Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 10049 The millennium is the thousand-year reign of Jesus on earth, when He will rule from Jerusalem as King over all nations. This period follows the Tribulation and Second Coming, representing the fulfilment of God’s covenant promises to Israel and the establishment of perfect government under Jesus’ direct rule. It’s not a symbolic or…
Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 10039 God made unconditional, everlasting promises to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—promises of land, descendants, and blessing that have shaped the entire biblical narrative. Yet the history of Israel has been marked not only by divine faithfulness but also by profound suffering. The Egyptian bondage, the Assyrian conquest, the Babylonian exile, the destruction of Jerusalem…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 60071 Christian Zionism is the belief, held by many evangelical Christians, that the modern state of Israel represents a fulfilment of biblical prophecy and that God’s covenant promises to the Jewish people, including the promise of the land, remain in force and will be fully realised in the future. It is a position that…
Reading Time: 5 minutesQuestion 60109 Antisemitism is the hatred, contempt, or systematic hostility directed at Jewish people because they are Jewish. It has taken many forms across history, from casual slander to genocidal violence, and it has often found shelter under religious, political, and even Christian banners. For the Christian, the question of whether antisemitism is wrong is…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 60079 The fulfilment of biblical prophecy is one of the most powerful evidences for the divine origin of Scripture. No other religious text in history contains anything comparable in scope, specificity, or verifiable accuracy. When prophecies written centuries before the events they describe are fulfilled with precision, the most natural explanation is that the…
Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 10013 This question lies at the heart of understanding the Bible’s storyline. How we answer it affects how we read prophecy, how we understand God’s purposes, and how we see ourselves as believers today. The distinction between Israel and the Church is one of the fundamental insights of dispensational theology, and Scripture makes this…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 10014 Eschatology does not float free from the rest of Scripture. The Bible’s teaching about the last things is built on a covenantal foundation that stretches from Genesis to Revelation, and unless those covenants are understood properly, the prophetic picture will always be distorted. The question of how the biblical covenants relate to eschatology…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 10029 The question of whether modern Jewish people are still God’s chosen people sits at the intersection of some of the most important and most contested doctrines in Christian theology. The answer you give depends heavily on how you read the Old Testament promises, what you understand the relationship between Israel and the church…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 10201 Revelation is among the most misread books in the Bible, and part of the reason is that readers approach it in isolation. In fact, it is the most densely allusive book in the entire New Testament, saturated with the imagery and language of the Old Testament prophets on virtually every page. Estimates suggest…
Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 10016 This question strikes at the heart of God’s faithfulness. Has God abandoned the Jewish people? Has the Church replaced Israel in God’s purposes? These are not abstract theological debates but questions that touch on the very character of God Himself. If God has cast away His chosen people after making eternal promises to…