New Wine for the End Times
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1) Calvinism vs. Arminianism (Election vs. Free-Will).
Solving this major Church divider without the use
of paradoxes, or two sides of the same coin.
Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology.
2) Salvation is a free gift. But inheriting the kingdom requires lots of work. Solving the friction between grace and holiness verses. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 3) Does salvation require fruits of the Spirit? Solving the friction between Lordship Salvation and Free Grace Theology. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 4) The millennium as a free-grace alternative to Purgatory. Solving the differences in salvation verses between Catholicism and Protestantism. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 5) Would a loving God have a merciful plan for our loved ones Who have died having never heard or understood about Jesus Christ? Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology to the Church. 6) Jewish eschatology provides Scriptural evidence that children who die young do not go to hell. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 7) Amillennialism vs. Premillennialism. Scriptural evidence for the purpose of Christ's Messianic reign. The millennium is the climax of God's plan for all generations. The application of Old Testament Jewish eschatology to the New Testament Church solves these seven major problems of Scripture, which have divided the Church over the centuries. |
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| Click to read the First Chapter. |
| Click to read the chapter on Lordship Salvation. |
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| Introduction | 7 |
| 0.1) Was the Pearl of Great Price (Matthew 13:45-46) really a free gift? | |
| 0.2) The Prodigal Son | |
| 0.3) Problems Solved by the New Wine System | |
| 0.4) The Gospel, According to the New Wine System | |
| Part One: The Road to Being Born Agin | 19 |
| Chapter 1: The New Wine System in a Nutshell | 21 |
| 1.1) A Quick Introduction to the New Wine System | |
| 1.2) The Resurrection Verses | |
| 1.3) Putting it all Together | |
| 1.4) The Rest of the Dead | |
| 1.5) A Perfect Plan of Salvation from a Perfect God | |
| 1.6) The Dichotomy of Verses about Salvation | |
| 1.7) The Word “Saint”, as it’s Used in This Book | |
| 1.8) The Saints Walk as Jesus Walked | |
| 1.9) Ancient Jewish Thought | |
| 1.10) Righteous Gentiles | |
| 1.11) Election vs. Free-Will Solved | |
| 1.12) Christian Universalist Verses Solved | |
| 1.13) Salvation is a Journey | |
| 1.14) The Millennium as an Alternative to Purgatory | |
| 1.15) What Does it Mean to be Sold Out for Christ? | |
| 1.16) The Watering Down of Christ’s Teaching | |
| 1.17) How Does All This Affect Missions? | |
| 1.18) Profess Your Faith in Jesus Christ Now | |
| Chapter 2: Three Intermediate States in the Grave | 55 |
| 2.1) Death from the Ancient Jewish Perspective | |
| 2.2) Hades and Gehenna | |
| 2.3) The Gates of Hell (Hades) Shall Not Prevail | |
| 2.4) The Intermediate State in the Old Testament | |
| 2.5) Absence from the body is presence with the Lord | |
| 2.6) Today, you will be with me in Paradise | |
| 2.7) The Souls Under the Altar | |
| 2.8) Elijah and Moses | |
| 2.8) Elijah and Moses | |
| 2.9) The Angelic Host in Heaven | |
| 2.10) The Captives are Set Free | |
| 2.11) The Earth Gives Birth to the Dead | |
| 2.12) The Wise Group: Souls under the Altar | |
| 2.13) The Foolish Group: Jesus Preaches to Dead Guys | |
| 2.14) The Wicked Group: The Parable of Lazarus | |
| 2.15) Where Are The Saints? | |
| 2.16) What Is Paradise Anyway? | |
| Chapter 3: Born Again Verses | 81 |
| 3.1) Born Again as Infant Baptism | |
