Preterist (ism, Partial Preterism)

What is the biggest difference between partial and full preterism? REC: Steve's book "Why Not Full Preterism?"

What is your eschatological view? Are you Amillennial?

If the late date of writing of Revelation were true, then how would it change your eschatology?

Do the words "Abomination" and "Desolation" always mean the same thing, the "Abomination of Desolation" in scripture?

Isn't the "Idealist" view of Revelation very (and sadly) popular with Calvinists?

As a Partial Preterist Amillennialist, have you ever been accused of suggesting that the resurrection has already taken place? [2 Timothy 2:18, Revelation 20, John 5:24]

From the Partial Preterist view, are there any prophecies left to be fulfilled? [1 Thessalonians 4:16, Acts 1:11].

What is the chronology of when the New Jerusalem descends to the New Earth? [Revelation 21:1, Ephesians 2:20, Galatians 4:26, Hebrews 12:22-23, 1 Thessalonians 4:17].

Why would some people call you a heretic? Rec: book by Steve Gregg "Why Not Full Preterism?" Free audio available at the website under the "Books" tab. [Galatians 1:10].

How do you understand the verse "when the thousand years are over" if "millennium" represents endless time? Rec: YouTube "How Many Horseman?" (short video Q&A). [Revelation 20:7].

Who or what is symbolized as the rider on the white horse (Four Horseman of the Apocalypse)? Rec: Steve Gregg's book "Revelation Four Views, Parallel Comentary" or verse-by-verse lectures on Revelation on the website. [Revelation 19:11-16, Revelation 6:2]

How do non-preterist Amillennialists view the tribulation in Revelation?

Though you think Jerusalem is being referred to as "Babylon" in Revelation, what would change if it was referring to Rome, instead? [Revelation 18:20, Revelation 11:8, 1 Peter 5:13]

Having moved from Dispensationalism toward Amillennialism, I still have some confusion. How does Preterism tie into Postmillennialism? I hope Jesus is coming back again. Rec book: "Why Not Full Preterism" by Steve Gregg.

Do you think that every prophecy in Daniel 7 has been fulfilled? [Daniel 7, Hebrews 12:28, Daniel 2:34-35].

If it were proven that the Book of Revelation was written after 70 A.D., would you return to your former eschatological beliefs as a Dispensationalist?

What is the difference between "Partial Preterism" and "Full Preterism?" Rec: Steve's book "Why Not Full Preterism?" [Matthew 24].

Since you are Amillennial and partial preterist, are you antisemitic? It seems that those who hold those views are often accused of that. [Romans 7:4, Hebrews 8:13, Galatians 3:28-29, Exodus 12:48].

Could you explain who the 144,000 are from both the Dispensational and Partial Preterist views? [Revelation 7:4, Revelation 14:1, Revelation 14:4, James 1:18].

What do you know about the author Jay Rogers and his book on preterism, "The Prophecy of Daniel in Preterist Perspective?"

Could you generally comment on the post-millennial position and why most post-millennialists are also Calvinist or partial preterist?

Is there a better Study Bible for the partial preterist, non-dispensationalist?

How do they determine the differing date of writing for the book of Revelation (relative to one's Amillennial view)? Rec: Introduction to the Commentary: "Four Views of Revelation."

What is the difference between a partial preterist and a full preterist?

Which events are still to come in the Amillennial view of end times? [Revelation 11:1-14, Revelation 20, Revelation 21].

Could you talk about what has already happened in Revelation? [Rec: Steve's commentary: "Revelation-Four Views" or verse-by-verse Revelation.

Why do you think that Revelation was written before 70 AD and how would it change your view if it were proven written after 70 AD? Rec: Steve's commentary; "Revelation Four Views" [Revelation 11:1-2, Revelation 17:10, Revelation 13:18].

If so much prophecy has already been fulfilled, where does that leave us today? [Matthew 24:46, Luke 19:13, Acts 1:7, Matthew 24:44-51].

Someone is trying to introduce me to Preterism, which is heretical, but isn't there Partial Preterism?

What is the difference between Partial Preterism and Preterism (Full)? Rec: "Why Not Full Pretersim," book by Steve Gregg.

What do you think of controversy surrounding Gary DeMar, and those that have published a statement against his questioning of partial-preterism? [1 Timothy 1:20].

Steve comments on "Full-Preterism" suggesting it is heretical. Rec: Steve's book, "Why Not Full-Preterism?"

Where does scripture say that Jesus is coming again? [Hebrews 9:8, Matthew 16:28, Matthew 24:30, Mark 16, Luke 21, Acts 1:11, 2 Timothy 4:1. 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17].

Is this a proper definition of "preterism?"

Caller disagrees with Steve about the future of "Israel" in God's plan, believing that Jews (Israel) has a different or special role in the future. [Galatians 3:28, Isaiah 2:1-4, Zechariah 8:23, Jeremiah 49:6, Romans 11:15, Hebrews 12:22, Ephesians 2:11-22].

When Jesus is riding on the white horse in Revelation 19 in His Second Coming, then is Chapter 20 a recapitulation of the church age. Recommended; Commentary, "Four Views of Revelation" by Steve Gregg.

Steve clarifies that there is a significant difference between full and partial preterism, and mentions his new book; "Why Not Full Preterism."

Why were the Revelation letters addressed to the Greek or Turkish congregations, rather than the Jersusalem churches, since it was a warning? [Revelation 2, Luke 21:23].

Caller thinks there might be a little hole in Steve's view of Partial Preterism because he says Jesus never told His disciples about the Olivet Discourse, in Mark 8. [Mark 8:31]

Do you see certain and particular events that kick off the 7-year tribulation? [Daniel 9, Revelation 11-13].

Caller suggest that people who believe in "Replacement Theology" borders on being anti-sementic, & he defends why the plan involves the nation of ethnic Israel. [Genesis 17:7, Zechariah 12:2-11, Matthew 23:39, Romans 11, Revelation]

The angels told us that Jesus would "come" in the same way He went, so how could He have come back in 70 AD? [Acts 1:11]

What do you think is the real symbolic meaning of the number "666"?

Why would one think that the events at the beginning of Revelation has already happened, but not think that the predictions at the end of the book have yet to take place? [Revelation 1:1, Revelation 22:10, Revelation 7:20, Matthew 24:34, Matthew 16:28, Revelation 20:9].

Could you address the inquiry that arose about "will shortly come to pass" in the debate that Hank Hanegraaff and Mark Hitchcock had about the date of writing of the book of Revelation? [Revelation 1:1-3, Revelation 22:6-7, Revelation 22:20, Matthew 16:28-29].

Caller is wondering how Steve interpret's the last 3 verses of Matthew when Jesus weeps for Jerusalem in the light of his Partial Preterist paradigm? [Matthew 23:37-39]

How would Partial Preterism be affected if it was proven that the Book of Revelation was written after 70 AD, such as 95 AD, which is the date most people believe?

Can Steve please explain how preterists or parital preterists or amillenialists explain the 1000 years in Revelation if it was all fulfilled? [Revelation 20]

How do they know what the consummation is? How do they rationalize?

Can you talk about some of the problems with being a Full Preterist?