"More confused than......skittles...."
You are brainwashed, and don't know the rules of "grammer," Mayor.
You are in denial. Why can't you admit that you follow/mimic that pitcher Darby?
ECT Dispensationalism Defined
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"More confused than......skittles...."
You are brainwashed, and don't know the rules of "grammer," Mayor.
You are in denial. Why can't you admit that you follow/mimic that pitcher Darby?
SaulToPaul 2
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Didn't the Orioles used to have a shortstop named Mark Bullinger?
:Clete:
Ironically, Mark was a covenant theologian.
That was Mark Beltran Bellanger. He took his wife's name also. That was a "groovy" thing to do in the 90's.
A Stuartess Russelite!
You are in denial, ko of Ste.
Yes moved ON, and as I doubt you can provide ANY useful interaction here whatsoever, ignore ON.
Yeah....denier of Pretteyism.
Well...that's good.
Some people are hard to pin down initially...at least for me. I try not to judge but preterism is just to far gone.
Good....again!
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What a steaming pile of nonsense!
Well it's a steaming pile all right...but I wouldn't call it nonsense. Something much more base.
Yes/yes.
1. Who taught you not to judge? The LORD God certainly never taught you that.
2. You provide a self refuting "argument," with your assertion that judging is "wrong," for that is a judgment.
Members of the boc are commanded to judge.
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So if we call ourselves STEWARDSHIPISTS, then you'll be cool with it?
What a sophist you are!
andyc
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Dispensationalism to me is simply about the various time frames we see in the bible where people are accountable according to whatever their knowledge of the truth is concerning righteousness.
Up to the fall of Adam and Eve, there is the dispensation of innocence, and from the fall until Moses there is the dispensation of conscience, which continued for those who have no understanding of the Mosaic law. From Moses to Christ it is the dispensation of law for those under the law. From Christ until the end of the world it is the dispensation of grace. This is dispensationalism in it's simplest form.
Later on people like Darby and Schofield added their warped eschatological ideas that have become widespread today, because it's pushed in places like DTS, and taught by media ministers like Van Impe etc. It's popular for a very good reason. The church is supposedly taken away before the distasteful events seen in Revelation are unleashed on the world.
Then of course there's hyper dispensationalism with it's invention of a class system. The lesser being those in the kingdom of God (a made up earthly kingdom of slaves), and the kingdom of heaven (for the elite heavenly country club people).
Darby and and Schofield introduced error. Those like Stam have introduced heresy. In fact, HD is nothing but a modern day return to gnosticism.
Up to the fall of Adam and Eve, there is the dispensation of innocence, and from the fall until Moses there is the dispensation of conscience, which continued for those who have no understanding of the Mosaic law. From Moses to Christ it is the dispensation of law for those under the law. From Christ until the end of the world it is the dispensation of grace. This is dispensationalism in it's simplest form.
Later on people like Darby and Schofield added their warped eschatological ideas that have become widespread today, because it's pushed in places like DTS, and taught by media ministers like Van Impe etc. It's popular for a very good reason. The church is supposedly taken away before the distasteful events seen in Revelation are unleashed on the world.
Then of course there's hyper dispensationalism with it's invention of a class system. The lesser being those in the kingdom of God (a made up earthly kingdom of slaves), and the kingdom of heaven (for the elite heavenly country club people).
Darby and and Schofield introduced error. Those like Stam have introduced heresy. In fact, HD is nothing but a modern day return to gnosticism.
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As with a baby, the age of innocence doesn't end until it ends.
Would you say God's grace was not evident in the OT?