Top 20 Full Preterist Verses vs Futurist Responses

Full Preterist Reading Futurist Response
Matthew 24:34
"This generation" means the first-century generation alive when Jesus spoke. Therefore the prophecy was fulfilled by AD 70.
"Generation" can refer to the generation that sees end-time signs, or possibly the Jewish race enduring until fulfillment.
Matthew 24:30
Christ's coming in the clouds is covenant judgment language fulfilled in Jerusalem's destruction.
A future visible, bodily return of Christ witnessed worldwide.
Luke 21:20-22
The Roman siege of Jerusalem fulfills Jesus' warnings.
AD 70 was a foreshadowing of a greater future tribulation.
Mark 9:1
Some disciples lived to see Christ's coming kingdom in AD 70.
Fulfilled at the Transfiguration, Resurrection, or Pentecost.
Matthew 16:27-28
Some standing there would witness the coming of the Son of Man.
Refers to the Transfiguration six days later.
Revelation 1:1
"Things which must shortly come to pass" points to first-century events.
"Shortly" means once events begin they occur rapidly.
Revelation 1:3
"The time is near" indicates imminent fulfillment.
Prophetic imminence does not require first-century fulfillment.
Revelation 22:6
The events were expected soon for John's audience.
God's timetable differs from human expectations.
Revelation 22:10
Unlike Daniel, John's prophecy was not sealed because fulfillment was near.
Nearness emphasizes readiness rather than chronology.
Hebrews 10:37
"Yet a little while" refers to the approaching judgment on Jerusalem.
Refers to Christ's future Second Coming.
Hebrews 8:13
The Old Covenant was about to vanish completely in AD 70.
The covenant ended at the cross, though effects continued.
1 Peter 4:7
"The end of all things is at hand" means the end of the Old Covenant age.
Refers to continual Christian expectation of Christ's return.
James 5:8-9
The Judge standing at the door points to imminent judgment.
A timeless warning for believers in every generation.
Romans 13:11-12
Salvation was drawing near through coming covenant transition.
Paul refers to future final salvation.
Acts 2:16-17
Pentecost occurred during the biblical "last days."
The last days extend throughout the entire Church Age.
Colossians 1:23
The gospel had reached the known Roman world before AD 70.
Hyperbolic language emphasizing rapid expansion.
Matthew 24:21
The Great Tribulation was the Jewish-Roman War.
A future worldwide tribulation still awaits fulfillment.
Daniel 12:1-2
Resurrection and tribulation are connected to first-century events.
A future bodily resurrection at the end of history.
John 5:28-29
Resurrection language is covenantal and spiritual.
Jesus teaches a future physical resurrection of all humanity.
2 Timothy 4:1
Christ's appearing and judgment occurred in covenant judgment.
Refers to a future visible return and final judgment.