Excerpt from The Millennium
At the outset of the discussion of this question it is well to state certain definitions upon which we are agreed. The term Millennium — Mille-annum — a thousand years — as used by both Jewish and Christian scholars, stands for the doc trine of an era of righteous government upon the earth to last a thousand years. Jewish writers, throughout the Talmud, hold that this Millennium will be chie?y characterized by the deliverance of the Jews from all their enemies, recovery of Palestine and the literal reign of their Messiah in unequalled splendor and prosperity therein. Pre-millennial Christians hold much in common with the Jews, but also that our Lord Jesus Christ is the Messiah, that He is to return to the earth and overthrow Satan, all ungodly governments and lawlessness; and establish a king dom of righteousness, having the Church, with himself, as sovereign, Jerusalem as the Capital, regathered and con verted Israel as the center, and all nations included, in a universal world-wide kingdom of righteous government. Post-millennialists hold that the present preaching of the gospel will result in the conversion of the world and usher in a golden era of righteousness and a government of jus tice and peace, to last a thousand years; after which, the Lord will return for a general judgment and introduction of an eternal state. The Scriptures mean the Holy Bible, as contained in the Old and New Testaments. Our question asks whether these Scriptures teach that there is to be any such Millennium.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book delves into a topic that has captivated theologians and scholars for centuries: the Millennium. The author explores the question of whether the Scriptures teach that there will be a thousand-year reign of peace and righteousness on Earth, a concept known as the Millennium. Drawing on both Old and New Testament scripture, the author examines the Jewish understanding of the Millennium, the belief of the early Church, and the varying interpretations of the doctrine across the centuries. He presents a comprehensive and detailed argument for a literal Millennium, supported by his examination of the biblical account of creation, the Sabbath, the "aion" (age) as a measure of time, and the prophecies concerning the Kingdom of God and the resurrection. The author also considers the political implications of the Millennium, arguing that it represents a return to a theocratic system of governance. The book challenges conventional interpretations of scripture and offers a compelling and thought-provoking view of the Millennium, its significance for human history, and its role in God's plan for humanity. It is a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of this pivotal topic. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781332409006_0
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