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by Greg L. Bahnsen Research into the historical context of the book of Revelation is necessary in order to understand the message of this book properly. The reader ought to appreciate the concrete setting of the book and the historical perspective which its author would have had. It is true that in the case of [...]
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Marion Kim (interviewing Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr.) To Evangelicals, ”the millennium” refers to the thousand-year period of Christ’s rule as mentioned in the Book of Revelation. While most Evangelicals agree the millenium will certainly come, they differ in their understanding of Christ’s return. Premillenialists believe Christ will come before the millenium while post-millenialists believe He [...]
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by Eugene Clingman (Nordskog Publishing) Thank you for asking hard questions last night when I was sharing with you the Postmillennial vision and understanding of the Bible. Let me first say that in order to embrace a doctrine as a faithful Christian all the Bible verses must work together. Secondly, whatever system of eschatology one [...]
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by Jeffery J. Ventrella, J.D. This two-part series addresses a vital, yet often overlooked topic — the ethics of eschatology. Stated simply, the pertinent question posed is this: If theonomic postmillennialism is true, and it certainly is, then what differences, here and now, should this conviction make in the lives of Christians and their churches? [...]
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by Rev. Greg L. Bahnsen, Ph.D. (Philosophy, University of California) Â We Believe As we saw in our last study, postmillennalists believe that Jesus established the kingdom of God on earth during His first advent. “God has highly exalted Him to His right hand to be a Prince and Savior that He might give repentance and [...]
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By Rev. Greg L. Bahnsen, Ph.D. (Philosophy, University of Southern California) We Believe According to evangelical, Bible-believing postmillennialism, fallen man is utterly incapable of entering or advancing the kingdom of God in his own effort, wisdom, or accomplishment. God’s kingdom comes not by human work, but by the redemptive mission of Jesus Christ (cf. Colossians 1:13-14) and [...]
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by William O. Einwechter (William O. Einwechter serves as a teaching elder at Immanuel Free Reformed Church in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. He is also the vice president of the National Reform Association and the editor of The Christian Statesman.) Postmillennialism is a doctrine that instills hope for the future. Other eschatological views will, no doubt, say [...]
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by Greg L. Bahnsen (edited by Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr.) This is the second in a four-part series on “Misguided Grounds for Rejecting Postmillennialism.” This article was originally written by Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen, but is presented here as edited by Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. In this article, Dr. Bahnsen considers “Premature Charges.” In addition [...]
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by Greg L. Bahnsen (edited by Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr.) This is the third in a four-part series on the sad practice of rejecting postmillennialism on faulty grounds. Dr. Bahnsen wrote this material and Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., has edited it and offered here. This rejection falls on its own sword in that it involves [...]
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by Greg L. Bahnsen (edited by Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr.) This is the second in a four-part series on “Misguided Grounds for Rejecting Postmillennialism.” This article was originally written by Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen, but is presented here as edited by Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. In this article, Dr. Bahnsen considers “Misrepresentation.” Misrepresentation Documented Postmillennialism [...]
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Postmillennialism, Psalm 2, and "the Nations"An important postmillennial text is Psalm 2. Psalm 2:8 states: Ask of Me, and I will surely giveÂ...
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