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Eschatology views
of prophecy fall into categories determined by the relationship of
Christ's return and the millennium. The three basic views, with a
myriad of adaptations, are that Christ's return will be: 1)
Postmillennial, 2) Ammillennial, or the `realized millennium'
and 3) Premillennial.
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Postmillennialism is the belief that Christ's return will be after
(Post) the thousand years (millennium). The postmillennialists
hold the historical view of Daniel's
Seventy-Week Prophecy and a future view of the millennium.
Amillennialism, or `realized millennialism,' is the belief that the
millennial time is now a present reality. The millennium is then
the time between the first coming of Christ and the eternal states; it
is the church age. Then Christ will return for his
church. They do not believe in a set time for the present age or
the destiny of 'the triumphant church.' They hold the historical
view of Daniel's Seventy-Week Prophecy and a present-tense view of the
millennium.
The Premillennialists' view is that Christ's return will be before
(Pre) the literal thousand years (millennium). They hold a
futuristic interpretation of the 70th week of Daniel's 70-Week Prophecy
and a futuristic view of the millennium.
There are three differing views concerning the timing of the rapture
amongst the pre-millennialists: (1) pre-tribulational, (2)
mid-tribulational and (3) post-tribulational. There are problems
with all three of these views, because they do not fit into the context
or the exegesis of other scriptures. Any doctrine that we believe and
hold to must fit into the context of the Bible, because no scripture is
of private interpretation.
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