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Historicism and the End Times

In eschatology, what is "historicism"?

Ra McLaughlin
Ra McLaughlinVP of Finance and Administration
Typically, "historicism" is not an eschatological system but rather an approach to interpreting the central chapters of Revelation (especially chapters 6-18). The historicist approach reads prophecy as an outline of (church) history from the first century to the second coming. Historicism does not restrict itself to any particular view of the millennium - pre- post- and amillennialists may all be historicists.


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