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Amillennialism

Jiang labels Augustine's view as the denial that the thousand years is literal, treating it as metaphorical or already realized through the Church.

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Amillennialism

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Jiang labels Augustine's view as the denial that the thousand years is literal, treating it as metaphorical or already realized through the Church.

Theological distinction used in this lecture.

definition

Jiang defines premillennialism as the view that Jesus returns before a literal thousand years of peace and contrasts it with Augustine's view that the thousand years is metaphorical or already realized through the Church.

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