Exposing The AD 70 Doctrine

A study of realized eschatology.

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The AD 70 doctrine is a position that maintains that all prophecy of Scripture has been fulfilled by the year AD 70. For example, Max King, a proponent of this position wrote, “There is no scriptural basis for extending the second coming of Christ beyond the fall of Judaism.”

This doctrine is also referred to as “realized eschatology,” where eschatology is of the subject matter of “last things” and realized demands the completed fulfillment of those “last things.” Hence, the AD 70 position interprets any and all prophecy to have its completion by the year AD 70. The second coming of Christ, the resurrection from the dead, inheriting the new heaven and earth, and the destruction of the world, according to this doctrine, has already occurred! These lessons expose the error associated with such a position. To better understand the charts, please listen to the audio files where available. There are several easy arguments that can be made to debunk this false position.

King, Max R. (1971). The Spirit of Prophecy, p 105.

These articles are sortable. Just click on the Lesson, Author, Date or file tab to sort.
Lesson	Author	Date	File
Jesus Christ's "Figurative" Returns	Wallace, Steven	2014.08.31	pptx, mp3
Jesus Christ's "Personal" Return	Wallace, Steven	2014.08.31	pptx, mp3
Realized Eschatology in the Scriptures?	Wallace, Steven	2014.09.07	pptx, mp3
The Corruption of Hope	Wallace, Steven	2014.09.07	pptx, mp3
The Corruption of the Covenants	Wallace, Steven	2014.10.12	pptx, mp3
The Corruption of the End of the World 1	Wallace, Steven	2014.12.21	pptx
The Corruption of the End of the World 2	Wallace, Steven	2014.12.21	pptx, mp3
The Corruption of the Final Judgment Doctrine	Wallace, Steven	2017.02.05	mp3
Interference With the Church	Wallace, Steven	2017.02.26	pptx, mp3
Revelation And Creation PowerPoint and Audio Material

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Two lessons about HOPE in an acrostic approach. Hope is the anchor of the soul that ascends into the immovable Presence of God (Heb. 6:18-20). What does this mean to us today as we face trials of uncertainty, fear, death, separation, etc.?

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"He is a New Creation"

What is new and refreshing about being "in Christ"? Article based on 2 Corinthians 5:17.

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How To Call On The Lord To Be Saved?

It is a phrase which is often stated but one that is unlikely explained. You must "call on the name of the Lord" to be saved. But what does it mean? How do we call on the name of the Lord today?

This command was also unclear to many of the Jews in the first century. The apostle Peter was preaching the gospel to thousands on the day of Pentecost wherein he quoted from the prophet Joel, "And it shall come to pass That whoever calls on the name of the LORD Shall be saved" (Acts 2:21).

After he testified against their deeds and after he gave irrefutable proof that Jesus was the Christ, the people were pierced to the heart and asked a very important question, "Men and brethren, what shall we do?" (Acts 2:37). If they knew "how to call on the name of the Lord, they would not have asked, "what shall we do?"

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The Plan of Salvation

Have you obeyed the gospel? Is the gospel to be obeyed and if so, what is required? We know the gospel is to be obeyed because Paul said of our Lord’s second coming,

“in flaming fire taking vengeance on those who do not know God, and on those who do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ” (2 Thess. 1:8).

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