Memoirs of William Miller - Sylvester Bliss

Eusebius admits that Papias was a disciple of
John the Evangelist, and that he taught that, “after
the resurrection of the dead, the kingdom of Christ
shall be established corporeally on this earth.”[54]
And Jerome quotes Papias[55] as saying, that “he
had the apostles for his authors, and that he
considered what Andrew, what Peter said, what
Philip, what Thomas said, and other disciples of
the Lord.” Irenaeus taught that at the resurrection
of the just the meek should inherit the earth; and
that then would be fulfilled the promise which God
made to Abraham.
Justyn Martyr, who was born A. D. 89, seven
years before the Revelations were written, says that
he and many others are of this mind, “that Christ
shall reign personally on earth,” and that “all who
were accounted orthodox so believed.” He also
says, “A certain man among us, whose name is
John, being one of the twelve apostles of Christ, in
that Revelation which was shown to him,
prophesied that those who believe in our Christ
shall fulfill a thousand years at Jerusalem.”
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