Day of the Lord Q+R

Episode Chapters

1. Tim and Jon respond to listeners' questions about the Day of the Lord
   0:00 - 2:35
2. How Do You Engage Conversation About the Day of the Lord?
   2:36 - 2:39
3. I've noticed that how you view the Day of the Lord has a lot of implications for how you serve, how you engage the world. How do you have conversations with folks that have an extreme view? How do you challenge those views?
   2:40 - 12:25
4. Where Does BibleProject's View of the Day of the Lord Fit Among Other Views?
   12:26 - 12:30
5. How orthodox is the information you presented on the Day of the Lord? In my post-truth culture, it is hard enough to have open dialogue with my evangelical friends about topics like this that have marinated in pop culture for so many years. Where do these general views, as you presented them, fall along the spectrum of orthodox Christian thought? Are there certain ideas that are more controversial than others?
   12:31 - 17:13
6. What Does the Bible Say About Divine Violence?
   17:14 - 17:15
7. I'm trying to figure out the connection between how we see Jesus laying down his life in order to defeat evil in the New Testament, not giving into that promise of evil, but that same God in the Old Testament seems to bring plagues and one nation up against another nation, where there's a battle or death. That just seems kind of contradictory. Can you help me connect the dots?
   17:16 - 47:07
8. Why Is Jesus' Robe Bloody in Revelation 19?
   47:08 - 47:43
9. Several times in your video on the Revelation and also in your podcast on the Day of the Lord, you've made a point that in John's vision of Jesus as the High King sitting on a horse in Revelation 19, the blood on the robe is his own and that this vision segment is about Jesus' return. However, the reasons you give seem to me to be confusing. Are your hermeneutics conflicted?
   47:44 - 80:53
10. Is Matthew 24 About a Past or Future Event?
    80:54 - 81:14
11. I was wondering about Jesus' teachings in Matthew 24. What is he referring to here? Is he talking about a singular event when he returns? And what does he mean about people disappearing?
    81:15 - 92:20
12. If You Live in Babylon, Should You Leave?
    92:21 - 92:23
13. If you know that you stay in a Babylon, where there is corruption and a lot of violence, should one immigrate, or should one stay put and just recognize it as the Day of the Lord?
    92:24 - 99:26