Is it true that the early church fathers rejected post-millennialism?

The answer is no.

Yes, in a sense, but ultimately, no.

Okay, so let me read real quick.

Let me read a couple excerpts that I have highlighted here.

As far as our preserved writings go, I just, I did all that because

I first wanted you to see, you know, who cares about the church fathers if we're comparing that

to the witness of scripture? First, I wanted you to see that post-millennialism, I believe, is in the

Bible. And there are multiple other places we could go. Isaiah chapter 65, 1 Corinthians

chapter 15. There are many different other things that we could go. Isaiah chapter 65, 1 Corinthians chapter 15.

There are many different other things that we could look at.

Revelation chapter 1.

We'll look at that here in a moment.

First, I want you to see it's biblical.

Second, I want you to see that it does bear the witness of church history and the early

church fathers as well.

Here we go.

Some things that I want to highlight. As far as our

preserved writings go, premillennialism finds a slightly earlier development than post-millennialism.

So anybody who says that premillennialism is the earliest, in terms of church history, is the

earliest eschatology. They are correct. That's true. However, dispensational

premillennialism is not the earliest. In fact, dispensational premillennialism is only about 150 years old.

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