Have the prophecies of the book of Revelation already been fulfilled?

Proponents of a teaching known as preterism insist they have.

But is this idea consistent with Oneness Pentecostal theology?

Join Dr. David K. Bernard as he explores the subject of Bible prophecy on this episode of Apostolic Life in the 21st Century.

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There's a school of thought within Christianity known as Preterism, which argues that the

prophecies of both Daniel and Revelation have already been fulfilled.

Proponents of preterism say that the destruction of Jerusalem in 8070 by the Roman

armies was essentially the culmination of Bible prophecy so that there

won't be any future tribulation or other so-called

in-time events. And depending on the degree to which

they accept this teaching, some preterists also don't believe that

there will be a future rapture of the church. So my question for you is, is preterism consistent

with oneness Pentecostal theology? And if not, why not? No, prederism is not consistent with

oneness Pentecostal theology. So let me explain. And by the way,

there's a little book I wrote a forward to it years ago called Upholding Our Future Hope. It's still

available at Pentecostal Publishing.com. The editor is George or Jorge Medina upholding our future hope.

And so first of all, let me just explain preterism. The Jorge Medina upholding our future hope.

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