FPBible Studies
Doctrinal clarifications, topical deep-dives, and covenantal explorations.
Available Studies
Deuteronomy 28 and the Judgment of Jerusalem
The AD 70 siege as the historical execution of the covenant curses — eagle, fallen walls, famine, the woman of Bethezuba, unburied dead, and the return toward Egypt — days of vengeance, that all that is written may be fulfilled.
Crossing the Jordan
A door into the forthcoming book. The AD 30–70 generation as sea, wilderness, and river — the map, not the crossing.
The Harvest Pattern of Resurrection
1 Corinthians 15 read through Israel's harvest calendar: Christ the firstfruits, Pentecost, and the ingathering of the covenant body at the close of the Old Covenant age. Corporate Body View — one field, three waves, one body.
The Transfer of the Kingdom: Matthew 21:43
“The kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people producing its fruits.” A first-century legal verdict on unfaithful tenants — vineyard, cornerstone, and crushing stone — consummated in the AD 70 removal of the old house.
The Eighth Day Reality: From Slavery to Sonship
A comprehensive 8-module curriculum guiding believers from futurist anxiety into the present victory of the New Covenant. Covers audience relevance, prophetic language, the two ages, AD 70 vindication, and living in the Eighth Day reality.
Living as a New Creation (Kainē Ktisis)
Practical orientation for life in the fully realized New Covenant age. Identity rooted in finished work, walking as the living temple, present kingdom dominion, and the ministry of reconciliation — the daily outworking of the New Creation.
Out of the Void: The Human Spirit and the New Birth in the Post-AD 70 New Creation
Explores how, after the legal demolition of the Old Covenant in AD 70, the New Birth functions as creation ex nihilo — moving from a covenantal void into the life of the New Creation through faith and the Spirit’s union with the human spirit.
Dust, Serpents, and the New Creation
Examines the Genesis 3 judgment through the lens of fulfilled eschatology—tracing the motif of dust, the defeat of the serpent, and the ultimate triumph of the New Creation realm in Christ.
Unmasking the “Devil”: Slanderer, Accuser, and the Pastoral Epistles
A fulfilled reading of diabolos and satanas in 1 & 2 Timothy. The original Greek words mean “slanderer” and “adversary.” Capitalization and the cosmic dualistic figure were later interpretive additions.
Sin, Judgment, and Consequences in the New Creation
Unpacks the strict theological distinction between the cosmic "The Sin" of the world destroyed in AD 70 and individual moral failures occurring outside the gates of the City today.
Cisterns vs. Fountains: The Myth of Spiritual Leakage
Examines why the "leaking" metaphor belongs to the Old Covenant and how to embrace the Eighth Day Reality of the Spirit as an internal, permanent fountain.
Pentecost: The Fruit of the New Covenant
Examines Pentecost not as a blueprint for modern charisma, but as the explosive, first-century transition boundary signaling the close of the Mosaic age and the dawn of the New Creation.
Outside the Camp: The Overlap of the Ages
Resolves the apparent transition-generation contradiction of the open way into the Holy Place while the physical Temple structure remained standing prior to AD 70.
The Great Covenantal Exchange: Christ is Our All
Analyzes 1 Corinthians 1:30 to show how the structural passing of the law transformed external rules into present Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, and Redemption.
Is the "Second Coming" a Biblical Phrase?
Examines the absence of the phrase in Scripture, clarifies biblical terminology regarding the Parousia, and establishes the covenantal fulfillment of Christ’s coming in AD 70.
1 Peter: A Fulfilled Perspective
Explores 1 Peter through fulfilled eschatology, examining the audience as exiles in transition, the imminence of AD 70 judgment, and freedom from the ministry of death.
Core Framework Anchors
If you are new to the completed covenant framework, start with these core pathways:
- Prophecy Hub: Centralized explanations for apocalyptic language.
- The Covenantal Resurrection: Moving from biological reanimation to covenantal life.
- The Harvest Pattern: The same transition through Israel's feast calendar.
- Matthew 24: The Olivet Discourse and the fall of the Old World.
- The End of the Law: Why Sinai has no jurisdiction in Christ.
- Deuteronomy 28 and Jerusalem: The covenant curses executed in the AD 70 siege.
