Particular Baptist
Puritan Board Freshman
As someone who grew up in a dispensational enviroment, I'm currently still working out my eschatology. A few questions I have about the Historic Premill view are
1. Where are the people going to come from in the Millennium if Christ has conquered and slain all the unbelievers on earth?
2. Is there going to be a renewed system of sacrifice in this kingdom?
3. Why are the thrones in Revelation 20 on earth when every other throne mentioned in Revelation is in heaven?
4. Why are the resurrected in Revelation 20 mentioned as just being souls and not full bodies?
5. Will the temple be rebuilt pre-second coming or during the millennium or at all?
6. Why, in Isaiah 65, does the New Heavens and New Earth come after the defeat of Gog and Magog? If I believe right, the premill position holds that this reference in Isaiah 65 is to the conditions in the earthly reign of Christ and not to the New Heavens and Earth stated after the defeat of Gog and Magog in Rev. 20.
Some questions for the Amillennial perspective I have are:
1. What is your interpretation of Ezekial 40-49? Why is this section in the Bible if the temple will never be rebuilt?
2. Why are there people dying in the new heaven and new earth in Isaiah 65?
I would also like to the Postmill answers to these as well. I'm just wanting to see how everyone answers these questions that I've been having as of recently.
Thanks
1. Where are the people going to come from in the Millennium if Christ has conquered and slain all the unbelievers on earth?
2. Is there going to be a renewed system of sacrifice in this kingdom?
3. Why are the thrones in Revelation 20 on earth when every other throne mentioned in Revelation is in heaven?
4. Why are the resurrected in Revelation 20 mentioned as just being souls and not full bodies?
5. Will the temple be rebuilt pre-second coming or during the millennium or at all?
6. Why, in Isaiah 65, does the New Heavens and New Earth come after the defeat of Gog and Magog? If I believe right, the premill position holds that this reference in Isaiah 65 is to the conditions in the earthly reign of Christ and not to the New Heavens and Earth stated after the defeat of Gog and Magog in Rev. 20.
Some questions for the Amillennial perspective I have are:
1. What is your interpretation of Ezekial 40-49? Why is this section in the Bible if the temple will never be rebuilt?
2. Why are there people dying in the new heaven and new earth in Isaiah 65?
I would also like to the Postmill answers to these as well. I'm just wanting to see how everyone answers these questions that I've been having as of recently.
Thanks
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