Joel 2:28–32 promises the Spirit for all flesh. Explore locust judgment, Acts 2, partial fulfillment, the future day of the LORD, and why dates cannot be set.

Explore Ezekiel 36:24–28 in exile and restoration, with cleansing, a new heart, God’s Spirit, Christ, evangelical disagreement, dates, and THIF limits.

Revelation 19:11-21 portrays Christ as the rider on the white horse who defeats the beast. Explore its symbols, future judgment, and evangelical views.

Revelation 11:15-19 announces Christ's everlasting kingdom through heavenly worship, judgment, and covenant hope. Explore its future and present meaning.

Revelation 1:7 announces Christ's public future coming, echoing Daniel 7 and Zechariah 12. Explore its apocalyptic imagery without date-setting.

Revelation 22:1-5 shows the river and tree of life, God's throne, and servants reigning forever. Explore its Genesis-to-Revelation hope without date-setting.

Revelation 20:11-15 depicts the great white throne, opened books, the book of life, and final judgment. Explore its undated future and evangelical views.

1 Corinthians 15:20-28 explains Christ’s resurrection, the order of resurrection, his reign, and the final defeat of death without date-setting.

Revelation 21:1-5 promises a new heaven and earth, God's dwelling with his people, and an end to death. Explore the future hope and evangelical views.

What does 2 Thessalonians 2 teach about the man of lawlessness and the day of the Lord? Explore its setting, views, future hope, and date-setting warning.

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 promises Christ’s descent, resurrection, and gathering. Explore Matthew 24, Acts 1, undated fulfillment, and evangelical rapture views.

Acts 1:9-11 connects Jesus’s resurrection, ascension, and promised return. Explore Daniel 7, Matthew 24, evangelical views, dates, and THIF evidence.

Matthew 24:29-31 describes the Son of Man in glory, cosmic signs, and the gathering of the elect. Compare AD 70, Daniel 7, and evangelical views.

Matthew 24:1–2 predicts the temple’s destruction. Explore its first-century setting, AD 70 fulfillment, Gospel dependence, and evangelical debate.

Psalm 110 presents a royal priest-king at the LORD’s right hand. Explore Jesus’s Gospel use, Acts and Hebrews, fulfillment, dates, and THIF evidence.

Psalm 16:8-11 is Davidic poetry read by Acts 2 and 13 as fulfilled in Jesus’s resurrection. Explore context, typology, dates, scholars, and THIF confidence.

Explore Psalm 2:1-12 as royal poetry, its Davidic setting, Acts and Hebrews’ use of the Son, Revelation’s final horizon, and undated fulfillment.

Explore Malachi 3:1 in its post-exilic setting, John the Baptist in Matthew 11 and Mark 1, Jesus’s temple coming, and its future horizon.

Study Zechariah 9:9-10 with five evangelical scholars: the humble king, Matthew 21, worldwide peace, future completion, and THIF limits.

Explore Micah 5:2-5 in its eighth-century setting, Matthew 2’s use, the Bethlehem ruler’s shepherding, five evangelical scholars, and careful fulfillment dates.