Preterism says prophecy is already fulfilled.

Some even claim Jesus returned in 70 AD, but the Bible says otherwise.

In this episode, we exposed how a Jesuit scheme from the 1600s twisted prophecy to protect Rome,

why it doesn't align with Scripture, and what the Word of God actually says about the Antichrist,

the Great Tribulation, and the

second coming of Jesus Christ.

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

We're so happy you've joined us today.

We're talking about a light topic that no one will be upset about.

So we're glad that you're here.

It's going to be about preterism today.

I'm sure you know someone or have heard of someone that believes that all the prophecies have already been fulfilled. In fact, there's one major television

network where we do not air anymore that promotes this very idea with much of their content

now if it's regarding prophecy. But it's kind of a mainstream thing.

But when you compare it to scripture, you may be surprised by what it actually says.

And how, well, I guess it's in the title, Doug. I can just be straight. It's a lie. It's not true.

It's not scriptural. And so we're going to show you why today. Before we do that, I want to remind you about our summer needs campaign.

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