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A Timely Question about “Preterism”

David Engelsma·1999-02-15
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A reader has asked about "preterism." The question is occasioned by the series of editorials defending (Reformed) amillennialism (Standard Bearer, Jan. 15, 1995 - Dec. 15, 1996). The subject is worthy of editorial treatment. The question and my response follow. Question I have read your articles on amillennialism and have learned much. I have some dealings with people who hold to a postmillennial view. Lately, some people have come to our church who hold to a preterist view. Do you know much...

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Author
David Engelsma
Date

1999-02-15

Source
Standard Bearer
Scripture References
Matthew
Matthew 24Matthew 25:31-46Matthew 24:1-35
Romans
Romans 8:19-22Romans 8:24
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