Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
0:00 Recap
3:35 Intro to John
5:39 John 3:16-21,36
9:58 John 5:24-30
13:10 "In the last day"
19:47 Prince of the World
22:56 John 14:2-3
32:12 Outro
Early Christian heresies threatened the foundations of faith between 100 and 200 AD. Learn how these deviations forced the church to clarify its stance on the return of Jesus.
This analysis maps out the timeline of theological challenges that emerged during the second century. By contrasting these ancient errors against the primary texts found in the Gospel of John and 2 Thessalonians, we identify how the early church defined its core doctrines regarding the final judgment and the nature of the resurrection. This study is designed for anyone seeking to understand the historical context behind the warnings found in scripture.
We examine the specific pressures that early believers faced when confronted with conflicting teachings about divine authority. By looking at these historical events, you will gain a clearer picture of why the apostles wrote their epistles and how those words continue to serve as a defense for modern believers today.
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0:00 Recap
3:35 Intro to John
5:39 John 3:16-21,36
9:58 John 5:24-30
13:10 "In the last day"
19:47 Prince of the World
22:56 John 14:2-3
32:12 Outro
Early Christian heresies threatened the foundations of faith between 100 and 200 AD. Learn how these deviations forced the church to clarify its stance on the return of Jesus.
This analysis maps out the timeline of theological challenges that emerged during the second century. By contrasting these ancient errors against the primary texts found in the Gospel of John and 2 Thessalonians, we identify how the early church defined its core doctrines regarding the final judgment and the nature of the resurrection. This study is designed for anyone seeking to understand the historical context behind the warnings found in scripture.
We examine the specific pressures that early believers faced when confronted with conflicting teachings about divine authority. By looking at these historical events, you will gain a clearer picture of why the apostles wrote their epistles and how those words continue to serve as a defense for modern believers today.
Subscribe for weekly church history breakdowns, and comment below which theological era you would like to analyze next.
Click Here to Support:
justscripture.org/support
shopraise.com/support/justscriptureministries
