Yes, we stand on solid rock in the midst of storms when we live out the principles of Scripture. A good foundation makes a good building. Our very first task, therefore, is to learn what it says, what it means, and how it should affect our way of living and thinking.
Pamphlet Reference:
Jesus Will Come Again (p.8)
Jesus Will Come Again (p.9)
Please take some time to read the given material. It will give us a background on one of the most interesting topics of Scripture: Eschatology is the Doctrine of Last Things (Future Events).
posted by The Sola Scriptura Theologian at 5:27 PM
I am currently unlearning classical theologies which, I now believe, are a pagan aberation of Judeo-Christianity initiated by the likes of Augustine, complicated by rationalist theologians and further dogmatized by John Calvin and publicly espoused by popular speakers who claim to be Calvinists but live like Arminians. I am a very avid student of Biblical Theology and I am not a theologian by education, but I am a seasoned analyst and developer in Information Technology, a graduate of Mathematics and Actuarial Science and possess a Masters Degree in Business. So with my study discipline and objective analytical skills, I would like to prove that I can know God through common sense study of divine revelation through the Scriptures but without the distortion of Seminary [which is, ultimately, a conglomeration of others' opinions about God]. I would like to prove the fulfillment of God's promise in Jeremiah 29:13, "And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart.". As you read through the pages of my blogs with an open mind, I believe you would agree with me that God is fulfilling His end of that promise.
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