Postmillennialism, Premillennialism and Amillennialism
30 January, 2008 — DeborahI would like to open this topic to comments from everyone with regards to Premillennialism, Postmillennialism and Amillennialism. The reason being is that I hold a Premillennialism view but I would like to hear from others who believe for instance in Postmillennialism or Amillennialism for that matter and why you believe it to be this way.
Please note: I would like to ask that if you do comment on this post to PLEASE state full scripture to back up your comment.
Below is an article I found on grace online library: http://www.graceonlinelibrary.org/articles/full.asp?id=9|69|846
“Broadly speaking there are three general systems which profess to set forth the teaching of Scripture regarding the Second Coming of Christ and the future course of the Kingdom. They are: Postmillennialism, Amillennialism, and Premillennialism.
The essential presuppositions of the three systems are similar. Each holds that the Scriptures are the word of God and authoritative. Each holds to the same general concept of the death of Christ as a sacrifice to satisfy Divine justice and as the only ground for the salvation of souls. Each holds that there will be a future, visible, personal Coming of Christ. Each holds that every individual is to receive a resurrection body, that all are to stand before the judgment seat of Christ, that the righteous are to be rewarded in heaven, and that the wicked are to be punished in hell. Each of the systems is, therefore, consistently evangelical, and each has been held by many able and sincere men. The differences arise, not because of any conscious or intended disloyalty to Scripture, but primarily because of the distinctive method employed by each system in its interpretation of Scripture, and they relate primarily to the time and purpose of Christ’s coming and to the kind of kingdom that is to be set up at His coming.




