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I've been researching various end time views to figure out where I land. I personally lean premillennial, but hold to it tentatively and open to amillennial and postmillennial positions. The only opinion I have that I am somewhat confident about is that I see the prophecies as having an "already but not yet,"'l aspect. You can find events in history that are similar to those foretold in Revelation, but I think they are partial fulfillments and parallel (aside from maybe the destruction of the temple in 70 AD) the total fulfillment is yet to occur at some point in the future.
My question here is merely due to curiosity. Futurism (the position that all or most prophecy in Revelation will find fulfillment at some point in the future) is often associated with premillennialism, and, in particular, dispensationalism.
Could one hypothetically be a futurist amillennial, for instance?
My question here is merely due to curiosity. Futurism (the position that all or most prophecy in Revelation will find fulfillment at some point in the future) is often associated with premillennialism, and, in particular, dispensationalism.
Could one hypothetically be a futurist amillennial, for instance?
