Eschatology, Hermeneutics

Who Is Israel?

My initial thoughts coming out of my studies as of late regarding the descendants of Abraham. Please remember these are still forming and are not exactly concrete in my thinking, but they’re close! I reserve…

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Eschatology, Hermeneutics

Dispensationalism 2

Charles C. Ryrie explains the dispensational emphasis on consistently literal interpretation as follows: The distinction between Israel and the Church is born out of a system of hermeneutics which is usually called literal interpretation. ……

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Eschatology, Hermeneutics

Dispensationalism

George Parsons, Pastor of Middletown Bible Church in Middletown, CT, wrote the following to champion and clarify the teaching of Dispensationalism: When God’s Word, the Bible, is taken in a consistent, literal manner, it will…

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Eschatology, Hermeneutics

Israel Part Four

In Matthew’s gospel Jesus refers to Himself—in relatively rapid succession—as the greater temple (12:6), a greater Jonah (12:41), and a greater Solomon (12:42). In other words, He is the greatest Prophet, Priest, and King, and…

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Eschatology

Israel Part Three

Today’s article continues the discussion about Israel. Dean Davis wrote a comment on Justin Taylor’s post discussing Jesus as the New Israel: Jesus taught that he had not come to destroy the Law, but to…

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Church, Eschatology, Hermeneutics

Israel Part Two

RC Sproul answers the question, Is It True That God Blesses Those Who Bless Israel and Curses Those Who Curse Israel?1 Sproul writes, the non-Dispensational view “affirms that that Israel which is actually Israel, just…

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