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The Millennium and the Ideal Speech Community

The early church, from the time of the persecutions until the third century, widely held the belief that Jesus would return to earth to reign for a thousand years-a millennium. Further, because this earthly reign was the period of time between Christ's ascension into heaven and the moment when Christ "will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead," it is sometimes called the "interregnum.": A version of this view is also now often referred to as "historical premillennialism" because it understood Christ to come before the millennium.'