| 3.2) Catholic Born Again and Catholic Salvation | |
| 3.3) Born Again with Believer’s Immersion Baptism | |
| 3.4) Satan’s Problem with Ancient Child Sacrifice | |
| 3.5) Born Again in the Old Testament | |
| 3.6) Entering the Kingdom and Inheriting the Kingdom | |
| 3.7) A Survey of Verses About Entering and Inheriting the Kingdom | |
| 3.8) The Woman About to Give Birth | |
| 3.9) The Firstborn from the Dead | |
| 3.10) Out of Egypt I Called My Son | |
| 3.11) Resurrection on the Third Day, in Old Testament Scripture | |
| 3.12) What Does It Mean To Literally Enter the Kingdom? | |
| 3.13) Where Could the New Jerusalem Orbit?? | |
| Chapter 4: Problems Solved by the New Wine System | 111 |
| 4.1) Seven Major Problems of Scripture Solved | |
| 4.2) The Elect are Those Who Inherit the Kingdom | |
| 4.3) Problem Solved: Election (Israel) vs. Free Will | |
| 4.4) The Sovereignty of God and Election | |
| 4.5) Christian Universalist Verses Solved | |
| 4.6) Problem Solved: The Seemly Harsh God of the Old Testament | |
| 4.7) Problem Solved: Failure to Lead Our Loved Ones to Christ | |
| 4.8) Every Knee Will Bow | |
| 4.9) Problem Solved: Exposing Our Sins at the Judgment Seat of Christ | |
| 4.10) Problem Solved: Why does Paul Excommunicate Sinners? | |
| 4.11) A Close Look at John 3:16, in Context | |
| 4.12) Concluding Thoughts for Part One of This Book | |
| Part Two: The Wise, the Foolish, and the Wicked | 141 |
| Chapter 5: Three Types of People in the Grave | 143 |
| 5.1) Three Types of People in John 5:25,28-29 | |
| 5.2) The Rest of the Dead in Revelation 20:4-6 | |
| 5.3) The Earth Will Give Birth To Her Dead | |
| 5.4) The Bride of Christ and the Parable of the Wedding Banquet | |
| 5.5) Paul Talks about the Resurrection | |
| 5.6) Consistent Use of the Terms: Wise, Foolish and Wicked | |
| 5.7) The Wide Gate that Few Find and the Narrow Gate of Destruction | |
| Chapter 6: The Olivetti Discourse | 165 |
| 6.1) The Unknown Day and Hour | |
| 6.2) The Wise or Wicked Servant | |
| 6.3) Watch and Be Ready | |
| 6.4) Thief in the Night Symbolism | |
| 6.5) The Ten Virgins; Five are Wise and Five are Foolish | |
| 6.6) The Parable of the Talents | |
| 6.7) The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats | |
| Chapter 7: The Book of Life and the Unpardonable Sin | 179 |
| 7.1) Blaspheming the Holy Spirit | |
| 7.2) Eyes to See and Ears to Hear | |
| 7.3) The Unpardonable Sin, and the Book of Life, | |
| in the Old Testament | |
| 7.4) The Book of Life in Revelation | |
| 7.5) Verb Tense in Revelation 13:8 and 17:8 | |
| 7.6) Will All Unbelievers Take the Mark? | |
| 7.7) More on the Unpardonable Sin | |
| 7.8) Taking the Mark of the Beast is the Unpardonable Sin | |
| 7.9) The Unpardonable Sin in the Age to Come | |
| 7.10) Some to Everlasting Condemnation | |
| Chapter 8: Evidence From Hebrews | 207 |
| 8.1) The Theme and Audience of Hebrews | |
| 8.2) Hebrews 1 - A Literal Messianic Age | |
| 8.3) Hebrews 3 – Hearing God’s Voice and Hardening Your Heart. | |
| 8.4) Hebrews 4 – Entering God’s Rest | |
| 8.5) God’s Rest in the Millennium | |
| 8.6) Hebrews 5 – The Order of Melchizedek | |
| 8.7) Hebrews 6 – The Unpardonable Sin | |
| 8.8) Hebrews 9:27 – Are we Appointed to Die Once? | |
| 8.9) Hebrews 10 – The Unpardonable Sin - Again | |
| 8.10) Hebrews 11 – Salvation is by Faith | |
| 8.11) Hebrews 12 – Living Holy Lives | |
| 8.12) Paul Summarizes Hebrews | |
| 8.13) What is Faith? | |
| 8.14) Concluding Thoughts for Part Two of This Book | |
| Part Three: God’s Revelation (The Alpha) | 231 |
| Chapter 9: The Seven Redemptive Covenants | 233 |
| 9.1) Covenants are Relationships | |
| 9.2) The Seven Covenants | |
| Chapter 10: Evidence From Romans 1-2 | 243 |
| 10.1) Romans 1:16-21 No Excuse at the Judgment | |
| 10.2) Romans 1:21 – 2:15 The Wise, the Foolish, and the Wicked | |
| 10.3) Romans 2:1 – 2:16 Do not Judge the Foolish | |
| 10.4) Romans 4: Salvation is by Faith | |
| 10.5) Romans 5: Justification | |
| Chapter 11: General Revelation | 257 |
| 11.1) Was Melchizedek Saved? | |
| 11.2) Pagan Cultures | |
| Chapter 12: Problems With Calvinism | 265 |
| 12.1) Total Depravity | |
| 12.2) Unconditional Election | |
| 12.3) Limited Atonement | |
| 12.4) Irresistible Grace | |
| 12.5) Perseverance of the Saints | |
| 12.6) Concluding Thoughts for Part Three of This Book | |
| Part Four: God’s Grace (The Omega) | 281 |
| Chapter 13: Lordship Salvation vs. Free Grace | 283 |
| 13.1) The Lordship Salvation Side of the Debate | |
| 13.2) The Free Grace Side of the Debate | |
| 13.3) Dispensationalism, as it Relates to Free Grace Theology | |
| 13.4) Inheriting the Kingdom According to Hodges | |
| 13.5) A Different Definition for Grace | |
| 13.6) Living the Life of an Heir | |
| Chapter 14: Law vs. Grace in the Old Testament | 311 |
| 14.1) Sanctification by the Holy Spirit | |
| Chapter 15: Law vs. Grace in Romans | 321 |
| 15.1) Romans 2:13-29: Outward Obedience to the Law | |
| 15.2) Romans 3:1-9: The Need for the Law | |
| 15.3) Romans 3:10-26: Works of the Law | |
| 15.4) Romans 3:27-31: Apart From the Law, There Can Be No Boasting | |
| 15.5) Romans 4:1-12: Abraham Credited With Righteousness | |
| 15.6) Romans 4:13-18: God's Purpose for Abraham's Life | |
| 15.7) Romans 4:19-25: Faith and Works Go Hand-In-Hand | |
| 15.8) Romans 5:1-11: Peach, Suffering, and Enemies of God Reconciled | |
| 15.9) Romans 5:12 - 5:16: Christ is the Last Adam | |
| 15.10) Romans 5:17 - 6:3: Two Gifts; Justification and Righteousness | |
| 15.11) Romans 6:4-7: Being Dead to Sin is Not Sinning | |
| 15.12) Romans 6:8-14: Sin Should Not Have Dominion Over Us | |
| 15.13) Romans 6:15-23: Slaves to Sin or Slaves to Righteousness | |
| 15.14) Romans 7:1-6: The Covenant of Marriage as an Example | |
| 15.15) Romans 7:7-13: The Law is Holy | |
| 15.16) Romans 7:14-23: The Struggle To Stay Under Grace | |
| 15.17) Romans 7:24-25: Jesus Christ Delivers Us From Sin's Bondage | |
| 15.18) Romans 8:1-4: No Condemnation | |
| 15.19) Romans 8:5-14: We Set Our Minds On the Works of God | |
| 15.20) Romans 8:15-18: The Spirit Tells Us we are Heirs | |
| 15.21) Romans 8:19-25: The Creation Waits for God's Heirs | |
| 15.22) Romans 8:26-28: The Holy Spirit Prays For the Saints (Heirs) | |
| 15.23) Romans 8:29-30: The Heirs were Predestined | |
| 15.24) Romans 8:31-39: The Heirs are More Than Conquerors | |
| Chapter 16: Law vs. Grace in Galatians | 345 |
| 16.1) Galatians 1: Only One Gospel | |
| 16.2) Galatians 2: Paul's Authority | |
| 16.3) Galatians 3: Only One Seed | |
| 16.4) Galatians 4: Abraham Has Two Types of Children; Two Mothers | |
| 16.5) Galatians 5: Those with Fruit of the Spirit will Inherit the Kingdom | |
| 16.6) Galatians 6: Learning to Walk by the Spirit | |
| Chapter 17: The Saints, Who Overcome Sin, by Grace | 361 |
| 17.1) Being Perfect, as the Heavenly Father is Perfect | |
| 17.2) A Quick Look at First Thessalonians | |
| 17.3) Paul Runs the Race and Receives the Prize | |
| 17.4) John’s Holiness Verses | |
| 17.5) Faith is knowing that you will follow Christ, no matter the cost. | |
| 17.6) Paul’s Personal Sanctification | |
| 17.7) Concluding Thoughts for Part Four of This Book | |
| Part Five: New Wine Eschatology | 377 |
| Chapter 18: New Wine Premillennialism | 379 |
| 18.1) Covenant Theology | |
| 18.2) New Wine Premillennialism | |
| 18.3) The Covenants As Seen By Dispensationalists | |
| 18.4) Who Will Dwell in Heaven During the Millennium? | |
| 18.5) Where will Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Dwell? | |
| 18.6) Death During the Millennium | |
