3 Views Of The End Times: Premillennialism, Amillennialism, & Postmillennialism

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[Sundayschoolnetwork]

And then there's "pan-millennialism, " whereby, "it will all pan out in the end." I'm thankful that these ideas do not depend on our salvation. Christ is King in all these ideas.

[vincentsilva]

I've been reformed now almost 9 yrs or so and it was mainly by the Holy Spirit leading me to watch Jeff Durbin on his channel. I quickly left the pre-mil camp and felt safe into amil teachings. Now fast forward as of the past 6 months, by watching this channel and keeping tabs on Pastor Durbin and James White, I finally have fallen in love with what post mil teaches and how it really puts all the missing pieces and questions I had all in sequence. I give glory to God for leading me with His Spirit. What a wonderful journey it's been. I'm now explaining all my recent discoveries with my wife. I pray she'll be on board soon. Thanks again for this channel. God bless your ministry!

[poewitx]

Praise God someone else who believing Revelation was written prior to AD 70.

[dg_f_Christs]

Never thought about it or really knew about it. I've always understood it as, when Christ returns we go home, to a sinless home. I never fully understood the 1000 years stuff. Just when our precious Lord comes the dead rise first, the living join them, in the twinkling of the eye we will be changed... it's real life time. So...? as long as I'm with Jesus I don't care which is right, do I need to care? I'm accountable to Christ now, He is my King, the King. What does that mean?

[envirojay]

Here is a simple way to understand the 3 views. Post - things are getting better and better and soon Christ will return to a triumphant Church and welcomed to earth as King
Amill - things are already great and Jesus is ruling from his throne in heaven
Pre - things will get really bad but then Jesus will return and put everything right again.

[andylieffring]

This was great. I wish he would’ve touched a little bit more on the differences between premil and Postmil.

[Kerygmame]

1. Cor. 15. is a tricky one to read because the way the verses are placed vs 24. "then comes the end when He delivers up the kingdom to God the Father after destroying every rule and authority and power." Vs 25. now explains why vs24. is so. "for He must reign until He has put all His enemies under His feet." He DOES reign now but all His enemies are not yet put under His feet. So the 1, 000 year reign comes between the resurrection of the just [the rapture] and the end.

[bh]

Pastor Jeff, I’m still confused but will look for more info. I see there is another utube on the subject with you and I do see other good pastors teaching this.

[reneeemigree]

Thank you, enlightened, refreshed on this subject now, as a starting point. Really like your point, commentary re: amillenialisn, that it’s almost over spiritualized. We’ve always had issues with certain views that are over spiritualized and little emphasis on the physical.

Coming to mind is a main point of ‘fleeing Babylon’. Know of individuals in times past where it’s been stated, it’s a spiritual fleeing, and work, getting Babylon out of your heart, mind, etc. But, we believe it’s also physical, one is to do something, go somewhere, discard something, some place. The scriptures are filled with examples whereby peoples were admonished to do something physically. Examples: Noah, build that ark (not just spiritual, and The Lord gave exact measurements, specifications), Abraham, leaving to a land The Lord showed him, Lot, fleeing physically, Sodom and Gomorrah.

[st.christopher]

Christ is ruling as King in the hearts of Christians ... not in the earth or world. That is yet to be fulfilled. The governments of this world are currently not on his shoulders, but they will be.

[hooked_on_jesus]

Jesus answered, “My kingdom is not of this world. If My kingdom were of this world, My servants would fight, so that I should not be delivered to the Jews; but now My kingdom is not from here.”

[Revolver]

Pastor Joel has the best Reformed beard I have ever seen.

[samuelrosenbalm]

I am still learning and my views might change tomorrow, but right now I would say I lean 65%, 34%, 1% - Premil, Amil, Postmil, respectively.

[demosthenesflorival]

Great "debate"! I hold to the view of Amillennialism.

[texmom]

Sorry but this left me more confused on the differences between the 3 views. What I was looking for was a clear 1) Amil, 2) Premil, and 3) Postmil explanation.

[michaelvanbuskirk]

Then there is partial preterism which the late, great theologian R.C. Sproul believed and I lean that way as well

[parsleyfarm]

Two things I think he is wrong about. 1. Jesus is not on David's throne right now. Jesus is on God's throne in heaven right now. David's throne is an earthly, political throne. So if Jesus never reigns from David's throne, you are denying all the prophecy that He does. 2. Kingdom of Heaven and Kingdom of God are two different things. Michael Pearl from The Door has made a few videos on here explaining how they are two different things.

[-RM-]

Great summation of the differences. Thank you.

[alycebeckwith]

What puts your perspective in-line is Ezekiel 37:1-14.

[stephenwells]

Question: can you give me a simple description of the differences between pre post and a millennialism?

A: No. I’m going to waffle for the first five minutes and confuse everyone even more.