The Trans-generational "You" and Israel: Why it Matters for Understanding God's Purposes!
An explanation of the trans-generational "you" concept concerning Israel in Bible prophecy. Discusses how God can address a current generation of Israel and a future generation in the same passage. Addresses key texts such as Leviticus 26; Deuteronomy 4; Deuteronomy 30; Matthew 23 and Matthew 24. With implications for the Olivet Discourse.
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Another great video! Solid discussion of the intergenerational "you." Fantastic work!
Great job. It is a very significant video, especially for preterists who lean very heavily on "this generation." I think another example in the NT is Matthew 10. he seems to start with the contemporary "you" but then jumps forward to a future time since many of the events in that chapter aren't fulfilled by that first missionary journey.
Thank you Dr. Vlach for all you do! Appreciate your work for the body of Christ!
@michaeljvlach7388
6 ай бұрын
Thank you!
Very good study. Thank you! I completely agree!! Many people don't understand the "Trans-generational you". Another misunderstanding is the "historical present".
@callienn
7 ай бұрын
What is the "historical present"?
Very helpful!
Excellent presentation and a highly under-discussed topic. The trans-generational “you,” used by Jesus, makes perfect sense, if "only the Father knows" when. It also corroborates Paul’s use of the subject pronoun “we,” in his description of the rapture, which immediately precedes his "comes as a thief,” regarding the “times and epochs” (i.e. the DOL). Instead of two comings of the Lord, Blaising describes the Coming of the Lord as a unified series of events, preceded by, but included as part of this multi-stage coming, is the rapture. Paul and Jesus both seem to teach it is the entire 70th Week that bears the unknown time element. But, it all could've been pending in Paul's day and mind (not just the rapture). A trans-generational “you,” is substantiated by Paul's trans-generational “we,” and other subject pronouns used by Paul, such as “they” and “them.” This explaination is the most natural rendering of the text. How else could a topic be explained if the timing is unknown, except with the use of these subject pronouns? This topic would be a great future Pre Trib Study Group conference presentation.
@michaeljvlach7388
Ай бұрын
Thank you!
Do you prefer comments on her or twitter? I have so many thoughts on this concept. Any chance you offer an online course? I'm sitting in Jerusalem in war, watching all of these teachings on Israel's restoration! LOL.
@michaeljvlach7388
7 ай бұрын
I am working on a 30 hour video eschatology course. Probably mid-2024 release
@callienn
7 ай бұрын
@@michaeljvlach7388 Excellent! I'll keep an eye out!
Is there a way to contact you? I don't have FB or Twitter.