ETS 2016

Abstract To write a paper on the hermeneutics of the Revelation is an ambitious and daunting task. Much has been written and will continue to be written on this topic. To arrive at a correct hermeneutical approach to the last book in the biblical canon is a difficult task because, as one reads the works […]

Abstract The “seventy weeks” prophecy of Daniel 9:24-27 has provided an eschatological framework for a dispensational-premillennial understanding of God’s timetable for Israel. The basis for this framework stems from a perceived gap between the 69th and 70th prophetic week. Many non-dispensational scholars have accused dispensationalists of abandoning a normal-grammatical-historical interpretive methodology when interpreting Daniel 9:24-27

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to analyze the hermeneutical approaches of several key eschatological positions concerning the book of Revelation, and in particular, the various Kingdom views associated with each approach. Rather than give a summary statement of the three different millennial positions, the focus throughout will be to expose each position’s supporting