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premillennialism
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pre·mil·len·ni·al·ism  (prm-ln--lzm)
n.
The belief that the Second Coming of Jesus will immediately precede the millennium.

premil·lenni·al·ist n.

premillennialism [ˌpriːmɪˈlɛnɪəˌlɪzəm]
n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) the doctrine or belief that the millennium will be preceded by the Second Coming of Christ
premillennialist  n

premillennialism
the belief that the second coming of Christ will usher in the millennium. — premillennialist, n.premillennian, adj.
See also: Theology


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Pentecostalism, with the attendant beliefs of many of its sects and adherents in the Rapture and the End Days or indeed the full blood-curdling theory of Premillenial Dispensationalism, is a fairly rarefied flower even among evangelicals in Britain (except for in the majority black churches), but is widely held in American Protestant sects.
Martinez, supra note 59, at 437 ("But while recent world events may have dampened optimism about international law and international cooperation, the institutions created in that burst of premillenial enthusiasm now have a life of their own; how effective they will be is still open to question, but their existence (at least for now) is not.
the futurist premillenial view of history was decidedly pessimistic, pointing to the "Rapture" of true believers prior to the "Tribulation" (an extended period of warfare between the forces of good and evil, with Jesus and modern Israel representing the good and the Antichrist and his coalition representing evil).
 
 
 
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