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| | :4. The construction and re-institution of the [[Solomon's Temple|Jewish Temple]] and related religious practices upon the [[Temple Mount]] in [[Jerusalem]]. | | :4. The construction and re-institution of the [[Solomon's Temple|Jewish Temple]] and related religious practices upon the [[Temple Mount]] in [[Jerusalem]]. |
| | :5. Creation of a united Europe, modeled on the old [[Roman Empire]]. A small number of prophecy teachers consider this revived Roman Empire will be centered in the [[Middle East]]. | | :5. Creation of a united Europe, modeled on the old [[Roman Empire]]. A small number of prophecy teachers consider this revived Roman Empire will be centered in the [[Middle East]]. |
| − | :6. Implementation of a seven-year peace treaty in favor of Israel, and brokered by the leader of Europe. | + | :6. Implementation of a seven-year peace treaty in favor of Israel, and brokered by the leader of Europe, who is the [[Antichrist]]. |
| − | :7. A major war ([[Armageddon]]) which is world-wide, ending only with Christ's return. | + | :7. A horrible holocaust against the jews, christians, and anybody who opposes the antichrist, while demonically supernatural signs will be created by the antichrist to deceive many. Many will be deceived. |
| − | :8. [[Supernatural]] disasters will plague the unbelievers to let them repent of their unbelief. | + | :8. A major war ([[Armageddon]]) which is world-wide, ending only with Christ's return. |
| − | :9. The ressurection, which begins before the Millennial Kingdom. | + | :9. [[Supernatural]] disasters will plague the unbelievers to let them repent of their unbelief. |
| | + | :10. The ressurection, which begins before the Millennial Kingdom. |
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| | Premillennialist views became popular around 1900 and to this day dominate the theology of [[Fundamentalism|Fundamentalist churches]] such as the [[Southern Baptist Convention]]. There are two major political results: Fundamentalists tend to ignore social reform movements, and they strongly support the state of [[Israel]]. | | Premillennialist views became popular around 1900 and to this day dominate the theology of [[Fundamentalism|Fundamentalist churches]] such as the [[Southern Baptist Convention]]. There are two major political results: Fundamentalists tend to ignore social reform movements, and they strongly support the state of [[Israel]]. |