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XANT VOICES — ^HISTOBUNS. 107 belief of the tima" Dr. Kitto remarks ihat <^The HilleEh Dial decline may be regarded as generally prevalent in the second century." Bp. Newton says, " The doctrine of the Millennium was generally believed in the three first and purest ages." Mode, " This was the opinion of the whole orthodox Christian church in the age immediately following St. John.'^ Maitland, of the first two centures, says : — " As far as I know, no one, except such as were notoriously out of the pale of the church, had impugned the doctrine of the Millennium, as held by Justin, or taught any doctrine contrary to it." Bishop Russell admits that " The Apostles clung to the ex- pectation of the Millennium during their whole lives." Of the days of Nepos, a German historian of Chiliasm, says : *^ At that time the number and respectability of its supporters was not small." Whitby, on the Pre-millennial views of the early church, says : " They held that this (first) resurrection was not confined to the martyrs only, but that all the just were then to rise and reign with Christ." Jeremy Taylor admits that '^ The doctrine of the Millennium was in the best ages esteemed no heresy, but true Catholic doctrine." Stuart affirms that Justin Martyr, Irenseus, Tertullian, &c., regarded the descriptions of the thousand years reign on earth, of the first resurrection of the dead, and of the New Jerusa- lem, as designed to be literally interpreted in order to elicit the true meaning of the Apocalypse." Milner on the Pror millennarian faith of the early church, says : ^' This fact is not disputed," and we would add in conclusion that he who doubts it after perusing these pages thus far, would not be- lieve though one rose from the dead.
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XANT VOICES — ^HISTOBUNS. 107 belief of the tima" Dr. Kitto remarks ihat <^The HilleEh Dial decline may be regarded as generally prevalent in the second century." Bp. Newton says, " The doctrine of the Millennium was generally believed in the three first and purest ages." Mode, " This was the opinion of the whole orthodox Christian church in the age immediately following St. John.'^ Maitland, of the first two centures, says : — " As far as I know, no one, except such as were notoriously out of the pale of the church, had impugned the doctrine of the Millennium, as held by Justin, or taught any doctrine contrary to it." Bishop Russell admits that " The Apostles clung to the ex- pectation of the Millennium during their whole lives." Of the days of Nepos, a German historian of Chiliasm, says : *^ At that time the number and respectability of its supporters was not small." Whitby, on the Pre-millennial views of the early church, says : " They held that this (first) resurrection was not confined to the martyrs only, but that all the just were then to rise and reign with Christ." Jeremy Taylor admits that '^ The doctrine of the Millennium was in the best ages esteemed no heresy, but true Catholic doctrine." Stuart affirms that Justin Martyr, Irenseus, Tertullian, &c., regarded the descriptions of the thousand years reign on earth, of the first resurrection of the dead, and of the New Jerusa- lem, as designed to be literally interpreted in order to elicit the true meaning of the Apocalypse." Milner on the Pror millennarian faith of the early church, says : ^' This fact is not disputed," and we would add in conclusion that he who doubts it after perusing these pages thus far, would not be- lieve though one rose from the dead.
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