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Anabaptists

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Jay argues that certain Anabaptists held premillennial views, as noted in the Lutheran Augsburg Confession.

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  1. Jay Dyer highlights the Anabaptists as a significant yet often overlooked group in the Protestant Reformation, pointing out their lasting influence on modern Christian thought.

  2. Jay argues that certain Anabaptists held premillennial views, as noted in the Lutheran Augsburg Confession.

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