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All of the above. We are no more unified on the subject than most Presbyterians.
I tend to be a pessimistic postmil (as in the view presented by Iain Murray in The Puritan Hope with an over-the-shoulder casual dread that maybe the millennium is already over), my pastor is an unmovable amil. I know several who are historic premil. Of course, those are all current views, but I don't think there was any consistent view historically. We didn't even use the term "Reformed Baptist" until fairly recently. And everyone claims Spurgeon as holding to whatever view they have.
All of the above. We are no more unified on the subject than most Presbyterians.
I tend to be a pessimistic postmil (as in the view presented by Iain Murray in The Puritan Hope with an over-the-shoulder casual dread that maybe the millennium is already over), my pastor is an unmovable amil. I know several who are historic premil. Of course, those are all current views, but I don't think there was any consistent view historically. We didn't even use the term "Reformed Baptist" until fairly recently. And everyone claims Spurgeon as holding to whatever view they have.