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You all know the first resurrection found in R 20 is said by most futurists to be a physical reaurrection of a certain group of believers. I'll go with the assumption that most folks here dont hold that.
My question is ;
When did that doctrine first appear?
Did anyone teach it before about 1800 ?
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Last edited by Hitch; Mon Jan 03, 2011 1:24 PM.
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Well,,, I knew eschatology wasnt a big draw here on the Road... 
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Dunno if this will answer your question or not... It's been awhile since I've read this article by William Masselink, but you might find it worthwhile nonetheless. Clicky here: The History of ChiliasmAnd as far as the doctrine of the first resurrection goes, there is this: The First Resurrection, by Philip Hughes, which is part of the series The Millennial Reign.
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Very helpful, and its my pleasure to report that Christian Forums requested a link to Hughes paper for their 'sticky' thread.
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