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  • An Incomplete Systematic Theology

    03/15/2011 11:12:04 AM PDT · by topcat54 · 31 replies
    American Vision ^ | March 15, 2011 | Gary DeMar
    Michael Horton is Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics at Westminster Seminary in Escondido, California. He has written a number of popular books on a variety of subjects. His latest book is The Christian Faith: A Systematic Theology for Pilgrims on the Way published by Zondervan in 2011[1]. Horton promotes a two-kingdom worldview that is similar to the cultural and civil quietism found in Lutheran theology. P. Andrew Sandlin offers this short analysis of the cultural and political consequences of the view: Unlike the Reformed tradition [of which Horton claims to be an advocate], the Lutheran alternative has consistently maintained...
  • Theological FAQ: What is Amillennialism?

    01/31/2010 8:41:49 AM PST · by Gamecock · 24 replies · 487+ views
    CPRF ^ | Nathan Pitchford & John Hendryx
    “Amillennialism” comes from a term that means, literally, “no thousand years”. Thus, it is essentially a way of interpreting Revelation 20, which six times mentions a period of a thousand years, during which Satan is bound and believers reign with Christ. Amillennialists believe that there will be no future thousand-year period of time when the Kingdom of God will be visibly flourishing in the world, and the whole earth will be fruitful and at peace. Speaking symbollically like the rest of Revelation, the millennium is simply a figurative way of speaking of a long period of time that is taking...
  • MacArthur’s Millennial Manifesto

    05/02/2007 11:53:00 AM PDT · by topcat54 · 17 replies · 257+ views
    The Midwest Center for Theological Studies ^ | April 25, 2007 | Sam Waldron
    [I am going to try something new over the next couple of weeks in this blog. I have just now named it “blog a book.” I am responding to MacArthur’s recent introductory sermon at the 2007 Shepherds’ Conference. You can help me write this response by your comments and input. So here goes with Chapter 1.] In fact, this brings me to what is perhaps the major reason why I am writing this response. Actually, I am thankful to MacArthur for lending us his name. Now that he has valiantly addressed this subject. We are at liberty to respond to...
  • How To Destroy the Jews A Message For All Those Who Say Israel Has No Future

    10/11/2003 8:28:31 PM PDT · by RaceBannon · 23 replies · 223+ views
    The Middletown Bible Church ^ | The Middletown Bible Church
    How To Destroy the Jews A Message For All Those Who Say Israel Has No Future (or for all Jew-haters determined to try to use force to insure that Israel has no future) Replacement Theology --- This view teaches that the Church has replaced Israel in the plan and purpose of God. The many promises made to Israel in the Bible (especially the kingdom promises) are fulfilled in the Christian Church, in a non-literal way. The prophecies in Scripture concerning the blessing and restoration of Israel to the Land of Promise are "spiritualized" into promises of God's blessing for the...
  • The Dispensational Origins of Modern PreMillennialism

    11/26/2002 6:07:31 AM PST · by Jean Chauvin · 76 replies · 1,381+ views
    Credenda/Agenda Vol 7 No. 3 ^ | 2000 | Jack Van Deventer
    The Dispensational Originsof Modern Premillennialism by Jack Van Deventer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The twentieth century has seen a dramatic paradigm shift in prophetic perspectives,first away from and now back toward its historic roots. This shift away from historic Christianity stemmed from a novel approach to Bible interpretation called dispensationalism which was developed in the 1830s and popularized with the 1909 publication of the Scofield Reference Bible. Dispensationalism, with its unique brand of premillennialism, has been thoroughly pervasive, being prominent in many churches, in bookstores, and among radio Bible teachers. The distinguishing features of dispensationalism are a rigidly applied literalism in the interpretation...
  • Biblical evidence for Jesus returning to the Earth based solely on Revelation 20?