| Chapter 19: The Church is Israel | 397 |
| 19.1) God Must Fulfill Old Testament Promises | |
| 19.2) The Distinction Between Jews and Gentiles | |
| 19.3) Old Testament Prophecy Fulfilled In The Church | |
| 19.4) The Hardening of the Jews | |
| 19.5) The Gathering of the Elect | |
| 19.6) Wild and Natural Olive Branches | |
| 19.7) God’s Promises to Abraham, Literally Fulfilled in the Church | |
| 19.8) The First Part of the Promise: A Holy Nation | |
| 19.9) The Second Part: A Huge Number of Descendents | |
| 19.20) The Third Part of the Promise: The Land of Israel | |
| Chapter 20: Science and the Bible | 417 |
| 20.1) Jerusalem, The Foundation of Peace | |
| 20.2) Heaven is Up, Sheol (Hades) is Down | |
| 20.3) The Seven Heavens | |
| 20.4) The New Jerusalem Comes Down From Heaven | |
| 20.5) The Seven Days of Creation | |
| 20.6) Christ, the Firstborn in All the Universe | |
| 20.7) The Two Stories of the Creation | |
| 20.8) Will God Destroy the Universe and the Earth? | |
| 20.9) The New Heavens and the New Earth | |
| Chapter 21: Ezekiel’s Temple | 435 |
| 21.1) Ezekiel’s Temple According to Amillennialists | |
| 21.2) An Historic Premillennialist’s Objection to Ezekiel’s Temple | |
| 21.3) Jews on the Seat of Moses Coming to Christ | |
| 21.4) Is The Law Abolished? | |
| 21.5) Does Grace Continue Into the Millennial Reign? | |
| 21.6) Animal Sacrifice Will be Needed | |
| 21.7) The Week of the Covenant | |
| Part Six: The Book of Revelation | 449 |
| Chapter 22: The Lost Blessing of Reading Revelation | 451 |
| 22.1) The False Doctrine of Imminence | |
| 22.2) Understanding All the Symbolism | |
| 22.3) The Theme of Revelation | |
| 22.4) Watch and Be Ready, For the Time is Near | |
| Chapter 23: Signs of the Times | 461 |
| 23.1) The Sign of Full Preterism | |
| 23.2) The Seals of the Scroll are Broken | |
| 23.3) The Four Horses – Superpowers of the End Times | |
| 23.4) The Four Beasts – Four Kingdoms that Control Israel | |
| 23.5) Two Generations, Separated by the Desolation of Jerusalem | |
| 23.6) The Fifth Seal – Martyrs Bring the Gospel to Every Nation | |
| 23.7) The Sixth Seal – Signs in the Heavens | |
| 23.8) The Seventh Seal – The Day of the Wrath of the Lamb | |
| Chapter 24: The Mystery of God | 477 |
| 24.1) Some of the Mystery Revealed to Daniel | |
| 24.2) Paul’s Use of “The Mystery of God” | |
| 24.3) The Mystery of God’s Timeline | |
| 24.4) A Time, Times, and Half a Time | |
| Chapter 25: The Greatest Revival of All Time | 487 |
| 25.1) The Sealing of the 144,000 | |
| 25.2) Paradise, the New Jerusalem | |
| 25.3) The Two Witnesses | |
| 25.4) Anointing a Holy Place | |
| 25.5) Building the Temple of God | |
| Part Seven: Inheriting the Kingdom (Booklet) | 495 |
| Chapter 1: Kingdom Seekers | 497 |
| K1.1) Seeking the Kingdom Through Discipleship | |
| K1.2) The Dispensational Objection | |
| K1.3) Who Causes Our Suffering? | |
| K1.4) Suffering Builds Character | |
| K1.5) No Matter the Cost | |
| K1.6) No Suffering in the Age To Come | |
| Chapter 2: The Rightous Live by Faith | 513 |
| K2.1) The Jewish Perspective | |
| K2.2) Christ's Sheep Hear His Voice | |
| Chapter 3: Kingdom Parables | 521 |
| K3.1) Jesus Begins to Speak in Parables | |
| K3.2) The Parable of the Sower | |
| K3.3) The Parable of the Wheat and Tares | |
| K3.4) The Parable of the Mustard Seed | |
| K3.5) The Parable of the Yeast | |
| K3.6) The Parable of the Treasure in the Field | |
| K3.7) The Parable of the Pearl of Great Price | |
| K3.8) The Parable of the Net Full of Fish | |
| K3.9) The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard | |
| K3.10) The Parable of Two Sons | |
| K3.11) The Parable of the Landowner and the Tenants | |
| K3.12) The Parable of the Wedding Banquet | |
| K3.13) The Parable of the Thief in the Night | |
