A symbolic period of Christ’s reign—fulfilled by 70 A.D., not a future thousand-year timeline.
What is
Millennium
?
The Millennium refers to the “thousand-year reign” in Revelation 20. TGNN teaches this is symbolic of a completed spiritual reign that culminated in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D.
ExplanationMany Christians interpret the Millennium as a literal thousand-year reign of Christ on earth—either past, present, or future. TGNN sees this differently: as a symbolic period described in Revelation 20 that marked the time between Christ’s resurrection and the judgment on old covenant Israel in 70 A.D.In this view, the Millennium represents Christ’s reign in the spiritual realm—a time when Satan was restrained, the gospel advanced, and the faithful awaited the closing of the age. The number 1,000 is symbolic in apocalyptic literature, indicating completeness—not a calendar timeline.TGNN teaches that this reign has already been fulfilled and that we now live in the age of spiritual liberty—no longer looking for a future kingdom, but walking in the reality of what Christ has accomplished.
