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Frost, Samuel M

 
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Synopsis

What led a leading defender of Full Preterism to reject the movement he once championed? In Why I Left Full Preterism, Samuel M. Frost recounts his return to historic Christian orthodoxy. Examining Scripture, the creeds, John 6, and the resurrection, Frost challenges the claim that Christ's return and the resurrection occurred in AD 70. This personal, biblical examination affirms the Christian hope of bodily resurrection, final judgment, and creation's restoration. For readers wrestling with prophecy, it offers an insider's perspective on questions that shape Christian faith.

"For several years, Sam Frost was the academic voice of so-called Full Preterism. He wrote numerous books, articles, and blog posts in support of it, gave lectures defending it, and responded in print to those who were critical of it. By God's grace, his eyes have been opened to the truly unbiblical nature of this novel doctrine, and he has rightly renounced it. In this work, Frost provides a point-by-point account of his theological journey. In the last several years, we have witnessed several prominent Full Preterists renounce this heresy and embrace Christianity. May our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ use Frost's work to open the eyes of many, many more." -Keith L. Mathison

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À propos de l'auteur

Samuel M. Frost (Th.D.) is a pastor, teacher, speaker, and author whose work has focused particularly on biblical theol‐ ogy, eschatology, and the interpretation of prophecy. He currently serves as pastor of Bethel Presbyterian Church in Knightstown, Indiana, where he has ministered since April 2025, and as chaplain for the Henry County Sheri"'s Depart‐ ment and Detention Center. Frost earned his Doctor of Theology degree from Christian Life School of Theology and his Th.M. from White#eld Theolog‐ ical Seminary, with credits from Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando. His writings have appeared in and been cited by numerous books and articles addressing eschatology and hermeneutics. He is the author of Daniel Unplugged: A Commentary & Translation (2022, McGahan Publishing House) and The Parousia of the Son of Man (2020). He and his wife, Kimmy, live in New Castle, Indiana, with their birds and raccoons. Visit his blog at vigil.blog.

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