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End Time Prophecy
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History of Eschatology
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This generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened (Luke 21:32)
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The Kingdom of Israel
John Shepard
April 8, 2002
History of Eschatology
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The purpose of this article is to give supporting information about the history of end-time views, particularly as they relate to amillennialism and premillennialism.
End Time Prophecy Leads to Rome | The Kingdom of Israel
Summary
It is important to discuss what the early church fathers had to say about eschatology and end-time prophecy for several reasons:
- They had a perspective closer in time to the apostles.
- They had a frame of reference which reflects the culture at a time period closer to the writing of the New Testament.
- If they consistently agree about certain issues then we ought to spend extra effort studying these issues if we choose to take an opposing viewpoint.
- Premillennialists often claim that the early church fathers were premillennial.
- The Jews had certain viewpoints regarding the millennium and the end-times that we should consider.
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Chiliasm of Early Church Fathers
Jewish Millennial Concepts
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