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Charles Cooper in Part 1 of this series, “‘Twas the Night”, highlights the significance of the night and day analogy used throughout Scripture. Charles begins with a look at “the Last Days,” and “the Last Day” analogy used in the New Testament to mark the passage of time between the birth of the Lord Jesus and his return to rule on the earth for 1,000 years: a fact that makes the night before the Day of the Lord even more significant.
Charles Cooper offers this two-part presetnation where he argues for the far more critical focus on ruling with Christ following the Bema Seat Judgment than
Charles Cooper continues his series, “‘Twas the Night”, by taking a look at the birth analogy used by our Lord in Matthew 24 as the
Charles Cooper points out that it has long been argued by pretribulationists that Revelation 3:10 is a prooftext for their position. So certain are many
Charles Cooper previously looked at the pre-, mid-, and post-tribulation positions on the timing of the rapture in the book of Revelation. Now, Charles turns
Charles Cooper continues his study of the structure of the Book of Revelation in preparation for his presentation regarding the placement of the rapture according