| K3.14) The Parable of the Ten Virgins | |
| K3.15) The Parable of the Talents | |
| K3.16) The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats | |
| K3.17) Is the Kingdom of Heaven at Hand? | |
| Chapter 4: The Sermon on the Mount | 531 |
| K4.1) The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-16) | |
| K4.2) The Purpose of Christ’s Reign on Earth (Matthew 5:17-18) | |
| K4.3) What We Think is Who We Are (Matthew 5: 19-37) | |
| K4.4) Love Your Enemies (Matthew 5:38-47) | |
| K4.5) Be Perfect as the Heavenly Father is Perfect (Matthew 5:48) | |
| K4.6) Seek Treasures in Heaven (Matthew 6) | |
| K4.7) Judging Others (Matthew 7:1-12) | |
| K4.8) The Narrow Gate (Matthew 7:13-23) | |
| K4.9) Build Your House on the Rock (Matthew 7:24-29) | |
| Chapter 5: Which Churches Are Saved? | 545 |
| K5.1) Christians Who Doubt Exclusivity | |
| K5.2) How Much Doctrinal Error Causes Loss of Salvation? | |
| K5.3) Forfeiting Salvation | |
| Chapter 6: The Next Great Awakening | 555 |
| K6.1) Two Traveling Preachers | |
| K6.2) Not Entirely Through Established Churches | |
| K6.3) Not All the Clergy Approved | |
| K6.4) The New Denominations Thought College-Trained | |
| Clergy Were Too Traditional | |
| K6.5) The Awakening Promoted That All Denominations Are Equal | |
| K6.6) Promoted the Idea that Authority Flows from God to the | |
| People, and Then from the People to the Clergy or Government | |
| K6.7) The Awakening Promoted Holiness | |
| Chapter 7: Seven Steps to the Kingdom | 559 |
| K7.1) Be Filled with the Holy Spirit | |
| K7.2) Be in a Small Group | |
| K7.3) Personal Prayer and Worship | |
| K7.4) Confess Our Sins, One to Another | |
| K7.5) Be Involved in Doing the Father’s Work | |
| K7.6) Study God’s Word in the Scriptures | |
| K7.7) Keep the Sabbath | |
| Epilogue | 563 |
| Appendix A: The Day of the Lord is a Thousand Years | 565 |
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New Wine for the End Times The application of Old Testament Jewish eschatology to the New Testament Church solves these seven major problems of Scripture, which have divided the Church over the centuries. This book can be ordered for $20.00 plus shipping, from Amazon. The Kindle (2 or 3) edition is available for $9.99. Please click on the link below to shop for the book.
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1) Calvinism vs. Arminianism (Election vs. Free-Will).
Solving this major Church divider without the use
of paradoxes, or two sides of the same coin.
Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology.
2) Salvation is a free gift. But inheriting the kingdom requires lots of work. Solving the friction between grace and holiness verses. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 3) Does salvation require fruits of the Spirit? Solving the friction between Lordship Salvation and Free Grace Theology. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 4) The millennium as a free-grace alternative to Purgatory. Solving the differences in salvation verses between Catholicism and Protestantism. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 5) Would a loving God have a merciful plan for our loved ones Who have died having never heard or understood about Jesus Christ? Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology to the Church. 6) Jewish eschatology provides Scriptural evidence that children who die young do not go to hell. Solved by applying Old Testament Jewish eschatology. 7) Amillennialism vs. Premillennialism. Scriptural evidence for the purpose of Christ's Messianic reign. The millennium is the climax of God's plan for all generations. |
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| Click to read the First Chapter. |
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