Premillennialism (22): Fundamental Reformed critique of Premillennialism (4)

David Engelsma presents a fundamental Reformed critique of premillennialism, specifically targeting its doctrine of two separate peoples of God (national Israel and the church) as heretical schism contrary to Scripture and the Reformed confessions. The article argues that this premillennial division undermines essential Christian doctrine by positing multiple salvations and making God a polygamist, demonstrating why Reformed theology categorically rejects premillennialism as gross error on eschatological matters.