dp Podcast Episode 6: Another Look at Bible Prophecy as Imperial Church Fails (length 29:54)

In this week's episode of Defend Prophecy Jesse Sias and Abraham Miranda take a look at Joachim de Flores (1135-1202) and his interpretations of Bible prophecy. Joachim came on the scene just as the papacy was nearing its highest point of power. But although powerful, the papacy's reputation was under attack and rumors of "Anti-Christ" were beginning to spread. What did Joachim's interpretations of prophecy have to say about all this? (Click on title to hear podcast).

Jesse and Abraham also briefly talk about an upcoming documentary called "Waiting for Armageddon." This documentary exposes the political and prophetic views of today's Christian Evangelical movement. You can view the trailer at http://www.waitingforarmageddon.com/

Study Reference: The Use and Abuse of Prophecy, Edwin de Kock

dp Podcast Episode 5: Did the Catholic Church Meet Prophetic Expectations?

Thanks for joining us for another Defend Prophecy Podcast!

This week Jesse Sias and Abraham Miranda talk about the state of the Roman Church as the centuries passed since its claim to being God's kingdom on earth. Would it meet the expectations of Augustine's prophetic interpretations? Would the Roman Church prove itself to be the nation shattering supernatural Stone from Daniel 2 that Augustine had promised?

Also, on the first half of this podcast Jesse and Abraham touch on the latest interest in Nostradamus' prophecies. (click on title to hear podcast)

Study References: The Great Controversy, ch.35; Edwin de Kock, The Use and Abuse of Prophecy.

Sites mentioned in podcast: www.nostradamusonline.org

dp Podcast Episode 4: How the Rise of the Imperial Church Changed Prophecy

Welcome back for another episode of Defend Prophecy! Join Jesse Sias and Abraham Miranda as they continue to uncover prophetic information that has been largely overlooked by today's popular prophetic expositors. This week Jesse and Abraham a.k.a "Abe" take a look at how the prophetic interpretations of the early church evolved with the blending of paganism and Christianity. They also discuss the role of key church writers who used Bible prophecy to establish the power and reputation of the Imperial Roman Catholic Church. How did they do it?

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dp Podcast Episode 3: How Did The Early Church Interpret Prophecy?

Jesse and Abraham continue their quest to take a closer look into Bible prophecy. In this week’s podcast they talk about how the early church in the second and third centuries, before the rise of the imperial Catholic Church, interpreted the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. Who were the main prophetic expositors and what did they believe? (Click on title to hear podcast)

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Study References: Daniel 2:38-46, Edwin de Kock, The Use and Abuse of Prophecy