^ 2.02.1Blaising, Craig A.; Bock, Darrell L. Progressive Dispensationalism. Wheaton, IL: BridgePoint. 1993. ISBN 1-56476-138-X.
^Ryrie, Charles Caldwell. Basic Theology. Wheaton, Ill: Victor Books. 1986: 508–9. ISBN 0-89693-814-X..
^Hasel, Gerhard, Crossroads in Prophetic Interpretation: Historicism versus Futurism (paper), Indianapolis, IN: World Ministers Council, July 3, 1990.
^Lee, Francis Nigel, John's Revelation Unveiled, 2000.
^Gullon, David Pio, Two Hundred Years From Lacunza: The Impact of His Eschatalogical Thought on Prophetic Studies and Modern Futurism, The First International Jerusalem Bible Conference, June 1998.
^A Case for Historic Premillennialism, edited by Craig L. Blomberg, Sung Wook Chung, p28, estimates 18-25 million in the United States
^Evangelicals and Israel : The Story of American Christian Zionism, By Stephen Spector Professor of English Stony Brook University, p188, estimates 5 million "hard core" dispensationalists in the United States
^The Oxford Handbook of Millennialism, edited by Catherine Wessinger, p515, estimates as much as 40 million depending on criteria
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