    11/01/2002 11:37:03 AM PST · by fortheDeclaration · 6 replies · 233+ views
    Lamb and Lion ministries ^ | Unknown | David Reagan
    The Biblical Evidence that Jesus is Returning to Earth to Reign Is it solely based on Revelation 20? by Dr. David R. Reagan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Many people mistakenly believe that the only scriptural basis of a Millennial reign of Jesus is Revelation 20. But the concept of the Messiah returning to reign over all the earth in peace, righteousness, and justice is found throughout the Scriptures, both New Testament and Old. I. I believe Jesus is returning to reign on earth be­cause the Old Testament prophets say so. 1) The Psalms a) Psalm 2:6-9 — David says the Messi­ah will reign...
  • Misconceptions Corrected: The Demise of Historical Pre-Millennialism in the Early Church

    09/16/2002 9:50:04 PM PDT · by Jean Chauvin · 4 replies · 244+ views
    ModernReformation.org ^ | Jan/Feb 1999 | Charles E. Hill
    Why the Early Church Finally Rejected Premillennialism By Charles E. Hill Chiliasm is the ancient name for what today is known as premillennialism, the belief that when Jesus Christ returns he will not execute the last judgment at once, but will first set up on earth a temporary kingdom, where resurrected saints will rule with him over non-resurrected subjects for a thousand years of peace and righteousness.(1) To say that the Church "rejected chiliasm" may sound bizarre today, when premillennialism is the best known eschatology in Evangelicalism. Having attached itself to funda-mentalism, chiliasm in its dispensationalist form has been vigorously...
  • Spurgeon's View of the MILLENNIUM

    09/12/2002 7:19:20 AM PDT · by xzins · 2,721 replies · 813+ views
    Pilgrim Pub. ^ | MARK A. MCNEIL
    CONFUSED ABOUT SPURGEON'S PROPHETIC VIEWS? — WELL, NO LONGER!  HERE IS... .CharlesHaddonSpurgeon'sVIEW OF THE MILLENNIUM  Annotated Summary by   MARK A. MCNEIL "I am not now going into millennial theories, or into any speculation as to dates. I do not know anything at all about such things, and I am not sure that I am called to spend my time in such researches. I am rather called to minister the gospel than to open prophecy. Those who are wise in such things doubtless prize their wisdom, but I have not the time to acquire it, nor any inclination to leave...
  • PAUL'S THEOLOGY OF ISRAEL'S FUTURE: A Non-millennial Interpretation of Romans 11

    09/02/2002 11:45:07 AM PDT · by Matchett-PI · 10 replies · 334+ views
    The interpretation of Romans 11 is, of course, a highly controversial subject. Two of the major millennial positions - premillennialism and postmillennialism - go to this text, among others, to find biblical justification for their respective eschatologies. Although they differ as to the timing and character of the glorious, external, earthly phase of Christ's kingdom, both the premillennial and postmillennial form of chiliasm agree that Romans 11 holds out the hope of a mass conversion of Jews and Gentiles during a long era of righteousness and peace upon the earth. Amillennialists, however, neither expect such a hope nor find it...
  • MESSIAH: 2030/ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT WILL ERUPT INTO SIXTH ARAB-ISRAELI WAR & BE OVER IN 2003!

    05/22/2002 6:11:04 AM PDT · by Clive Douglas Campbell · 93 replies · 1,345+ views
    May 22, 2002 | Clive Douglas Campbell
    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada author Clive Douglas Campbell and Phoenix, Arizona, USA publisher Selah Publishing Group are pleased to announce the release of Messiah: 2030. Nobody knows the day and hour of the Second Coming, but the following years are on the front cover: Messiah: 2030 Cluny: 1030 Jesus: 30 David: 970 Abraham: 1970 Noah: 2970 Adam: 3970 Messiah: 2030 claims the Bible prophesies a sixth Arab-Israeli war will be over in 2003 and include the following: --the Palestinians will be deported to Jordan --Israel will go to war with Jordan, possess Jordanian land east of the Jordan River and King...