noting that “Christ is neither taught in it nor recognized.” Despite his misgivings, though, Revelation appealed to those who condemned the Papacy and couldn’t wait for the millennium to begin.

God seems to be having a moment, culturally speaking. So is the Bible, it seems.

A bizarre encounter in a North Texas neighborhood has left residents on edge after a man wearing a satanic mask and holding a sign with an apocalyptic Bible passage approached ... premillennialists” ...

A post-tribulationist (Brand and Ostrander) believes that Christians will live through the tribulation before they are taken up by Christ. The same logic also applies to the millennium -- a term which ...

I hesitate to admit this, but I put "another carefully timed pandemic" on my 2025 bingo card, and yet somehow missed putting "the vice president of the United States wields 'ordo amoris' in a debate ...

It was created by John Nelson Darby in the 1830s. Dispensationalism is also known for belief in the secret rapture of the church, followed by a tribulation, then Christ’s return and millennial reign.

The Church rejects (see DS 3839) or at least regards critically all forms of millenarism, meaning that after a time of trial Christ returning to earth would reign during thousand ... new Pentecost and ...