I wonder if the professors of Dallas Theological Seminary teach a dispensationalist-Separation Theology "hermeneutic," or rule for Bible interpretation that allows for taking verses out of obvious contexts to promote and defend the theology?
Maybe the Dallas Theological professors call taking verses out of context the "grammatical-historical hermeneutic."
There can be a correlation between teaching another Gospel and false doctrines and dishonesty in interpreting scripture. Maybe I Corinthians 2: 14 is a key verse for understanding this correlation between having false doctrines and dishonesty, " "But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned."
Here is another example of the dishonesty of separation theology followers:
http://www.poweredbychrist.com/Pretrib_Rapture_Dishonesty.html
"PRETRIB RAPTURE DISHONESTY,by DAVE MACPHERSON, When I began my research in 1970 into the exact beginnings of the pretribulation rapture belief still held by many evangelicals, I assumed that the rapture debate involved only "godly scholars with honest differences." The paper you are now reading reveals why I gave up that assumption many years ago. With this introduction-of-sorts in mind, let's take a long look at the pervasive dishonesty throughout the history of the 179-year-old pretrib rapture theory."
Fearless Dave MacPhearson cites a number of instances of plagiarism by separation theology celebrities.
In fact, the Christian Celebrity system is largely make up of separation theology leaders - called also dispensationalists, Christian Zionists, or Rapture Cult theologists.