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“ Biblical Truth and Logic ” An outstanding teaching that thoroughly dismantles the hyper-preterist house of cards. Pastor Schwertly's knowledge and understanding of hyper-preterism were impressive and added weight to his puncturing the heresy point by point. The pastor in Omaha he refers to is Kelly Birks (I suspect he conflated his name with that of Ed Stevens, another full preterist). I am familiar firsthand with Birks' church. Like most of those who attend it, I was burned by "rapture fever" and sought a saner eschatology. After reading Gary DeMar's Last Days Madness I considered myself a preterist. It was only after falling in with the extreme, hyper-preterists and learning of their deviations and perversions of scripture that I disassociated myself from that camp. (In addition to being hyper-preterist, the church is also hyper-Calvinist, showing how error begets error.) The trap is sprung when a person buys into the original false premise, upon which further false premises are stacked and appear to have an internal logic. The church bills itself as "Independent Reformed," which a visitor once perceptively called an "oxymoron." Schwertly's sermon was informative and edifying. I would point listeners seeking further information to Keith Mathison's book, "When Shall These Things Be," published by P&R.
Bio: Rev. Schwertley has been a guest preacher at over a dozen RPCNA and other reformed churches across the country. Pastor Schwertley has also been a featured speaker at The Puritan Project Conference in Brazil in June 2001, Greenville Seminary Worship Conference (Debate on...
