Encyclopedic Dictionary of Bible and Theology

Miller, Ferdinand Von Born at Fürstenfeldbruck, 1813; died at Munich, 1887. He laboured for the development of the bronze founders’ craft and the uplifting of the artistic profession, far beyond the borders of Bavaria. After a sojourn at the academy and a preliminary engagement at the royal brass foundry, he went to Paris in 1833, … Continue reading “Miller, Ferdinand Von”

Miller, Ebenezer, D.D a Protestant Episcopal clergyman, graduated from Harvard College in 1722; obtained ordination in England in 1727; became a missionary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, and as such was made rector of the Church in Braintree, Massachusetts, December 25, 1727. He died February 11, 1763. See Sprague, Annals of … Continue reading “Miller, Ebenezer, D.D”

Miller, David a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was born at New Hartford, Connecticut, November 24, 1792. He entered the ministry in 1816 as a member of the New York Conference. For several years he was chaplain at the State Prison at Wethersfield. In 1855 he was appointed presiding elder of the Hartford District. … Continue reading “Miller, David”

Miller, Daniel a German religious enthusiast of low origin and condition of life, was born in Nassau in 1716, the time of the Pietist movements, when various indications of an inward religious life made their appearance in Germany, and many opposing circumstances excited a longing for a new development of the Church. At first he … Continue reading “Miller, Daniel”

Miller, Christian Gottfried a Lutheran theologian of Germany, was born December 28, 1747, at Zoblitz near Marieubnrg. In 1780 he was rector at Schleitz, in 1786 at Naumburg, in 1788 at Zeitz, and died August 10, 1819, leaving, De Usu Versionis Vulgate (Schleitz, 1782-85): Formula Augustanae Confess. (Leipsic, 1808): Reformation geschichte der Stadt Zeitz (1817): … Continue reading “Miller, Christian Gottfried”

Miller, Charles W., D.D a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, was born in Mercer County, Kentucky, June 22, 1837. In 1857 he entered the Kentucky Conference, in which, with the exception of a short time as chaplain in the Southern army, he continued to preach efficiently until attacked by disease, in 1882. He … Continue reading “Miller, Charles W., D.D”

Miller, Charles W a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was born in Wayne County, Ind., in 1820. He entered the ministry in 1840, and, continued faithful in the prosecution and studies of the work. When failing health obliged him to seek the climate of the Rocky Mountains, he went to Colorado as a … Continue reading “Miller, Charles W”

Miller, Armistead a Presbyterian missionary of African parentage, was born in North Carolina about 1830. as a slave, but was liberated and went to Africa when a boy; was educated in the Alexander High School, Liberia, and afterwards returned to America, and received a theological training in the Ashmun Institute, Oxford, Pa. In 1859 he … Continue reading “Miller, Armistead”

Millennium: Premillennial View mi-leni-um Divergent Views – Scope of Article I.THE TEACHING OF JESUS The Millennium Not before the Advent (1)Parable of the Wheat and Tares (2)Parable of the Pounds II.TEACHING OF THE APOSTLES 1.Expectation of the Advent 2.Possibility of Survival – Its Implications 3.Prophecy of Man of Sin 4.No Room for Millennium 5.Harmony of … Continue reading “Millennium: Premillennial View”

Millennium: Postmillennial View See ESCHATOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia