Millennial Kingdom of God and God's Plan of Salvation

Are differences between Protestants and the Continuing Church of God more than the day of the week we worship on? Are there major differences on teachings about salvation? Does the God of love have a plan of salvation that makes sense? Is there a millennial Kingdom of God? Is this part of God's plan of salvation for those who are called and properly respond to that calling in this age? What will resurrected Christians be doing during the millennium and the 'Last Great Day'? Did the Lutheran Augsburg Diet {Council} of 1530 condemn millenarianism? Will most be lost? What is the 'unpardonable sin'? Will idolaters, Jews, and Gentiles be given one real opportunity for salvation? What about those blinded? Will all be given an opportunity for salvation? Must all be saved? What about Matthew 24:14 and the full number of the Gentiles? Are there three resurrections? What did evangelists Raymond McNair and Dr. Herman Hoeh teach? Does the gospel of the Kingdom of God include Jesus? Did Lutherans condemn people who were opposed to Christian involvement in military service and swearing oaths? Dr. Thiel answers these questions and more.

A free online book of related interest is available titled "Hope of Salvation: How the Continuing Church of God differs from Protestantism"

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