DEBATE: Postmillennialism vs Premillianialism

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• KE

  @kevinteichroeb6997 · 6 months ago

  Well done, brother Kendall! Thank you for putting yourself out there with an increasingly popular truth.

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• BR

  @BryanN_FS · 6 months ago

  I enjoy these debates thanks for sharing

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• RU

  @RulerofKingsChurch · 6 months ago

  Kendall, that's amazing news about the new building! We are praying for you brother. Also, GREAT JOB in this debate leaving no doubt about what Scripture teaches. Imagine Christians everywhere knowing they weren't praying "Thy Kingdom come" in vain... Keep it up and God bless! - Carlisle, PA

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• MA

  @marshaldavis6566 · 6 months ago

  Thank you both. I love you both. In Jesus name. I learned a lot.

• SC

  @ScaleFree777 · 6 months ago

  Closing statement was 🔥🔥🔥... Great Job Kendall!!!

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• EX

  @expeditionaryrevival3677 · 6 months ago

  The animation for the flyer was great

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• KI

  @kirstenandbrianchaney8473 · 6 months ago

  Excellent work! <br>I didn’t hear this come up in the debate unless I missed it. Regarding the postmil perspective of Matthew 24, Do you think verse 21 conflicts with the dual fulfillment interpretation, in light of the discourse’s direct application? to 70 AD?

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• LA

  @langer747 · 6 months ago

  The New lead in is Great &nbsp;! 👍

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• UB

  @ubukhan18 · 6 months ago

  New to this channel . I listened to this today and was hoping one of the sides would have explained their position on Revelation 20:7.

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• CO

  @Conquerers4theKingdom · 6 months ago

  Enjoyed this debate! I think you did a much better job of proving the postmillennial case than the historic premillennial guy. He seems to be more of a dispensationalist though, especially with regard to Israel, a rebuilt temple, and appealing the unsaved Jews&apos; eschatological interpretations. I read somewhere that the early church fathers relied heavily on Rabbinic Jews for their understanding of eschatology/prophecy, especially since they were, as you said, fighting the heresies of their day concerning Jesus. That made sense to me of why premillennialism sounds so much like the futuristic, political, earthly kingdom views the Jews back then believed in, and why today&apos;s Messianic Jews also do. Can&apos;t wait until you get into more of the book of Revelation and I pray everything goes smoothly on the building matter.

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• TR

  @truthfirst2983 · 2 months ago

  The end of the ages - In Daniel 2 we learn of several ages - 1st Babylon, 2nd Media-Persia, 3rd Greece, and the end of the ages not governed by God - the Roman Empire more unified and then more fragmented.

• KH

  @khaccanhle1930 · 6 months ago

  Every time I see one of these debates, &nbsp;I get a bit nervous that the Pre-mil guy is going to give a new argument or scripture that will really challenge my Post-mil views. &nbsp;<br>And every time I hear a long train of self contradictions, &nbsp;straw men, &nbsp;sloppy interpretation, historical ignorance, and Chrono-centric assumptions. &nbsp;<br>I&apos;d like to thank the premil guy for firmly consolidating my dis-belief in his views. &nbsp;I used to think just like him, then I made the mistake of seriously trying to understand the other views. &nbsp;<br>Thanks for shooting down your own balloon bro.

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