The Lord’s Prayer and the New Exodus by Brant Pitre For almost two thousand years, Christians have recited the words of the Lord’s Prayer, the only one that Jesus is recorded as having taught his disciples (Matt. 6:9–13; Luke 11:2–4). In the second century, Tertullian declared it to be “truly the summary of the whole … More Jesus Prays for the New Exodus

I have just updated my New Exodus page and also posted a short study that covers the theme of “the wilderness” in connection with the symbolism of Babylon: Through the Wilderness: The symbolism of Babylon and the New Exodus journey through the “wilderness” of this fallen world ——— Peter Goodgame

Within the American evangelical church there are really just two primary perspectives for interpreting the “End Times.”  And when I say “End Times” I mean that period of time from Pentecost in Acts 2, which inaugurated the “end of the age”, to the descent of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 21 that will consummate the “end of the … More A “New Exodus” Synthesis of Covenant Views

Over the past few weeks I’ve received a great deal of support and encouragement for my recent studies on the New Exodus theme, and for my research beginning to show how the NE can be revealed as the underlying framework for New Testament eschatology, from the Gospels to Revelation. As I continue to study and write and put … More Explaining the New Exodus

I’ve just posted a summary and resource page for our ongoing New Exodus research. Check it out at http://www.redmoonrising.com/NewExodus.htm Also, be sure to check out the 8-page article that is a good academic overview of Isaiah’s perspective on the New Exodus, available at www.jbburnett.com/resources/anderson_isrprophet12-typol.pdf God bless, Peter Goodgame May 1, 2014