Does anyone have, or know where to find timelines that pertain to each of the end times perspectives that include scripture references? I'm looking to "map out" so to speak each position and show where certain scriptures fit in and point to. Thanks.
I'm looking to "map out" so to speak each position and show where certain scriptures fit in and point to.
Don´t you me "to map out" so to speak each postion and show where certain scriptures fit in and point or POINTED to. [:D]
I am still looking to find a chart[:D]
The Sign by Robert Van Kampen holds the pre-wrath view. It has time lines of each of the major views for comparisons
http://www.logos.com/product/2828/the-sign
Grudem's Systematic Theology has view for the different views and scriptures are referenced in that chapter
There are lots of charts for the Dispensationalist view in the Clarence Larkin Collection.
George Eldon Ladd's Theology of the New Testament has a bunch of charts (his own refinement of Cullman's and Vos's views) on p. 66:
The explanatory text after that last chart (which I couldn't fit in the screenshot) says:
"There is a twofold dualism in the New Testament: God’s will is done in heaven; his Kingdom brings it to earth. In the Age to Come, heaven descends to earth and lifts historical existence to a new level of redeemed life (Rev. 21:2–3). This is hinted at, although not elaborated on, in the Gospels. Those who “attain to that age and to the resurrection from the dead neither marry nor are given in marriage, for they cannot die any more, because they are equal to angels and are sons of God, being sons of the resurrection” (Lk. 20:35–36). Here is a truly inconceivable order of existence. There are no human analogies to describe existence without the physiological and sociological bonds of sex and family. But this is the will of God: to conquer evil and to bring his people finally into the blessed immortality of the eternal life of the Age to Come.
"This diagram also suggests that God’s Kingdom was active in the Old Testament. In such events as the Exodus and the captivity in Babylon, God was acting in his kingly power to deliver or judge his people. However, in some real sense God’s Kingdom came into history in the person and mission of Jesus."
The books by Larkin now on PrePub are loaded with charts.
Thank you all for the help. I guess I was looking for a timeline with list of scriptures showing where each one lands on the timeline - maybe this doesn't exist yet? Maybe laziness has gotten the best of me, and I better get moving and do it myself.
Thanks again for the help.
