Postmillennialism
This paper is focused on one of the three most common viewpoints of the millennium also known as eschatology, which is the study of the last things. To understand this postmillennialism viewpoint, you must have a basic grasp on the other two. Therefore, I have included a short explanation of all three views. I also include definitions of some key words. Then the viewpoint is broken drown into four parts, starting with a historical development, then a theological foundation. Then a redemptive historical flow and then final the scripture that are commonly refer to as exegetical evidence. Premillennialism: The present form of God’s kingdom is moving toward a grand climax when Christ will return, the first resurrection will occur and his kingdom will find expression in a literal, visible reign of peace and righteousness on the earth. After the final resurrection, the last judgement and the renewal of the heavens and the earth, this future, temporal kingdom will merge into the eternal kingdom, and the Lord will reign forever on the new earth, (New International Version 1984). Amillennialism: The millennium describes the present reign of the souls of deceased believers with Christ in heaven. The present form of God’s kingdom will
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Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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