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'''The Millennial Age''' refers to the thousand-year reign of [[Jesus]] as most popularized in the biblical book of [[Revelation]]. There are differences of opinion within [[Christianity]] as to when the millennium will be. The Pre-millennialist view is that the [[Rapture]] takes place before the judgment of the [[Tribulation]] and [[Christ]]'s return. The Post-millennialist view is that God will guide mankind to perfection until Jesus comes reigns for a thousand years, and then the Christians will be raptured out.
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'''The Millennial Age''' refers to the thousand-year reign of [[Jesus]] as most popularized in the biblical book of [[Revelation]]. There are differences of opinion within [[Christianity]] as to when the millennium will be. The Pre-tribulational view is that the [[Rapture]] takes place before the judgment of the [[Tribulation]] and [[Christ]]'s return. The Post-tribulational view is that God will guide mankind to perfection until Jesus comes reigns for a thousand years, and then the Christians will be raptured out.
  
 
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Revision as of 04:41, April 12, 2011

The Millennial Age refers to the thousand-year reign of Jesus as most popularized in the biblical book of Revelation. There are differences of opinion within Christianity as to when the millennium will be. The Pre-tribulational view is that the Rapture takes place before the judgment of the Tribulation and Christ's return. The Post-tribulational view is that God will guide mankind to perfection until Jesus comes reigns for a thousand years, and then the Christians will be raptured out.