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John MacArthur consistently advocates a , arguing that Scripture teaches the church will be taken out of the world before the seven‑year tribulation and thus spared God’s wrath. Critics dispute his in...
John MacArthur and David Jeremiah are both prominent evangelical teachers on eschatology, but the provided analyses show : some snippets portray MacArthur as post-tribulation while others describe him...
Available sources in the provided set do not record a specific, sustained interaction in which John MacArthur systematically critiques David Jeremiah’s theology; reporting here must therefore rely on ...
There is no clear, published record in the provided reporting of a formal, public rebuttal in which anyone named “Jeremiah” (including Jeremiah Johnson or the pastor David Jeremiah) directly replies t...
Evangelical institutions and audiences have responded to disputes between John MacArthur and David Jeremiah with a mixture of alignment, critique, and institutional ambivalence: confessional Reformed ...
John MacArthur is a high-profile preacher who argues that a consistent Calvinism points to premillennial (often dispensational) eschatology, a stance that has prompted sustained scholarly and pastoral...
The pre-tribulation rapture view asserts that Jesus will return twice in separate stages: first to remove believers from earth (the rapture) and later to come with them to establish judgment and the m...