6: Warfield’s Postmillennialism with Martin Selbrede

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Episode 6 is finished and ready to be consumed by your eager ears! This week we had the privilege of interviewing Martin Selbrede, VP of Chalcedon, and we talked quite extensively on Warfield’s view of the binding of Satan. Hope you enjoy!

Here’s what we talked about this week:

What is Postmillennialism? (hint: Eschatological Universalism)
Satan being Bound and the Millennium
666 in the Bible
Idealism over Preterism and Historicism
The Parable of tares and wheat
Referenced links and reco’s
- Chalcedon.edu (free books, research, magazines)
- GaryNorth.com
- Journal of Christian Reconstruction vol. 15: Symposium on Eschatology– Chapter titled “Reconstructing Postmillennialism“
- “Perpetual Kindergarten” by Martin Selbrede (PDF: pages 14-19)
- “The Christ of the Covenants” by O. Palmer Robertson
- Loraine Boettner’s 1984 revision of his book “The Millennium” (here’s the specific chapter on Warfield’s view)
- “Christology of the Old Testament” by Hengstenberg

“In Warfield’s model, Christ conquers the world to the last man standing though Satan is unbound.” -Martin Selbrede

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