What Paul Actually Believed About the Coming of the Lord
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What Paul Actually Believed About the Coming of the Lord
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Christopher Enoch looks back at 32 years of ministry and examines how understanding ancient Hebrew and Greek culture changes how we read scripture. Drawing from historical evidence, Jewish prophetic idioms, and Paul's early epistles, Christopher addresses whether the apostles expected the Lord's coming in their own lifetime, the true meaning of 'riding on the clouds' in Isaiah 19, and the linguistic history of early Arabic Christian manuscripts.
Chapters: 0:00 1994 Street Preaching in Hamilton, Ontario 3:17 Faith Healing Message in Gore Park 15:51 The Woman Healed of Her Cane 19:37 Looking Back: What I Would Preach Differently Today 21:22 Faith vs. Trust: The Hebrew Meaning of Emunah 27:56 The Spiritual Link Between Unforgiveness and Sickness 34:52 Forgiveness Is a Choice, Not a Feeling 43:11 Does the Arabic Word "Allah" Mean God? 46:50 Did Paul Believe the Coming Was in His Lifetime? 51:42 "Riding on the Clouds" as an Ancient Jewish Idiom (Isaiah 19) 55:16 Paul's Use of "We Who Are Alive and Remain" 57:20 Refuting the 2,000-Year Delay Theory 1:01:06 What Happened in 70 AD and the Judgment of Jerusalem 1:05:36 Did Paul Contemplate Dying Before the Return? 1:08:36 The Man of Sin and 2 Thessalonians Explained