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READ The Great Tribulation–Past Or Future?: Two Evangelicals Debate the Question Por Thomas Ice, Kenneth L. Gentry https://books.google.com.co/books?id=x02OxlzbNt0C&pg=PA107&lpg=PA107&dq=tachy+revelation+preterism&source=bl&ots=s24PqqsSaI&sig=ACfU3U05tlpWHxRTJnqJLayN2osLXkCGig&hl=es-419&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiiyLHigY71AhV9QjABHe1_DpwQ6AF6BAglEAI#v=onepage&q=tachy%20revelation%20preterism&f=false

Thomas Ice is an American theologian and author of books on biblical prophecy.

Education and career Ice received his BA from Howard Payne University in 1975, his masters in theology from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1981, and a PhD from Tyndale Theological Seminary in 1995.^[1] He performed post-doctoral studies in church history at the University of Wales.^[2]

Ice is the executive director of the Pre-Trib Research Center on the campus of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.^{[2][dubious – discuss]} The research center was founded in 1994 by Tim LaHaye and Ice to research, teach, proclaim, and defend pre-tribulationism.^[2] The center currently sponsors prophecy meetings and conferences and provides speakers for the purpose of discussion and lecture on the topic of pre-tribulationism.^{[citation needed]}

Ice has taught at Liberty University.^[when?] He moved to Calvary University in 2018.^[1] He lives in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, with his wife Janice.^[2]

1.  “Dr. Tommy Ice (faculty profile)”. Calvary University. Retrieved February 27, 2021.
2. ^ ^a b c d “Dr. Thomas Ice (about page)”. Pre-Trib Research Center. Retrieved February 27, 2021.

“QUICKLY”: HOW OR WHEN?

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We are beginning to see that the current error known as Preterism is based upon the misinterpretations of a few key passages. While Matthew 24:34 and the phrase “this generation” is their central passage, their dependence upon the so-called “time text” of Revelation becomes important in their attempts to “preterize” most of end-time Bible prophecy. Thus, the terms “quickly” and “near” become the basis for their insistence that the Book of Revelation was fulfilled in the A.D. 70 destruction of Jerusalem. Now I will deal with the term “quickly.”

What Bible verses do Preterists appeal to in an effort to support their understanding of Revelation? “One of the most helpful interpretive clues in Revelation is . . . the contemporary expectation of the author regarding the fulfillment of the prophecies. John clearly expects the soon fulfillment of his prophecy,” says Dr. Ken Gentry. I hope to show that these terms are more properly interpreted as qualitative indicators describing how Christ will return. How will He return?; it will be “quickly” or “suddenly.”

A form of the Greek word for “quickly” (táchos) is used eight times in Revelation (1:1; 2:16; 3:11; 11:14; 22:6; 22:7; 22:12; 22:20). Táchos and its family of related words can be used to mean “soon” or “shortly” as Preterists believe (relating to time), or it can be used to mean “quickly” or “suddenly” as many futurists contend (manner in which action occurs). The táchos family is attested in the Bible as referring to both possibilities. On the one hand, 1 Timothy 3:14 is a timing passage, “I am writing these things to you, hoping to come to you before long.” On the other hand, Acts 22:18 is descriptive of the manner in which the action takes place, “and I saw Him saying to me, ‘Make haste, and get out of Jerusalem quickly, because they will not accept your testimony about Me.'”

The “timing interpretation” of the Preterists teaches that the táchos word family used in Revelation (1:1; 2:16; 3:11; 11:14; 22:6, 7, 12, 20) means that Christ came in judgment upon Israel through the Roman army in events surrounding the A.D. 70 destruction of Jerusalem. But how would the “manner interpretation” of the futurist understand the use of the táchos family in Revelation? Futurist, John Walvoord explains:

That which Daniel declared would occur “in the latter days” is here described as “shortly” (Gr., en tachei), that is, “quickly or suddenly coming to pass,” indicating rapidity of execution after the beginning takes place. The idea is not that the event may occur soon, but that when it does, it will be sudden (cf. Luke 18:8; Acts 12:7; 22:18; 25:4; Rom. 16:20). A similar word, tachys, is translated “quickly” seven times in Revelation (2:5, 16; 3:11; 11:14; 22:7, 12, 20).

Dr. Gentry is correct to note universal agreement among lexicons as to the general meaning of the táchos word family, but these lexicographers generally do not support the preterist interpretation. Dr. Gentry’s presentation of the lexical evidence is skewed and thus his conclusions are faulty in his effort to support a preterist interpretation of the táchos word family. We now turn to an examination of how the táchos word family is used in Revelation.

