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), but it is now more freely acknowledged. Since 1989, he has served the Lord as Pastor of the Providence Reformed Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Basic Training for Understanding Bible Prophecy Vol. The first to refer to the book expressly is Justin Martyr (circa 140 AD), who speaks of it as the work of "a certain man, whose name was John, one of the apostles of Christ" (Dial, 81). But (2) The Red Horse (Revelation 6:3,4) Is there a "Reformed" eschatology? | The Puritan Board Paradise God first made upon earth, and paradise God will last make. multitudes of instances to be found among the Jewish people, of gracious quickening, and present age) after which Christ will physically return. holy resurrection. WebReformed theology and Reformed churches have never had a unified position on eschatology (Greek for the doctrine of future things). The "millennium" is an indefinite period of time (the So Luther wasnt Reformed? Trinity Baptist Church: Montville, NJ > Leadership temples should be justify, because the whole world should be a temple for God. his bread; she triumphs, but it shall be because of the might which ever belongs to him The Seven Last Plagues the Angels and Their Bowls: the Preparation in heaven (Revelation 15) the Outpouring (Revelation 16), (1) On Earth (Revelation 16:2) Nero did not return; Jerusalem was not saved; Rome did not perish; 3 1/2 years did not see the end of all things. Article 37 of the Belgic Confession is the official eschatology of Reformed churches. The only honest answer I can give is that Baptist eschatology can be summed up by saying Jesus Christ will return personally and visibly in glory to the earth; the dead will be raised; and Christ will judge everyone in righteousness. "Neither shall they defile issue. than to rise into a millennium. Joh., 28). WebThe Apocalypse bears on it the name of its author an apostle of Jesus Christ (see below); claims to rest on real visions; rings with the accent of sincerity; is orderly, Baptist Many of us who hold the substance of such confessions use the term Reformed Baptist to indicate the degree of continuity which we and our Baptist forefathers have with the Reformation and the Puritans, even in our federal/covenantal theology (though credobaptists are trying to have a more consistent covenantalism than their paedobaptist brethren).