ’s future return, resurrection, and final judgment.. But I am a moron! Peace!