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1:05:43Now PlayingWill there really be a Third Temple in Jerusalem? Or has the Temple already been fulfilled in Christ?
In this episode, Stephen Boyce and Pat May examine one of the most debated questions in Bible prophecy. We’ll explore why a physical third temple is unnecessary and how Jesus Himself is the final Temple, as revealed in John’s Gospel (John 2:19-21) and Revelation (21-22).
We’ll also expose how Dispensationalist interpretations of Ezekiel’s Temple and Revelation often miss the point of the New Covenant. Ezekiel’s visionary temple and John’s apocalyptic imagery are not blueprints for future construction—they’re prophetic symbols fulfilled in Christ and His Church.
What we’ll cover:
Why Christ is the ultimate Temple of God (John 1:14, John 2:19-21)
Problems with rebuilding a Temple under the Law of Moses today
How Ezekiel’s Temple points to a spiritual reality, not a future building
Misinterpretations of Revelation by Dispensationalists
The Church as God’s Temple (1 Corinthians 3, Ephesians 2)
Why focusing on Christ as the Temple transforms worship and prophecy
Join us as we bring clarity to one of the most misunderstood eschatological topics.
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