Category: Don K. Preston

Toussaint, Matthew 23:39 — The Song of Ascent By Don K. Preston The Heavenly Jerusalem was to be delivered and stand triumphant. Old Covenant Jerusalem was only a type and shadow of the heavenly Jerusalem, and the type had to be taken away …

Typology and Covenant Eschatology By Don K. Preston  Does realized eschatology violate a fundamental law of Biblical typology? According to Wayne Jackson, Christian Courier, March 1991, it does. This article, the second in a series written to review Jackson’s diatribe, will …

World Without End By Don K. Preston With the turn of the century approaching speculation about the “end of the world” is running rampant. But does the Bible actually predict an end of time? Does the Biblical term “the last days” …

When All Things That are Written Must Be Fulfilled By Don K. Preston [Note: This article is for arminians or premillennialists, primarily.  Calvinists  tend to understand differently how “all things” is used in Scripture: John 19:28.30 “After this, Jesus knowing that all things …

Misconceptions About Misconceptions By Don K. Preston “There can be no doubt, if we accept inspiration, that the reference to the end of the age/world is referent to the end of the Jewish Age/world.”      Patently, Matthew 24 is a pivotal text …

An Airtight Argument? By Don K. Preston “We are convinced the only construct of Mark 8:38-9:1 and parallels which satisfies the chronological and contextual demands is to understand Jesus predicting his return in full glory to judge all men… This happened in 70 A.D. when …