<p>Amillennialists have been accused of expending most of their energies criticizing other millennial theories, while they themselves have no positive system of theological beliefs. Even though these charges come from those who hold postmillenial or premillennial views, they still set forth a need for a statement of these things most surely believed among amillennialists. In our examination of amillennialism we shall deal somewhat with the history of this movement, some of its outstanding  leaders, and its cardinal beliefs. In the latter category it will be necessary to settle for a majority view of their beliefs, since not every exponent of amillennialism would agree on every point of Scripture. Nor do they even attempt a forced conformity as a basis of fellowship. Amillennialism oversteps denominational lines; in fact, it oversteps theological lines. Men who agree on what the Bible has to say, or does not have to say, with reference to the millennium may stand poles apart on other cardinal doctrines of the Bible. Some of these differences will be enumerated later. What we are dealing with here is cardinal beliefs of amillennialism, and not cardinal doctrines of the entire Bible</p>

Amillennialism Today

Cox, William E.

Presbyterian & Reformed Pub. Co

Biblical Studies in Final Things

P & R Publishing Co (Presbyter

Examination of Dispensationalism

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

The author tells of his break from "Scofieldism", a dispensational viewpoint, and some of his objections to that teaching.

Why I Left Scofieldism

Life on the New River: A pictorial history of the New River Gorge

Life on the New River: A Pictorial History of the New River Gorge

Eastern Acorn Pr

<p>Excerpt from Our Family Genealogy: Including the Nelson, Johnson, Roach, Smith, Little, Cox, Dawson-Wooten, and Chapman Families, Each Related to the Other by Descent or Marriage, or Both Believing that all members of our family, future as well as present generations, will be glad to know something of their ancestry and how' they themselves are related to each other, the compilers of this book have undertaken to put in perma nent form the genealogy of the Nelson and Smith Families as a tribute to their Mother and Grandmother, Mrs. Mary Nelson Smith. She was a remarkable personality and an out standing figure in our family - a Nelson belonging, as she said, to the historic family of English Nelsons. We are also giving as fully as we can the genealogy of several related families, and in this have been aided by many members of these families, for which aid we are most grateful. We wish especially to thank the Richmond (va.) News Leader for permission to quote copyrighted items from its pages. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.</p>

Our Family Genealogy: Including the Nelson, Johnson, Roach, Smith, Little, Cox, Dawson-Wooten, and Chapman Families, Each Related to the Other by Descent or Marriage, or Both (Classic Reprint)

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Genealogy

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Eastern National Park and Monument Association

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