Ontario School of the Prophets 2019

The class introduces the importance of Bible prophecy, emphasizing its role in providing a vision of future events based on God's plan and purpose. It covers fundamental prophecy, including the prophecies in Daniel and Genesis, and their relevance to current events and future fulfillments.

The class explores the prophetic framework outlined in Genesis, correlating the six days of creation with six thousand years of human history and a seventh millennium of rest. It emphasizes the divine plan of the ages and the significance of key events like the call of Abraham, the Exodus, and the call of the Gentiles, culminating in the second advent of Christ. The class also discusses the timing of prophetic events using historical proofs.

The class covers fundamental prophecies, focusing on the Kingdom of Men and its transformation into the Kingdom of God. It explores Daniel's prophecies and Nebuchadnezzar's image, emphasizing the divine perspective on the end times and the role of the papacy in European politics.

The class explores the prophetic framework in Joshua, interpreting the crossing of the Jordan as a parable for the baptism of the Spirit and the resurrection of the saints. It also discusses the covenant made on Mount Ebal and the deception of the Gibeonites as types of events leading to the return of Christ and the final judgment.

The class explores Edom as a type of anti-Semitic nations in end times prophecy, focusing on Isaiah, Daniel, and Revelation. It discusses Edom's historical and symbolic representation of nations opposing Israel and the role of the Catholic system in this context.

The class explores the historical and prophetic significance of the King of the North and the King of the South, focusing on their roles in biblical prophecy and their relevance to contemporary geopolitical events, particularly the involvement of Russia in Syria. It also touches on the resurrection and judgment of the dead.

The class explores the convergence of Bible prophecy in the book of Revelation, focusing on the beasts of the sea and earth, and their historical and theological significance. It examines the papal system's rise and fall, linking it to the Holy Roman Empire and the European Union, and discusses the end of papal power in 2060.

The class discusses the Olivet Prophecy in Matthew 24, emphasizing its relevance to both the events of AD 70 and contemporary times. It focuses on the importance of enduring faith and active service in the ecclesia, urging Christadelphians to remain vigilant and prepared for Christ's return.

The class discusses the political and economic implications of Brexit, linking current events to biblical prophecy, particularly focusing on Britain's role as Tarshish in Ezekiel 38. It explores the historical context of Britain's separation from the Roman Empire and its future significance in end-times scenarios.