E.W. Hengstenberg: The Revelation expounded for those who search the Scriptures. Translated by Patrick Fairbairn, D.D. 2 vols., 8vo. Edinb., 1851-52. S. 14/6. (Spurgeon says: “Highly esteemed by the best judges”).

Can anyone tell me, which eschatological view E.W. Hengstenberg holds to ?

- Did he hold to the historical view ?
- Was he a post-,a- or pre-millenniumist ?

I read that Patrick Fairbairn transelated this work, and if iam right Patrick Fairbairn was historical a-millenniumist, so probely E.W. Hengstenberg was that also, or not ?

Any thoughts would be helpfull.

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* Ralph Wilms (7-10-1974)
* Church : Christengemeente Roermond (The Netherlands)
* 1729 Goat Yard Declaration of Faith & 1646 Baptist Confession of faith

"To our mind, either everything or nothing must be held in subjection to the will and providence of God. Even the wickedness of ungodly men is restricted by predestination, so that the wrath of man shall praise God, and the remainder of wrath He will restrain." - GILBERT BEEBE (1800-1881)

I Googled and found this lengthly reading on Hengstenberg.
The Methodist Review - Google Book Search

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Carol
Plant City, Florida


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