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    This document outlines a two-age eschatological view consisting of this current age and the age to come. It describes how progressive revelation showed the coming of Christ as two advents rather than one. There is an overlap between the current age and the age to come between Christ's first and second coming. Believers belong to both this age and the age to come, experiencing tension between the two realms until Christ's return makes the age to come fully realized.

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    This document outlines a two-age eschatological view consisting of this current age and the age to come. It describes how progressive revelation showed the coming of Christ as two advents rather than one. There is an overlap between the current age and the age to come between Christ's first and second coming. Believers belong to both this age and the age to come, experiencing tension between the two realms until Christ's return makes the age to come fully realized.

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    This document outlines a two-age eschatological view consisting of this current age and the age to come. It describes how progressive revelation showed the coming of Christ as two advents rather than one. There is an overlap between the current age and the age to come between Christ's first and second coming. Believers belong to both this age and the age to come, experiencing tension between the two realms until Christ's return makes the age to come fully realized.

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    TWO-AGE ESCHATOLOGY

    Concepts from The Pauline Eschatology, by Geerhardus Vos

    “For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet.
    A The last enemy to be destroyed is death.” - 1 Cor. 15:25-26
    THE DAY OF
    THE AGE TO COME (ETERNAL) THE LORD
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    THE LAST DAYS
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    INC THE ALREADY THE NOT YET

    SECOND ADVENT
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    the parousia
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    CHURCH MILITANT ( ON EARTH )


    CREATION FIRST ADVENT

    THIS CURRENT AGE ( TEMPORAL )

    CREATION THE MESSIAH COMES

    THIS CURRENT AGE THE AGE TO COME


    With progressive revelation, the coming of Christ is now understood as two advents A , not as one, as the saints of the OT saw B .
    There are two ages in human history: this current age and the age to come. This current age is temporal. The age to come is eternal.
    There is an overlap of the two ages between the two comings. While we live in this current age, we also belong to the age to come.
    There is a tension and even conflict between these two realms. This tension continues from the first coming until the second.
    design by R. Lira
    It is the first coming of Christ that is definitive and conclusive, not the second. Hence, our hope is sure and certain, even though it is not seen. rev. 12/26/11

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