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It cannot be, because one of the Baptist distinctives is the autonomy (under Christ) of each local church. Among Baptists/Baptist church, there is a wide variety of eschatological positions - pre-mil, amil, etc.Is it required to have a position of pritrib premil, or premil at all even in order to be a Baptist church?
Agreed, just seems though that many Baptists seem to equate must hold a prettrib premil viewIt cannot be, because one of the Baptist distinctives is the autonomy (under Christ) of each local church. Among Baptists/Baptist church, there is a wide variety of eschatological positions - pre-mil, amil, etc.
I don't know what the numbers are, but I do know the most of the Baptists I am acquainted with personally are amil.Agreed, just seems though that many Baptists seem to equate must hold a prettrib premil view
Well, I guess we cannot take or hold a position on the Trinity - since the Bible does not mention TrinityThe command is to believe God. The Bible does not entitle us to take or hold positions.
The numbers are approximately 70% hold to premillennialism with amil less common (it's about 50%/50% among Reformed Baptists). This was from a 2016 study among Baptist churches.I don't know what the numbers are, but I do know the most of the Baptists I am acquainted with personally are amil.
and don't forget that very small % who believe the rapture happened in 70AD (no, I am not in that group)The numbers are approximately 70% hold to premillennialism with amil less common (it's about 50%/50% among Reformed Baptists). This was from a 2016 study among Baptist churches.
And how about that even smaller group who hold that it happened in 66 AD? My belief BTW.and don't forget that very small % who believe the rapture happened in 70AD (no, I am not in that group)
So when did the graves open up and bodies depart ?And how about that even smaller group who hold that it happened in 66 AD? My belief BTW.
There were no graves physically opening up. But the souls at that time either rose up to reward or judgment, Dan. 12:2.So when did the graves open up and bodies depart ?
Matthew specifies that their bodies were raised:There were no graves physically opening up. But the souls at that time either rose up to reward or judgment, Dan. 12:2.
The verse you mention says:Those bodies were indeed raised but that was not the resurrection that Daniel 12:2 refers to. The Matt. 27 event was a separate, earlier event.