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The problem with basic preterism is that it turns Yeshua’s millennial reign into a complete failure, and violates the timing of the grandest event in all of time, the First Resurrection, the event that marks the end of the rule of men, which is the beginning of the millennial reign.

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[Stingray]

“The problem with basic preterism is that it turns Yeshua’s millennial reign into a complete failure, and violates the timing of the grandest event in all of time, the First Resurrection, the event that marks the end of the rule of men, which is the beginning of the millennial reign.”

No, the problem with preterism (for the futurist) is that it places the words of Christ and the apostles in their proper place, and destroys all the false teaching that has sprung up around apostolic eschatology.