The End Times
This course explores the biblical understanding of eschatology, focusing specifically on Jesus’ teachings about the end times as revealed in the New Testament. Rather than engaging with speculative predictions or scientific theories, the course examines the rich scriptural content about pre-end times events, the nature of the end times themselves, and what follows them. Most importantly, it guides participants in understanding how Christians should live in light of these revealed truths, offering practical wisdom for faithful living in anticipation of Christ’s return.
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Topics
- The Eschatological Discourses of Jesus
- What will happen after the coming of Jesus?
- How do we prepare for the coming of Jesus?
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Your instructor
Fr. Ignacio Llorente
priest
Ignacio Llorente is a priest of the Saint John Society. He completed his secondary studies at the Escuela Argentina Modelo (Buenos Aires). Before joining the Saint John Society he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Economics from the Centro de Estudios Macroeconómicos de Argentina (Buenos Aires). He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy from the Universidad del Norte Santo Tomás de Aquino (Buenos Aires), and a Licentiate in Pastoral Theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Rome), through Sacred Heart Major Seminary (Detroit).
As a priest of the Saint John Society he has been Chaplain of the Newman Center at Oregon State University (Corvallis, Oregon), pastor of St Patrick parish (Portland, Oregon) and pastor of Saint Mary’s parish (Corvallis, Oregon). He also assists in evangelization for Hispanic immigrants in the United States through the St. Juan Diego program.
He currently lives in Portland, Oregon, USA, where he is pastor of St. Michael Parish. From there he works with young professionals and adults in SSJ evangelization programs. He is also guiding the development of a new SSJ pastoral center in West Linn, Oregon.
The Truth has been accepted in the world not because of its character as a system, nor because of books, nor because of argumentation, nor because of the temporal power that supported it, but because of the personal influence of those who testified, being at the same time teachers and models.
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The End Times