Support for the Futurist Interpretation

1. The lexical use. The leading Greek lexicon in our day is Bauer, Arndt, and Gingrich (BAG), which lists the following definitions for táchos: “speed, quickness, swiftness, haste” (p. 814). The two times that this noun appears in Revelation (1:1; 22:6), it is coupled with the preposition en, causing this phrase to function grammatically as an adverb revealing to us the “sudden” manner in which these events will take place. They will occur “swiftly.” The other word in the táchos family used in Revelation as an adverb is tachús, which all six times occurs with the verb érchomai, “to come” (2:16; 3:11; 11:14; 22:7, 12, 20). BAG gives as its meaning “quick, swift, speedy” (p. 814) and specifically classifies all six uses in Revelation as meaning “without delay, quickly, at once” (p. 815). Thus, contrary to the timing assumption of Preterists like Gary DeMar and Ken Gentry, who take every occurrence as a reference to timing, BAG (the other lexicons also agree) recommends a translation descriptive of the manner in which things will happen (Rev. 2:16; 3:11; 11:14; 22:7, 12, 20).

A descriptive use of táchos is also supported by the over 60 times it is cited as the prefix making up a compound word according to the mother of all Greek lexicons, Liddell and Scott (p. 1762). G. H. Lang gives the following example:

tachy does not mean soon but swiftly. It indicates rapidity of action, as is well seen in its accurate use in the medical compound tachycardia (tachy and kardía=the heart), which does not mean that the heart will beat soon, but that it is beating rapidly. Of course, the swift action may take place at the very same time, as in Mt 28:7-8: “Go quickly and tell His disciples . . . and they departed quickly from the tomb”: but the thought is not that they did not loiter, but that their movement was swift. Thus here also. If the Lord be regarded as speaking in the day when John lived, then He did not mean that He was returning soon, but swiftly and suddenly whenever the time should have arrived . . . it is the swiftness of His movement that the word emphasizes.

2. The grammatical use. Just as BAG is the leading lexicon in our day, the most authoritative Greek grammar is one produced by Blass, Debrunner, and Funk (Blass-Debrunner). Blass-Debrunner, in their section on adverbs, divides them into four categories: 1) adverbs of manner, 2) adverbs of place, 3) adverbs of time, 4) correlative adverbs (pp. 55-57). The táchos family is used as the major example under the classification of “adverbs of manner.” No example from the táchos family is listed under “adverbs of time.” In a related citation, Blass-Debrunner classify en táchei as an example of “manner,” Luke 18:8 (p. 118). Greek scholar Nigel Turner also supports this adverbial sense as meaning “quickly.”

Not only is there a preponderance of lexical support for understanding the táchos family as including the notion of “quickly” or “suddenly,” there is the further support that all the occurrences in Revelation are adverbs of manner. These terms are not descriptive of when the events will occur and our Lord will come, but rather, descriptive of the manner in which they will take place when they occur. These adverbial phrases in Revelation can more accurately be translated “with swiftness, quickly, all at once, in a rapid pace [when it takes place].”

3. The Old Testament (LXX) use. It is significant to note that the Septuagint uses táchos in passages which even by the most conservative estimations could not have occurred for hundreds, even thousands of years. For example, Isaiah 13:22 says, “. . . Her (Israel) fateful time also will soon come. . .” This was written around 700 B.C. foretelling the destruction of Babylon which occurred in 539 B.C. Similarly, Isaiah 5:26 speaks of the manner, not the time frame, by which the Assyrian invasion of Israel “will come with speed swiftly.” Isaiah 51:5 says, “My righteousness is near, My salvation has gone forth, and My arms will judge the peoples; the coastlands will wait for Me, and for My arm they will wait expectantly.” This passage probably will be fulfilled in the millennium, but no interpreter would place it sooner than Christ’s first coming, at least 700 years after it was given. Isaiah 58:8 speaks of Israel’s recovery as “speedily spring(ing) forth.” If it is a “timing passage,” then the earliest it could have happened is 700 years later, but most likely it has yet to occur. Many other citations in the Septuagint from the táchos family can be noted in support of the futurist interpretation of the usage in Revelation.

