Are The Church and Israel Two Different Peoples of God?
Fundamental to dispensationalism is the idea that God has two different peoples and He pursues his purposes for them in alternating dispensations. This is false!
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Hermeneutics: The Principles for Proper Interpretation of the Bible
Hermeneutics is the theory and methodology of interpretation of biblical text. They are all based on common sense.
Continue reading →Romans 11:26 “And so all Israel shall be saved” Explained in Context
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I’m really excited to write this article! Until today I never fully understood Romans 11:26. I think I do now thanks to a good Covenant Theology preacher I listened to by the name of Ryan Rufus. But rather than share … Continue reading →
America’s Christian Zionists: Israel’s Strategic Weapon?
American Christians have been deceived by dispensationalism to support a people, namely so called Israel, who are no longer God’s covenant people!
Continue reading →C.I. Scofield: Father of the Heresy of Christian Zionism
By Kevin A. Lehmann I got this from a PDF file somewhere on https://whtt.org/ It’s one of the most complete exposés of the origin of Christian Zionism that I’ve ever read. Does your church teach Christian Zionism and dual covenant … Continue reading →
The Meaning of 666 – the Number of the Beast: The New World Order’s Economic Control of the World
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This article is about a revelation I had some time in the late 1980s about a possible interpretation of 666. I think many people who live in a Western culture know that the number 666 is some reference to the … Continue reading →
Using Scripture to Interpret Scripture
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The Bible itself is the best commentary to refer to in order to find the correct interpretation and meanings of important words. Scripture is its own best interpreter.
Continue reading →Are Bible Doctrines Important to Teach and Know? Or is “All You Need is Love”?
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doctrine (n.) late 14c., “the body of principles, dogmas, etc., in a religion or field of knowledge,” from Old French doctrine (12c.) “teaching, doctrine” and directly from Latin doctrina “a teaching, body of teachings, learning,” from doctor “teacher” (from https://www.etymonline.com/word/doctrine) … Continue reading →