Eschatology

George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four (1984) should be required reading for every citizen of the United States. The language the elite used in his book to make evil sound good and good sound evil was called “newspeak.” Today, the news media,…

The purpose of the Revelation was to reveal Christ as Lord to a suffering Church. Because they were being persecuted, the early Christians could be tempted to fear that the world was getting out of hand – that Jesus, who…

“And sware by Him that liveth for ever and ever, Who created heaven, and the things that therein are, and the earth, and the things therein, and the sea, and the things which are therein, that there should BE TIME…

We come now to the consideration of the most difficult and obscure part of divine Revelation, and we may well pause on the threshold of a region so shrouded in mystery and darkness. The conspicuous failures of the wise and…

We are living in the last days. We are, In this generation, at the closing of an age. The Bible tells us (2 Corinthians 4:4) that Satan is the god of this age. And Hebrews 2:5-8 (Phillips Translation) says That…

[Editor’s note (2026): As Christians we should always be aware of competing doctrines and ideas. This helps us make informed decisions and to honestly seek the Lord in understanding things as “he would have us understand them.” Therefore, let the…

The majority of those who read Dew have been on the heavenly bound road for some time. Most of you have not stayed in one camp the entire time you have been redeemed (or have learned of your redemption). Spiritually…

There are thousands, perhaps millions, of people who, after reading the Bible, have come to the same conclusion to which one of the most famous atheists, Bertrand Russell, came. He felt Jesus couldn’t be Who He said He was because…

Recently, Helen Pennington sent me a photocopy of a work entitled “His Glorious Appearing,” by Reba McMurry. Chapter 11 expressed something very deep in my heart. Rather than me saying the same thing in different words, I thought I would…

[Editor’s note (2026): As Christians we are always better served by understanding competing doctrines and interpretational frameworks—it helps us make informed decisions and seek the Lord honestly. Let the reader be aware, that in our day (the 2020’s) there is…