4. The date of Revelation. Dr. Gentry, followed by almost all Preterists have to date the writing of Revelation before the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. I think this is a very weak view that I will deal with below. [Ireneus]

5. A “timing” interpretation would require an A.D. 70 fulfillment of the entire book of Revelation. Revelation 22:6, “And he said to me, ‘These words are faithful and true’; and the Lord, the God of the spirits of the prophets, sent His angel to show to His bond-servants the things which must shortly (táchos) take place.” This is passage #6 from Gary DeMar’s list of “time indicators” for Revelation as noted above. However, Dr. Gentry cites Revelation 20:7-9 as a reference to the yet future second coming. This creates a contradiction within Gentry’s brand of Preterism. Since Revelation 22:6 is a statement referring to the whole book of Revelation, it would be impossible to take táchos as a reference to A.D. 70 (as Dr. Gentry does) and at the same time hold that Revelation 20:7-9 teaches the second coming. Gentry must either adopt a view similar to futurism or shift to the extreme preterist view that understands the entire book of Revelation as past history and thus eliminating any future second coming and resurrection.

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AIMS Public Health 2022, Volume 9, Issue 1: 73-93. doi: 10.3934/publichealth.2022007Previous ArticleNext Article Research article Methodological problems of SARS-CoV-2 rapid point-of-care tests when used in mass testing Oliver Hirsch ^1 ,  , , Werner Bergholz ² , Kai Kisielinski ³ , Paul Giboni ⁴ , Andreas Sönnichsen ⁵

• 1.Department of Psychology, FOM University of Applied Sciences, Birlenbacher Str. 17, 57078 Siegen, Germany
• 2.International Standards Consulting GmbH, 30989 Gehrden, Germany
• 3.Private Practice, 40212 Düsseldorf, Germany
• 4.Private Practice, 22763 Hamburg, Germany
• 5.Department of General Practice and Family Medicine, Center for Public Health, Medical University of Vienna, Wien, Austria

Received: 17 September 2021 Accepted: 16 November 2021 Published: 23 November 2021 Abstract Full Text(HTML) Download PDF Supplements The aim of the current study is to perform model calculations on the possible use of SARS-CoV-2-rapid point-of-care tests as mass tests, using the quality criteria extracted from evidence-based research as an example for the Federal Republic of Germany. In addition to illustrating the problem of false positive test results, these calculations are used to examine their possible influence on the 7-day incidence. For a substantial period of time, this parameter formed the decisive basis for decisions on measures to protect the population in the wake of the COVID pandemic, which were taken by the government. Primarily, model calculations were performed for a base model of 1,000,000 SARS-CoV-2-rapid point-of-care tests per week using various sensitivities and specificities reported in the literature, followed by sequential testing of the test positives obtained by a SARS-CoV-2 PCR test. Furthermore, a calculation was performed for an actual maximum model based on self-test contingents by the German Federal Ministry of Health. Assuming a number of 1,000,000 tests per week at a prevalence of 0.5%, a high number of false positive test results, a low positive predictive value, a high negative predictive value, and an increase in the 7-day incidence due to the additional antigen rapid tests of approx. 5/100,000 were obtained. A previous maximum calculation based on contingent numbers for self-tests given by the German Federal Ministry of Health even showed an additional possible influence on the 7-day incidence of 84.6/100,000. The model calculations refer in each case to representative population samples that would have to be drawn if the successive results were comparable which should be given, as far-reaching actions were based on this parameter. The additionally performed SARS-CoV-2-rapid point-of-care tests increase the 7-day incidence in a clear way depending on the number of tests and clearly show their dependence on the respective number of tests. SARS-CoV-2-rapid point-of-care tests as well as the SARS-CoV-2-PCR test method should both be used exclusively in the presence of corresponding respiratory symptoms and not in symptom-free persons. SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, point-of-care diagnostics, rapid testing, methodologyCitation: Oliver Hirsch, Werner Bergholz, Kai Kisielinski, Paul Giboni, Andreas Sönnichsen. Methodological problems of SARS-CoV-2 rapid point-of-care tests when used in mass testing[J]. 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PROF. DR. WERNER BERGHOLZ

17 years of industrial experience with technical and business responsibilities – 21 years in academia – 23 years in national and international standardization organizations.

OCCUPATION

October 2015 – today: Partner at ISC International Standards Consulting GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrden, Germany

September 2001 – June 2015 Professor of Electrical Engineering at Jacobs University Bremen, Germany

• Research Topics microelectronic, photovoltaics, quality engineering, standardization
• Official retirement 2015

October 1985 – August 2001: Siemens Semiconductor Division / Infineon Technologies

• Management of a laboratory for crystal defect and contamination analysis for silicon integrated circuit technology de-vice lines / Siemens AG, Munich, Germany 1985 – 1990
• Head of analysis group of defect and contamination analysis at the 4 Mbit DRAM production plant of Siemens in Regensburg, Germany 1990 – 1994
• Worldwide Manager of the Silicon Wafer Supplier Management Group of Siemens, Munich 1995 – 1998
• Director of Quality Management and Business Excellence at the Munich Production Plant of the Siemens Semiconductor Group / Infineon Technologies 1999 – 2001

Assistant Professor 1978 – 1985 at Göttingen University, in this timeframe two research visits at Arhus University, DK (April to October 1979) and Oxford University, UK (mid 1983 – mid 1985).

