Tag Archives: eschatology

Eschatology, Poythress, and the Hallelujah Chorus

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Uri Brito

I hope to write in the next 18 months a short booklet on eschatology. I have written some papers in the past, but have not been able to provide a general outline, specifically of the postmillennial hope, and its contrast … Continue reading →

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Avoid the Language of “Already, and Not Yet”

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Uri Brito

Since I have been deeply involved in the eschatology debate for over ten years, had some of my works published in other eschatology websites, interviewed postmillennial authors, and have been in the healthy business of proselytizing premils to the postmil … Continue reading →

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Dave Hunt Dies

Posted on April 6, 2013 by Uri Brito

I had the opportunity to meet Dave Hunt on a couple of occasions. I sat attentively in one of his talks where he opposed Calvinism. If my memory serves me right, he said something like this: I was amazed at … Continue reading →

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We Need New Ears and Eyes

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Uri Brito

I began my day reading through Jim Jordan’s magnum opus, Through New Eyes. Jim is a dear friend and we have worked together for three years (09-11). I have literally read and listened to hundreds of articles, sermons, & lessons. If Jim … Continue reading →

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Lent, Ligon Duncan, and Legalism

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Uri Brito

Collin Hansen wrote an article for the Gospel Coalition entitled Should You Cancel Good Friday? which has brought to the attention of many a conversation they have never had before. What is Lent? Why celebrate it? As a committed Protestant, I am committed to … Continue reading →

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Fourth Sunday of Easter: The Empty Threat of Death, Part III, I Corinthians 15:20-28

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Uri Brito

First Sermon Second Sermon People of God, this is the Fourth Sunday of Resurrection! We are still immersed in this season of joy and celebration. And we have chosen I Corinthians 15 as the background theme to this feast. Why? … Continue reading →

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On Postmillennialism with Joel McDurmon

Posted on May 12, 2010 by Uri Brito

I have been editing our old interviews on blogtalkradio.com. The latest one is an interview Jarrod and I did with Joel McDurmon of American Vision on eschatology. Here it is.

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