Word and Work

[1]: 782 During the period 1912 to 1913, the Word and Work began publishing articles written by Charles M. Neal supporting dispensational millennialism.

[1]: 783  Watson, a postmillennialist, was disturbed by the increasing editorial emphasis on premillennialism, and later tried in two unsuccessful lawsuits to regain control of the journal.

[1]: 783  Boll had been a controversial front page editor of the Gospel Advocate, writing articles on biblical prophecy during his tenure beginning in 1909; he was forced to resign in 1915 as the result of a developing controversy over his millennial views and the importance he placed on biblical prophecy in the study of the Bible.

[2]: 306 [3]: 97  The reaction to Boll's premillennialism helped to define and solidify the amillennial view among the mainstream of the Churches of Christ.

[2]: 306 [3]: 97  Under Boll's leadership the Word and Work became the journalistic voice for premillennial Churches of Christ.