• Research topics metal contamination and intrinsic gettering / oxygen in silicon

EDUCATION

April 1975: Diploma from Göttingen University Germany in Semiconductor Physics

July 1978: Dr. rer. nat. from Göttingen University Germany in Semiconductor Physics

TRACK RECORD IN STANDARDIZATION

20 years in international standardization in IEC & SEMI.

16 years as the vice chairman of the German mirror committee to IEC/TC 113 “Nanoelectronics“.

8 years as convenor of WG 3 of IEC/TC 113.

8 years as assistant secretary of IEC/TC 113.

17 years SEMI European Regional Technical Committee Co-Chair and Co-Chair of the TC silicon wafers and member of the SEMI Audit and Review Committee.

AWARDS

2012: IEC 1906 Award for his contribution to the nanotechnology standardization activities within the IEC.

2009: Award for contribution to the German Quality Award (Ludwig Erhard Preis) as an Assessor according to the EFQM Model for excellence.

2005: Karl Urbanek Award for his contributions to the SEMI International Standards program.

https://www.dsalud.com/reportaje/afirman-que-tanto-los-test-de-antigenos-como-la-pcr-son-toxicos/ Werner Begholz, físico alemán experto en Microelectrónica y Nanoelectrónica, ha presentado en el último año y medio varios informes ante el Comité de Salud del Bundestag (el parlamento alemán) en los que afirma que tanto los hisopos como los reactivos que se utilizan en los test de antígenos y en la PCR hay sustancias tóxicas para la salud y el medio ambiente.

https://www.dsalud.com/reportaje/existen-componentes-toxicos-no-declarados-en-las-vacunas-covid/ ¿Existen componentes tóxicos no declarados en las “vacunas Covid”? Número 255 – Enero 2022 En las propias fichas técnicas de las «vacunas Covid» se reconoce que pueden provocar trastornos del sistema inmune, trastornos de la sangre y del sistema linfático, trastornos vasculares, trastornos del sistema respiratorio, torácico y medianístico, trastornos psiquiátricos, trastornos del sistema nervioso, trastornos gastrointestinales y trastornos musculoesqueléticos y del tejido conjuntivo. Las dolencias concretas -numerosas- dependen de cada vacuna y ya las dimos a conocer pero las resumimos de nuevo en un recuadro al final de este artículo. Asimismo se conocen los componentes declarados que llevan pero ¿aparecen todos? Porque hay quienes afirman que existen otros difíciles de detectar, especialmente si se trata de nanopartículas o fragmentos de ADN o ARN. Es el caso de los componentes de grafeno que el doctor Pablo Campra Madrid afirmó este verano haber detectado en un vial y ha vuelto a encontrar en siete más tras hacer nuevos análisis cuyos resultados ha publicado en un segundo informe. Es más, hay quienes sugieren que se están introduciendo en los humanos a través de las vacunas micropartículas de grafeno u otros nanomateriales que tras interactuar con el ADN permiten emitir y recibir señales que pueden captarse a través del bluetooth de un móvil. Hemos analizado qué hay de cierto en todo ello.

Acusan a Bill Gates de querer controlar el mercado mundial de semillas y la biodiversidad Número 243 – Diciembre 2020 El movimiento creado para proteger la biodiversidad de la Tierra y los derechos de los agricultores a guardar, intercambiar y desarrollar semillas Navdanya International afirma que tras la iniciativa Gates AgOne se esconde «la intención de crear un imperio sobre la vida y la biodiversidad, sobre la alimentación y la agricultura y sobre nuestro pan de cada día«. Asevera que Bill Gates quiere tener el control absoluto de las semillas de todo el planeta. La fundadora del movimiento, Vandana Shiva, agrega que el filantrocapitalismo que personifica la Fundación Bill y Melinda Gates va a llevarnos al colapso ecológico. https://www.dsalud.com/reportaje/acusan-a-bill-gates-de-querer-controlar-el-mercado-mundial-de-semillas-y-la-biodiversidad/

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