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Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

Why You WANT To Be Left Behind | Interview with James-Michael Smith

2015-01-07

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This week we finally have James-Michael Smith on the podcast. James is the author of the blog Disciple Dojo and the book, You WANT To Be Left Behind: Essays On The Bible and Popular End Times Teachings, which is the specific reason I invited him on the show. We had fun, and we covered: Matthew 24 and whether a third temple needs to be built or not in order to fulfill Bible prophecy. What are the strengthes and weaknesses of the different end times views And most importantly, why you WANT to be left behind and how those "taken" in the Bible were never raptured or spared terror. I thoroughly enjoyed today's discussion and it's my prayer you will too. Visit James-Michael's blog at http://jmsmith.org/.