Some people are now saying that most Bible prophecies, including the Great Tribulation and even the

Second Coming, already happened in 70 AD. That's the heart of something called the partial

preterist view. But is it biblical or dangerously deceptive? Today, we're exposing the

surprising origins of this doctrine, why it contradicts clear scripture, and what it really means for

the church and the end-time revival.

So stay with us.

You're going to want to watch this episode.

Thank you. Welcome to the end time show, Vince Stigall here with Doug Norville.

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preterism, the whole argument of when the rapture happens, pre-mid or post, it goes away

entirely so we don't have to waste our time on it. Well, what do you think? Do you agree with that or no?

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With the outage, with the rumors of what's going on with Iran and Israel and the protests,

the world is shaking. So are you sure you're ready to understand why? From the chaos in the

Middle East to rising global tensions and censorship and collapsing values here in the United States,

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