From the perspective of Calvinism and New Covenant Theology, we affirm that Jesus Christ is fully God, coeternal and consubstantial with the Father, exercising divine sovereignty over all creation. His eternal existence underscores God’s unchanging decree to redeem His elect through Christ’s perfect work, fulfilled in the New Covenant established by His blood.
The Millennium
The Partial Preterist perspective interprets many eschatological events, such as the judgments described in Revelation, as fulfilled around the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70. In this view, the Millennium of Revelation 20:1-6 is understood as either a symbolic representation of the Church age following AD 70 or a literal 1,000-year period after that event. This contrasts with Premillennialism, which expects a future literal 1,000-year reign of Christ on earth. Let’s examine key scriptures to explore this interpretation.
His Will, Not Our Own: Understanding God’s Sovereign Grace
The human heart, as described in Scripture, is deeply flawed and incapable of seeking God on its own. This truth lies at the core of understanding salvation as an act of God’s sovereign will, not human effort. Through key biblical passages, we see that salvation is entirely a work of God’s grace, initiated and completed by His divine will.
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