postmillenialism

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    Shall the World Continue Only Six or Seven Thousand Years After Creation, as the Days of the Week?

    This is by far the most perplexing part of Andrew Bonar's commentary for me, at least in the first 25 chapters (out of a total of 27). He made scattered referances to the view quoted above all throughout this commentary, but especially now, when disvussing the Sabbatical and Jubilee years in...
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    Col 1:20 and Postmillennialism

    Hello, I recently came out of postmillennialism and became amillennial, but I have a friend who is still postmill that I’ve been having good conversations with. He brought up a verse that I was curious about as it relates to this issue. I’m curious how those who are amill on this forum would...
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    Historicist Postmillennialism and the "when" of the millennium

    I am postmillennial and interested in historicism. I have come across a few historicists who date set the timing of the millennium and the end, I believe by estimating the fall of the papacy based on the 1260 day-years of the little horn. The problem is those I read date the millennium to around...
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    Postmillennialism and the Law

    I very much lean toward a postmillennial view of eschatology, however I just can't swallow the theonomic or Covenanter views of the law and its place in the millennium. I hold to the usual Reformed view of the threefold division of the law, with only the moral law being binding. I also...
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    Postmillennialism and the seed of the serpent

    Hello, I have what I would call a "tentative" postmillennial view of eschatology. I line up a lot with Ken Gentry. But one thing I came across lately was the seed of the woman and of the serpent in Genesis 3:15. The particular commentary I was reading argued that the term seed has both...
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    Kenneth Gentry's "Revelation Commentary"?

    I have been studying the millennial views and have found Kenneth Gentry's Preterist Postmillennialism very compelling. I see in several places that he talks about writing an extensive commentary on Revelation but I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know what the status of that is? Is he still...
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    Postmillenialism: An Eschatology of Hope

    I just finished reading Keith A. Mathison's Postmillenialism He is a partial preterist in his interpretations. I am starting to read currently Alexander McLeod's Lectures Upon the Principal Prophecies of the Revelation who is a historicist in his interpretation. Mathison is amillennial in his...
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