Eschatology: The Study of The End Times

ESCHATOLOGY – The Study of End Times 4 PART SERIES

In this four-part series, based on Dr. Justin Prock’s book Eschatology, you will learn about the Adamic Race, the genealogy of Adam through Noah, Shem, Abraham, Isaac, and then to Jacob/Israel; how YAHWEH God set apart Israel as a peculiar nation and a nation above all other nations right through to the Davidic Line, the Division of the Kingdom of Israel into the two Houses: The House of Israel (10 Northern Tribes) and The House of Judah (2 Southern Tribes).

We will then show you what happened after the Assyrian captivity (745-721 B.C.), specifically with regards to the House of Israel which brings us to who they are today. We will dive into who are the true descendants of the House of Israel with over 100 Biblical Promises as evidence.

We dive into the Old and New Testament prophecies as they relate to us today using Charles Thomson’s Septuagint Version of the Old Testament and Greek New
Testament translations. You might be surprised at where we are truly at in Bible Prophecy: Gog and Magog – the Final Conflict.

Prophecy is playing out right in front of us today.  You will be shocked to hear Justin Prock’s explanation of this.  Is is not what you think!

Details for each episode below:

1. The Keys to Bible Prophecy

How do we know that we are reading the correct Bible version?  And based upon that so-called correct Bible version, where are we with regard to Bible Prophecy?  Do we truly know where we are in the timeline?  Once these questions are settled, then it is easy to see who the keys to Bible Prophecy are, such as the Messianic Prophecies concerning YAHSHUAH; the Prophecies concerning the 12 Tribes of Israel, i.e., The House of Jacob; the 10 Tribed Northern Kingdom of Israel a/k/a “Gentiles”; the 2 Tribed Southern Kingdom of Judah a/k/a “Jews;” the “Jews,” the Throne of David; the Babylonian Succession of Empires; the Kingdom of YAHWEH; and the Church, i.e., The Ekklesia.  Just what were the promises to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (True Israel) and how do we know who to look for today?

2. How Should Bible Prophecy Be Interpreted?

Should we spiritualize it like what is happening today with most of the preaching in order to include everyone?  Should we look into the distant past and state that everything was completed in 70 A.D.?   Should we look into the future for what is going to happen at some point?  Or should we follow our ancestors and believe that the Books on Prophecy in the Bible are historical records of actual events and that the majority of these events have already taken place historically?   And by the way, does “The Fruit of the Poisonous Tree” doctrine have anything to do with how we interpret Bible Prophecy?  Based on the Bible and what YAHWEH says, can we do the math and come to some hard facts?  And based on those facts, can we ascertain who the Children of Israel are today and where they went?  The answers might surprise even the most diehard Bible Prophecy scholars…

3. The Major Prophecies of the Old Testament Calculated and Explained

When we use Charles Thomson’s Septuagint Version of the Old Testament a/k/a The Greek Old Testament, which was written by 72 Israelites (6 from each tribe), we can be assured of its authenticity and truthfulness.  How does the language differ from that of the Authorized King James Version with regard to Daniel 2, 7, 9, and Ezekiel 38 and 39.  The difference is night and day!  Once you read the prophecies of Daniel and Ezekiel in the Septuagint Version, your understanding of Bible Prophecy will become crystal clear.

4. The Major Prophecies of the New Testament Calculated and Explained

The umbrella to all Bible Prophecy is found in Hosea 6:2 and 2 Peter 3:8. From this point, we will cover Bible Prophecy with regard to Esau/Edom, the Olivet Discourse as found in Matthew 24 and Mark 13, the Beast of Revelation, the Battle of Gog and Magog, and of course, the controversial subject of the Rapture!  Who gets taken first with regard to the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares?  Who was left behind in Noah’s Flood?  The righteous or the wicked?  And when does all this take place?  Does Jesus Himself tell us?  How does 1 Corinthians 15:51-58 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 fit into this as well?  Then, we will finish up with an overall picture of the Book of Revelation from an Historical point of view.  You definitely don’t want to miss this one!

About Our Author/Researcher:

Rev. Dr. Justin G. Prock is currently an English professor and the English Chaplain at Pyeongtaek University, in South Korea. In the United States, he had spent 20 years in retail, legal, and restaurant management. He has a Bachelor’s in History from Tennessee Technological University (1990); an 140 Certificate in English as a Second Language from International TEFL Teacher Training (2011); a Master’s in Biblical Studies (2016), a Ph.D. in Biblical Studies/Eschatology (2017), and a Master’s of Divinity (2020), from Louisiana Baptist University; a Certificate of Achievement from The National Bible College (2018); a Certificate in Christian Education from The American Institute of Theology; and four Certificates of Mastery from The Bible Mastery Boot Camp (2021). On November 11, 2023, he was ordained as a Reverend in The General Assembly of Presbyterian Church in Korea Pierson.

He has written five books: Why Did YAHWEH And His Son, YAHSHUAH, Say What They Said? (2020); Biblical Eschatology (2021); Our English Heritage (2022); Why Did The Prophets Say What They Said (2023); and My People Are Destroyed For Lack Of Knowledge (2023). He is currently working on my sixth book tentatively called, “A Collection of Essays on Controversial Subjects in Christianity: Biblical Truths That Christians Have a Problem with in the 21 st Century.”  He hopes that you have an open mind and are willing to learn. Everything on his website has been set up for your further Biblical/Secular education.

May YAHWEH God Bless you as you continue your endeavor to learn…https://drjustinprock.com