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The Transforming Power of Premillennialism

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 7, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 28.

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The Transforming Power of Premillennialism

DR. DAVID BROWN once said that “pre-millennialism is no barren speculation; . . . when suffered to work its unimpeded way, it stops not till it has pervaded with its own genius the entire system of one's theology and the whole tone of his spiritual character.” This is true. Belief in premillennialism affects with vital and transforming influence every part of our faith and practice. Not only is it in harmony with the truest view of God as revealed in Scripture, but it honors the Word of God, it exalts the person of Christ, it glorifies the redemptive work of our Saviour, provides the most powerful incentive to holiness, and is the constant inspiration of Christian missions. It is well known that most of the leading evangelists and missionaries of the last half century have been whole-hearted believers in the premillennial coming of Christ.—The Bible Magazine, May, 1915.