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British Bible teacher, considered to be the father of modern Dispensationalism and Futurism. (1800–1882)
—pre-tribulation, mid-tribulation, post-tribulation, amillennial and postmillennial variants—are not mere academic distinctions but competing maps of the end-times that decisively shape modern Christi...
Evangelical Protestant teaching about the tribulation period is not monolithic: many evangelicals endorse a premillennial framework that includes a future seven-year Great , but they disagree sharply ...
emerged as a distinct, influential strand of modern in the mid‑19th century, systematized by and the in and . It never became the official doctrine of a single historic denomination but spread widely ...
is a name attached to multiple notable figures in history and modern life—most prominently an American ironmaster credited with a process (often conflated with the ) and an Irish biblical scholar and ...
A steady stream of biblical scholars, apologists and theologians have published formal critiques of the modern pre‑tribulation rapture, generally arguing that the view is a relatively late theological...
Premillennialists ground their expectation of a future, literal thousand-year reign primarily in Revelation 20:1–6, reading that chapter as describing a chronological period after Christ’s return when...
Dispensationalist theology places , insisting that many Old Testament promises to Israel remain future and will be realized literally in a coming millennium and national restoration. This system rests...