Heresy-On: The Lie of Hyperpreterism

A brief but powerful presentation of the lie of hyperpreterism. Hyperpreterism is sneaking into the Church.

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[thekingdomcomedotcom]

thanks Psalm1267, the video was based from a common TV commercial in the U.S. that utilizes repetitious phrases & stark coloring. It is simply but effective. My purpose was to first make a video to get people to listen. I soon intend to do another more detailed version as you suggest. Stay tuned.

[MrPeaceKey]

I agree with you.

The book of Revelations was addressed to whom and when and about what?

All of the NT was written prior to the Destruction of the temple - is that important?

There were already many anti christs back then. Are we to discount that?

John Jesus and the NT in general all spoke of a soon coming calamity. Is that important?

Christ and His Father take up their abode in and with Godly believers?

Is that not a coming?

I Believe Jesus is here in the now.

[BeautifulBelief]

I believe the Bible. I also believe what Martin Luther stated about the only way to change his convictions on his views was to refute it directly with Scripture.

When I hear something about the Bible, I look it up myself. If someone is going to tell me something is wrong, or even right, it better be backed up with the Bible, not their personal opinion or religious belief, or some adaptation of a worldly promotion. Where is the Scriptural refute? Why the namecalling and belittling of others?

[coper11]

Jude 8,12,14,16 & 17-19 identify those who had infiltrated the ranks of this first century church as the very scoffers the apostles had warned them about.

And, though you quote Romans 16:17-19 you failed to quote the very next verse (20) which would have placed this passage in its proper context: "The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet..."

The questions are: "Do you believe the Bible?"

"Do you believe Paul was inspired to write these very words?"

[Psalm1267]

Really good information! But the green tile pattern in the background and the voice commentary confuse my mind and make it hard to focus on your message. Can you do it again with a plain background and black print, with voiceover that coincides with the text on the screen? Or just sedate music?