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Reading the Bible Through New Covenant Eyes


What if the Bible wasn't written to you?
What if all Biblical prophecy has been fulfilled?
What if the world will never end?

Reading the Bible Through New Covenant Eyes is about learning to read the Bible contextually and the necessary implication that the coming of Christ has already occurred. This book is controversial and will no doubt affect the contemporary church and world. This book will forever change how we think and live, and most importantly, how we understand the Bible.

"I can endorse this book because it is bold. It is a step, I believe, in the right direction … it’s a must read." – Samuel M. Frost

"In this important book … Bondar meets the challenges of most of the futurist eschatologies, demonstrating their failure to honor the actual text of Scripture … the author offers in-depth analysis of some of the more difficult end-times passages and offers solid analysis that will open your understanding in a wonderful way. There is something here for everyone." – Don K. Preston



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CONTENTS

Forward

Don K. Preston

Acknowledgments

Preface

Foreword

Samuel M. Frost

Introduction 

PART 1 – HOW TO READ THE BIBLE THROUGH NEW COVENANT EYES

Chapter 1: The Bible Was Written … to a Particular Audience

Chapter 2: The Bible Was Written … in a Particular Time

Chapter 3: The Bible Was Written … for Our Joy

PART 2 – THE IMPLICATIONS OF READING THE BIBLE THROUGH NEW COVENANT EYES

Chapter 4: Full Preterism

Sub-Chapter 4A: The Coming of Christ

Sub-Chapter 4B: The Resurrection of the Dead

Sub-Chapter 4C: The Judgment of the Living and the Dead

Conclusion of Chapter 4: Full Preterism

Chapter 5: Questions and Objections Answered

·  How could the Church get this wrong for two thousand years?

·  If the coming of Jesus occurred in 70 AD, why didn't anybody document it? Wouldn't this solve the debate?

·  I've heard that full preterism robs people of their hope in the resurrection. Is that true?

·  Is full preterism a threat to the Gospel?

·  If all the prophecies have been fulfilled, why do we still need our Bibles?

·  Doesn't the Bible teach that we will live on a new earth?

·  Will this earth ever come to an end?

·  Doesn't Romans 8 teach that the creation itself will be set free from its bondage to corruption?

·  How do you explain the sin remaining on the earth?

·  What about sin remaining in believers?

·  How do you explain demonic activity today?

·  Do full preterists believe that we are in the eternal state now?

·  If Christ arose in the same body that was crucified, where is that body now?

·  What do you do with the thousand-year reign of Revelation 20?

·  What about the Old Testament texts that teach certain things would happen "soon" that didn't happen until hundreds of years later?

·  2 Peter 1:20 teaches that prophecy is not a matter of one's own interpretation. Isn't full preterism one's own interpretation since it goes against the history of the Church?

·  How do you respond to the accusation that full preterism is the heresy of Hymenaeus and Philetus?

·  How is this view of the body within a body different from Gnostic dualism?

·  Are you saying that we are already sanctified?

·  Don't John 5:25-29 and Revelation 20:5 teach two resurrections, one spiritual and one physical?

·  Doesn't Job 19:25-27 teach a resurrection of the biological body?

·  What about the rapture text: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18?

·  How do you explain 2 Corinthians 5?

·  Richard Pratt argues that biblical prophecies are seldom fulfilled exactly as they are stated. If that is true, then how can you be certain that full preterism is as clear as you say it is?

Chapter 6: What’s in it for Me Us?

Afterword

Jeremiah Thompson

Appendix A: Demonstrating the Required Sensibility of the Pre-70 AD Dating of the Scriptures

Appendix B: Intellectual Dishonesty

Appendix C: Full Preterism in a Nutshell

Subject Index

Scripture Index

Glossary

End Notes


Plans for the future...

Living Our Lives
With
New Covenant Eyes

This book will be a sequel to Reading the Bible Through New Covenant Eyes and will help full preterists understand the implications of what this means for us today.

Theologically speaking, Reading the Bible Through New Covenant Eyes deals with the eschatological aspect of full preterism; Living Our Lives With New Covenant Eyes will deal with the soteriological aspect of full preterism.
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