Chris White
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The podcast seeks to look soberly and seriously at bible prophecy using a face value hermeneutic from a prewrath perspective. Comparing scripture with scripture in its proper context with no contradictions. We have a very high view of scripture. We hope to be relevant to anyone regardless of your view on the timing of the rapture and we seek to look at the latest scholarly journals and review them on the show.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Chris White makes biblical prophecy legible by testing interpretations against scripture, historical context and their own internal logic.
Chris White treats prophecy as an argument to be tested, moving between Daniel, Revelation, Corinthians and historical sources to see whether familiar interpretations actually hold together.
Chris White checks the Beast's horns against Daniel while you keep your finger in Revelation.
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A careful prophecy study that uses Daniel and Revelation to test a larger interpretive framework.
Bible Prophecy Talk treats the seven headed, ten horned beast as a working conclusion rather than a settled one, and uses it to probe a wider Bible prophecy framework.
A text-first prophecy discussion that stays with Daniel and asks whether the end times are really underway.
Chris White uses this episode to push back on the idea that the present moment marks the start of the end times, keeping the attention on the approach to the final seven-year period.
Early church citations make a steady case against instant rapture claims.
Chris White uses this best of episode to weigh rapture timing against the early church fathers. He puts the Didache and Barnabas to work against later imminence claims, asking whether those older voices sound as immediate as modern pre trib readings suggest.
A text-first challenge to imminence in pre tribulation rapture teaching.
Chris White uses this best of Bible prophecy episode to press a simple question: can the rapture really be called imminent? He moves through familiar proof texts and stays focused on the gap between what the verses actually say and what later doctrine asks them to prove.
A sober prophecy argument that keeps headlines under scripture's thumb.
The episode treats the 2026 U.S.-Iran war as a useful test case for prophecy claims. Chris walks through the frames people are already using, then tightens the focus to whether Ezekiel 38-39 and Revelation 20 are being read closely enough to carry the usual Gog-Magog language.
A text first Revelation study that treats the midpoint as the hinge in the worship and sacrifice debate.
This best-of episode stays on Revelation 11 and the question of what shifts at the midpoint and what stays the same. Chris White walks through the temple measurement passage, the daily sacrifice, and the two witnesses, then argues that the daily sacrifice stops while worship in…
A patient, chapter-by-chapter look at beast symbolism in Revelation.
The episode keeps circling a hard question: what the seven-headed, ten-horned beast means in Revelation 12, and why the dragon, the sea beast, and the later crowned forms do not match up neatly. Its strength is method.
A methodical case against the Islamic Antichrist theory, built through close comparison of prophecy language.
Chris White lays out an argument against the Islamic Antichrist theory by comparing Islamic end times beliefs with Christian expectations and older extra biblical sources.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This episode critiques a foundational argument for the pre-tribulation rapture view, which claims God cannot work with Israel and the church simultaneously.
Chris White explores the theory that the golden calf incident in Exodus was actually worship of the Egyptian goddess Hathor, drawing on archaeological findings and psychological analysis of the Israelites' integration into Egyptian society.
Chris White examines Revelation 11:1-7 to determine when the two witnesses prophesy during Daniel's 70th week.
Bible Prophecy Talk - End Times News and Theology Podcast examines Waleed Shobat's claim in God's War on Terror that Revelation 13:18 refers to Arabic words and crossed swords rather than 666.
Chris White's "A Bible Prophecy Timeline (Part 1) – World Government – (Rerun)" argues that the final world government appears before the Antichrist and before the 70th week of Daniel begins.
Chris White's Bible Prophecy Talk episode, "3 Reasons I DON’T Think We Are in the End Times…Yet," argues that the final seven-year period has not started.
Chris White’s "A Day of the Lord Theme Study" sorts Old Testament prophets into two large groups: judgment texts and kingdom texts, drawing from Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Zechariah, Zephaniah, and Joel.
Bible Prophecy Talk’s “7 Pretrib Problems – The Imminence Problem – Ep 5” argues that pre-tribulational imminence is a modern doctrine, tracing it to the early 1800s Plymouth Brethren and John Darby.
Chris White’s Bible Prophecy Talk episode on the “Islamic Antichrist Theory” focuses on Daniel 11, 2 Thessalonians 2:4, Matthew 24, and Revelation 13 as he argues that the Antichrist’s actions do not fit an Islamic reading.
Chris White uses this best-of episode to ask what the early church believed about the timing of the rapture.
The episode returns to Daniel 2 as the base for a larger prophecy argument.
Chris records this Bible Prophecy Talk episode on March 11th, 2026 to assess the U.S.-Iran War of 2026 through Ezekiel 38–39, Revelation 20, Daniel 7, and Daniel 9.
Bible Prophecy Talk uses Daniel 8 to argue that the ram and goat vision gives concrete identifiers for Medo-Persia and Greece, unlike the unnamed beasts in Daniel 7.
Bible Prophecy Talk works toward a tentative conclusion about the seven-headed, ten-horned beast and treats it as a test of the wider Daniel-Revelation framework.
This best-of show keeps going with the speaker's long-running study of the seven-headed, ten-horned beast.
Bible Prophecy Talk revisits the seven-headed, ten-horned beast in a previously recorded best-of show.
Chris White revisits imminency in a best-of episode and pushes back on the idea that the rapture could happen at any moment.
This episode critiques the pre-tribulation rapture view by examining the 'precursor problem'—the biblical evidence that specific events must occur before the Day of the Lord, contradicting the idea of an any-moment rapture.
Chris White continues his Bible Prophecy Timeline series, focusing on Daniel 9:27's prophecy about the Antichrist confirming a covenant.
Bible Prophecy Talk episode examining the Olivet Discourse problem for pre-tribulation rapture theology.
This episode is a detailed theological critique of the pre-tribulation rapture doctrine, focusing on 2 Thessalonians chapter 2.
Chris White revisits a best-of episode on the Islamic Antichrist theory.
Chris White uses Bible Prophecy Talk to compare 'the last trumpet' in 1 Corinthians 15 with the so-called accordion theory, then argues that both topics should be tested against Matthew 24, Zephaniah 1, Joel 2, and Numbers 10.
This episode critically examines the historical evidence for the pre-tribulation rapture doctrine by analyzing what the early church fathers actually taught.
Chris White examines the theory that Solomon's Temple was located in the City of David rather than on the current Temple Mount, presenting biblical and archaeological evidence suggesting the Temple Mount site was actually the Roman Fort Antonia.
A scholarly theological analysis refuting Joel Richardson's Islamic Antichrist theory.
This best-of rerun takes on Revelation's seven-headed, ten-horned beast.
In this third part of a Bible prophecy timeline series, host Chris White answers listener questions, focusing on reconciling apparent contradictions between Daniel and Revelation regarding the ten kings and the Antichrist.
This episode continues a series on Bible prophecy timeline, discussing the abomination of desolation, antichrist worship, and the great tribulation from a prewrath perspective.
This episode examines the resurrection of the Antichrist as part of a Bible prophecy timeline.
This episode continues a multi-week study on a Bible prophecy timeline, focusing on the 'palatial tents' event from Daniel 11.
This episode examines the wars of the Antichrist as described in Revelation and Daniel, placing them on a biblical prophecy timeline.
The episode analyzes claims that Mystery Babylon in Revelation refers to Saudi Arabia or Mecca, critiquing arguments from Waleed Shobat and Joel Richardson.
An analysis of the seven-headed beast in Revelation, focusing on the Islamic Antichrist theory and the interpretation of the beast's heads.
An interview with Chris White about his documentary on the doctrine of eternal security, discussing his personal testimony and theological journey.