Very good interview and it matches my Biblical beliefs ... and NO, it’s not a matter of interpretation. I don’t know this guy ... but he’s right on the money from the Christian standpoint.
I concur
Pastor Hagee is one of the best teachers on Revelation and Prophecy, End times, etc. I have read about five of his books and he is right on Biblically. He also is one of the biggest supporters of Israel and visits there a lot. I also have his bible called The Prophecy Bible and love it. The one and only thing I don’t like about Hagee is that when he preaches, he falls back into that old time way of preaching where he starts yelling really loud. I overlook that, however, as his preaching is right on. That other preacher Parsley yells even louder than Hagee. I can’t stand to watch him at all.
Tim LaHaye and Jenkins’ Left Behind Series seems to match the Hagee remarks. There is , of course, the theological question of the Rapture based on one scripture in Thess. The Lord has never protected huge masses of Christians, the Church or the Jews from persecution. The Rapture seems to be an interpretation from the days of Scofield. It is not an old view and has only gotten a hearing in the last 100 years or so. Of course, as a believer,I want it to happen but if it does not, our faith in Jesus when he does appear will really have been tested in these Times.
Hagee is very good, especially on end times. He’s one of the few good TV evangelists.