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What lenses shape the Amillennial view? The first lens is the presupposition that God’s Kingdom is a spiritual one, and will have a physical and temporal manifestation on earth. Berkhof in his Systematic Theology states, “Reformed Theology is mindful of the fact that the Kingdom of Jesus Christ is represented…

Introduction: The definition of peace is “Freedom from disturbance or tranquility; a state or period in which there is no war.” At its best, peace in our world, is elusive. It is like water in our hands; here for a little while then gone. Most historians agree that throughout recorded history, there…

Good afternoon! I hope that everyone is doing well today. I apologize for last week. Autumn unfortunately had Covid and out of a preponderance of caution I felt it best to isolate as well for a few days just to be safe. How I came away without catching it I have no idea. Isolation is not something that…

Nerdy Time This chapter is a key passage in determining how you view the future. There are three main views: Pre: Present Age —> 2nd Coming —> Millennial Kingdom Post: Present Age~~Millennial Kingdom —> Second Coming A: Present Age = Millennial Kingdom —> Second Coming There are five key questions: Is…

A purpose for Jesus second coming is to usher in a new heaven and a new earth.

What are the purposes of Jesus return?

The New Testament witness that at Christ's second coming there will be immediate judgement and an ushering in of the new heavens and earth. That the 1,000 year reign in Revelation 20 is not a literal reign that separates the second coming of Christ and final judgement, but that 1,000 years is descriptive of Christ's reign now, during this age.

The New Testament witness that at Christ's second coming there will be immediate judgement and an ushering in of the new heavens and earth. That the 1,000 year reign in Revelation 20 is not a literal reign that separates the second coming of Christ and final judgement, but that 1,000 years is descriptive of Christ's reign now, during this age.

Discussing the 4 eschatological views, as well as theological triage.

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Jesus is the promised Shepherd-King and Prince of Peace who saves His people and victoriously rules over all. Jesus is the promised Shepherd-King and Prince of Peace who saves His people and victoriously rules over all in an eternal, unstoppable Kingdom.

Jesus bound Satan in His incarnation, death, and resurrection, and now Satan is powerless to stop the gospel’s growth among the nations.

There are many conflicting views even within our Christian faith. We explore the question on how this impacts our unity under Christ.

This study interrogates the interpretations of Consistent Eschatology and Preterism, and argues that while there was a true sense in which the Son of Man came in AD 29 during the ministry of the Twelve, and at the destruction of the Temple in AD 70, these comings were proleptic foretastes of the future and final Coming of the Son of Man predicted in Daniel 7:13-14.