Pete Hegseth’s 2018 Comments about Rebuilding the Temple in Jerusalem – Dr. Kim Riddlebarger, 2/18/25 (0492)

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🗓️ 18 February 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Dr. Kim Riddlebarger, author of “A Case for Amillennialism” A Case for Amillennialism

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0:26.2	On J.combs, grace, king jitza. As they say the Internet is forever, if you've ever made a public statement, it was captured on video and made its way into social media.
0:51.1	It's likely following you around.
0:52.8	One of those statements made by U.S.
0:55.1	Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth in 2018 is following him around. It has to do with the Jerusalem
1:01.1	Temple and the possibility of rebuilding it. Does it have a bigger context in the dispensational
1:08.8	view of Bible prophecy.
1:12.4	Welcome back to Issues, Et cetera.
1:13.3	I'm Todd Wilkin.
1:16.1	Joining us to discuss this statement made in 2018.
1:20.8	Dr. Kim Riddlebarger, he's a retired pastor in the United Reform Churches in North America,
1:25.1	former co-host of the White Horse Inn Radio Show and author of the book,
1:28.9	A Case for A Millennialism Understanding the End Times.
1:30.3	Kim, welcome back.
1:31.4	Hey, Todd.
1:31.9	How are you?
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