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A “saved corporate Adam”??

Here’s the huge problem in Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism…

If a “corporate Adam” was in an “age of Law, flesh, condemnation, separation, corruption, mortality, shame, and spiritual death” – and this “Old Age” completely ended in AD 70 – how could anyone today possibly be “in Adam” and “in the Old Age” that ended in AD 70?

And if a “corporate Adam” stepped into living in the “New Age” of “Spirit, justification, liberty, forgiveness, reconciliation, incorruption, immortality, glory, and spiritual life” – and this “New Age” was consummated and it fully began in AD 70 when the “Old Age” completely ended – how could anyone today be in any other age besides the “New Age”?

The founder of Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism – Max King – came to see his own “Covenant Eschatology framework” he created in 1971 as being Universalism.

If I’m in the “New Age” today – as much as Don Preston, William Bell, David Curtis, Mike Sullivan, Ed Stevens, Zach Davis, and Robert Cruickshank are in the “New Age” that allegedly began in AD 70 – why would I need to be saved out from an “Old Age of Law, shame, condemnation, separation, and spiritual death” that completely ended in AD 70?

If a “corporate Adam” went through a “40 year covenantal shift and covenantal status change” – and this “corporate Adam” started living in the “New Covenantal Age of Spirit, glory, reconciliation, and spiritual life” – well then who could possible be “in Adam” today?

What kind of mental change, spiritual construct, framework flip, or paradigm shift has to happen to somebody today in order for them to say, “Hey! I’m not in Adam any more but now I’m now in Christ” according to this “Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism framework”?

How can anybody be in Adam today – especially since these guys say the “Old Covenant Age” that is the “Old Age of Adam, Law, spiritual death, shame, mortality, corruption, disconnection, separation, and spiritual death” completely ended in AD 70?

Now of course… if you define a “corporate Adam” as being “covenant Israelites only that were out from among pagan people and tribes before Adam”, then “God’s AD 70 salvation plan in Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism” was for Israel only in AD 70.

But if you define a “corporate Adam” as being “all Mankind in Adam”, then “God’s AD 70 salvation plan in Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism” is Universalism – everybody “in Adam” was saved in AD 70 when a “New Covenant age of reconciliation, connection, perfection, glory, and spiritual life for all in Adam” began in full in AD 70.

The Gospel that Don Preston and all the other guys in Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism MUST PREACH – and they DO preach – is “salvation for all in Adam in AD 70” when and alleged “covenantal paradigm shift” and “covenantal status change” was fully realized in AD 70 for “all in Adam” when the “Old Age of Law, condemnation, shame, disconnection, flesh, and spiritual death” fully became the “New Age of Spirit, reconciliation connection, glory, and spiritual life” in AD 70.

How do you tell somebody, “Hey! You’re not in the Old Age of Adam, Law, disconnection, shame, condemnation, and spiritual death any longer because that Old Age completely ended in AD 70! See! You’re now in the New Age of Spirit, connection, glory, reconciliation, and spiritual life that fully began in AD 70!”

THIS is the Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism false Gospel!

This is exactly why the founder of Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism – Max King – started getting into Occult New Age Religion, Mysticism, Transcendence, and other Dark Arts for the last 20 or so years of his life.

Covenant Eschatology Full Preterism is truly a form of Occult New Age Religion, Mysticism, and Transcendence that’s (not so) cloaked and hidden by some false teachers on YouTube such as Don Preston, William Bell, Gary DeMar, David Curtis, Ed Stevens, Zach Davis, Mike Sullivan, Tim Martin, Jack Scott, Robert Cruickshank, Steve Magua, Ward Fenley, Michael Miano, Alex Polyak, Rick Welch, and Kristin Bingamon.

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