Premillennialism
Postmillennialism
Pretrib Premillennialism
Amillennialism
Each of these primary millennial views falls within the framework of historic Christian orthodoxy. Though they differ in significant ways with regard to the interpretation of the book of Revelation and other passages related to eschatology, each view is well represented among Bible-believing, orthodox Christians.
im posting this so that you can see the different views Christians have concerning the thousand year reign which i believe is FIGURATIVE from the first advent to the second, as you can see it has no millennial reign on the Amillennial view.
Personally the Amillennialism is my view and would like to thank some friends which helped me understand that dispensationalism is in error which can be biblically proven.
What we have found is that most of the prophecies in the book of Revelation is not in chronological order concerning chapters thus later on ill be posting the order of events (chronological order of scripture) specifically of Rev 21, 20, 19.
Obviously there will be many that will disagree with our view but that's okay.
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Amillennialism believe that the biblical evidence indicates that there is and will be no (a-) millennium in the sense anticipated by Premillennialism or Postmillennialism before the consummation of history, when sin and curse are utterly banished in the “new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells” (2 Pet 3:13).
Through Christ's death and resurrection Satan was bound, and therefore he is unable to hold the Gentiles in ignorance or gather a worldwide coalition against the church.
Therefore the gospel now advances by the Spirit's power through the church's witness, but always amid opposition and suffering.
Just as Jesus the Lamb conquered by being slain, so the victory of his church consists in faithfulness “even unto death” (Rev. 5:9; 12:11).
The “first resurrection” is, paradoxically, the martyrs' death, which brings them to heavenly thrones from which they now reign with Christ (20:4–5). The “thousand years” vision prepares the church for a long era of witness and suffering between Christ's first coming to bind Satan (Mark 3:26–27) and his return to destroy Satan.
It does not promise relief from persecution, nor a general improvement of living conditions on the sin-infected “first earth,” prior to the pristine new heaven and earth.
Rather, the vision promises that the dragon, already a defeated foe, cannot thwart God's plan to gather people from all nations into the Lamb's redeemed army.
Amillennialism
when Christ will come bodily and gloriously to rescue his suffering church and destroy its enemies: beasts, dragon, their deceived and defiant followers, and—in the general resurrection of the just and the unjust—death itself (20:14; see 1 Cor. 15:26, 54–55).
The “appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ” is the “blessed hope” for which believers wait (Titus 2:13).
Scriptures concerning Amillennialism
1st Advent until the little Season (thousand years figurative)
1. Rev 20:1-6
little Season until the second Advent (Armageddon starts)
1. Rev 20:7-9
2nd Advent (Armageddon finishes)
1. Rev 19:11-16
2. Rev 19:19
3. Rev 19:21
4. Rev 19:17-18
Great White Throne (Judgment)
1. Rev 20:11-13
2. Rev 19:20
3. Rev 20:10
Marriage Supper of the Lamb
5. Rev 19:1-9
enjoy...
Postmillennialism
Pretrib Premillennialism
Amillennialism
Each of these primary millennial views falls within the framework of historic Christian orthodoxy. Though they differ in significant ways with regard to the interpretation of the book of Revelation and other passages related to eschatology, each view is well represented among Bible-believing, orthodox Christians.
im posting this so that you can see the different views Christians have concerning the thousand year reign which i believe is FIGURATIVE from the first advent to the second, as you can see it has no millennial reign on the Amillennial view.
Personally the Amillennialism is my view and would like to thank some friends which helped me understand that dispensationalism is in error which can be biblically proven.
What we have found is that most of the prophecies in the book of Revelation is not in chronological order concerning chapters thus later on ill be posting the order of events (chronological order of scripture) specifically of Rev 21, 20, 19.
Obviously there will be many that will disagree with our view but that's okay.
.................................................................
Amillennialism believe that the biblical evidence indicates that there is and will be no (a-) millennium in the sense anticipated by Premillennialism or Postmillennialism before the consummation of history, when sin and curse are utterly banished in the “new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells” (2 Pet 3:13).
Through Christ's death and resurrection Satan was bound, and therefore he is unable to hold the Gentiles in ignorance or gather a worldwide coalition against the church.
Therefore the gospel now advances by the Spirit's power through the church's witness, but always amid opposition and suffering.
Just as Jesus the Lamb conquered by being slain, so the victory of his church consists in faithfulness “even unto death” (Rev. 5:9; 12:11).
The “first resurrection” is, paradoxically, the martyrs' death, which brings them to heavenly thrones from which they now reign with Christ (20:4–5). The “thousand years” vision prepares the church for a long era of witness and suffering between Christ's first coming to bind Satan (Mark 3:26–27) and his return to destroy Satan.
It does not promise relief from persecution, nor a general improvement of living conditions on the sin-infected “first earth,” prior to the pristine new heaven and earth.
Rather, the vision promises that the dragon, already a defeated foe, cannot thwart God's plan to gather people from all nations into the Lamb's redeemed army.
Amillennialism
when Christ will come bodily and gloriously to rescue his suffering church and destroy its enemies: beasts, dragon, their deceived and defiant followers, and—in the general resurrection of the just and the unjust—death itself (20:14; see 1 Cor. 15:26, 54–55).
The “appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ” is the “blessed hope” for which believers wait (Titus 2:13).
Scriptures concerning Amillennialism
1st Advent until the little Season (thousand years figurative)
1. Rev 20:1-6
little Season until the second Advent (Armageddon starts)
1. Rev 20:7-9
2nd Advent (Armageddon finishes)
1. Rev 19:11-16
2. Rev 19:19
3. Rev 19:21
4. Rev 19:17-18
Great White Throne (Judgment)
1. Rev 20:11-13
2. Rev 19:20
3. Rev 20:10
Marriage Supper of the Lamb
5. Rev 19:1-9
enjoy...
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