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Eschatology Articles on the Last Things and the End Times Eschatology Articles and Links The following resources pertain to eschatology — the study of the end times. There are two basic eschatological views which are held by those calling themselves “Reformed.” These are: postmillennialism, and amillennialism. Absent from the list is premillennialism because it is a view which (a) is incompatible with the doctrines of grace (b) compromises God’s aseity, and (c) compromises God’s sovereignty. Also incompatible with the doctrines of grace, are views that require two resurrections in light of a supposed secret rapture. Below are included some critques of different aspects of dispensationalist teaching. Postmillennialism The Divorce of Israel, by Kenneth Gentry (On Revelation) – massive work. (Partial Preterist) Postmillenial Books by Kenneth Gentry. Why I am a Postmillennialist? By Greg L. Bahnsen Fourfold Loosing and Binding of Satan by James Durham Satan’s Dominion Overthrown De Jure and De Facto by George Smeaton Are There Few That Be Saved? (PDF) by B.B. Warfield, d. d., ll. d., litt. d. Professor in Princeton Theological Seminary New Covenant Tribulations by William Perkins Commentary on Revelation by Wilhelmus a’Brackel The Prima Facie Acceptability of Postmillennialism By Greg L. Bahnsen Gospel Prosperity by Greg L. Bahnsen Postmillennialism by Loraine Boettner (Offsite) Introduction Postmillennialism: Representative Theologians by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: Statement of the Doctrine by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: Inadequate Terminology by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: A Redeemed World or Race by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: The Vastness of the Redeemed Multitude by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: The World is Growing Better by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: Material Prosperity During the Millennium by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: The Millennium Not A Perfect or Sinless State by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: Approaches by Imperceptible Degrees by Loraine Boettner Postmillennialism: The Thousand Years A Symbolical Figure by Loraine Boettner Objections to Postmillenialism by Greg Bahnsen Always Victorious! The Earliest Church not Pre- but Postmillennial by Dr F N Lee Biblical Eschatology (PDF) by G.I. WilliamsonNote: This work would usually be classified as A-millennialism. But since the ‘A’ means ‘NO’-millennium, the Author has requested that his work be classed as ‘Post’-Millennialism because he definitely believes there is a Millennium. _EW Notes on the Revelation in the Original 1599 Geneva Bible Notes Notes on The Apocalypse (1870) by David SteeleThis is a popular work by an American Postmillennialist of the 1870s. Historicism Research Foundation is run by Parnell McCarter, and which was advised by Dr. Francis Nigel Lee of Queensland Presbyterian Theological College. The Non-Preterist Historicalism of John Calvin and The Westminster Standards by Francis Nigel Lee Complete Commentary of Matthew Henry with a Commentary on Revelation The Work of Redemption, See Period III by Jonathan EdwardsA most remarkable glimce into the mind of President Edwards. He boldly proclaims the glorious future of Christ’s Kingdon on earth BEFORE the return of Christ. Encouragements from the Promises and Prophecies of Scripture by Rev. John G. LorimerAnother article urging optimism in eschatology. A Humble Attempt by Jonathan Edwards“…to promote the agreement and union of god’s people throughout the world in extraordinary prayer for a revival of religion and the advancement of god’s kingdom on earth, according to scriptural promises and prophecies of the last time.” The Kingdom of Heaven by Charles HodgeIn the account given of the final judgment in Matthew 25:31-46, we are told that the King shall “say to those on his right hand, Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.” The Man of Lawlessness by Kenneth Gentry Daniel’s Seventy Weeks: A Study of Daniel 9:24-27 by Kenneth Gentry The Book of Revelation & Eschatology by Kenneth Gentry National Churches Under the New Testament by James Durham The Biblical Case For Puritan Postmillennialism by Nick Schoeneberger Historic Premillennialism HisTomorrow (www.historicism.com) is dedicated to equipping the saints with solid Biblical exegesis of Bible prophecy. Our position is the same as that of Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Spurgeon, and many of Christianity’s greatest theologians: Pre-millennial historicism–the classic form of “historic-premillennialism”. This site is the best resource that we know of for information about, and books by, Dr. H. Grattan Guinness. We feature over 120 web-pages of articles, essays, and books promoting the historicist interpretation of end-times prophecy. Critiques of Full Preterism The Allurement of Hymenaen Preterism: The Rise of “Dispensable Eschatology” by Jim West A Brief Theological Analysis of Hyper-Preterism by Ken Gentry A Response to the...

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