Any Covenant Premillennialist?

[TCGreek]

1. "Covenant premillennialists hold to the same basic covenantal assumptions about the nature of the Church as do covenant amillennialists—that is, that all believers throughout history are part of the Church. However, when it comes to applying to the Church the millennial promises made to Israel, covenant premillennialists object to the degree of allegorization necessary in order to support amillennialism, and thus take a mediate position, holding to covenant theology’s view of the Church, but dispensationalism’s view of the millennium." This is a quote and not my words.

2. Any Covenant Premillennialist?

 

[ReformedBaptist]

It's possible Spurgeon held that view, although his sermons do not go too heavily into it.

http://www.spurgeon.org/eschat.htm

"It is sufficient to say that Spurgeon had a clear and consistent view of all the major areas of systematic theology, including eschatology. Some might have wished he had said more, while others may have wished that he had said less. However, all that he said is internally consistent and there can be no doubt to the conclusion that Spurgeon was, a self-proclaimed premillennialist in his eschatology."

 

[TCGreek]

It's possible Spurgeon held that view, although his sermons do not go too heavily into it.

http://www.spurgeon.org/eschat.htm

"It is sufficient to say that Spurgeon had a clear and consistent view of all the major areas of systematic theology, including eschatology. Some might have wished he had said more, while others may have wished that he had said less. However, all that he said is internally consistent and there can be no doubt to the conclusion that Spurgeon was, a self-proclaimed premillennialist in his eschatology."

A good read! According to the article, Spurgeon would be considered a Covenant Premillennialist.