We see this design very plainly, in the prophecies of Jesus concerning his own death and resurrection; concerning the descent of the Holy Ghost on the day of Pentecost; concerning events, that were to befall his disciples; and in other instances.
Continue reading →Christian Zionists claim that God’s promise to give the land of Canaan to Israel was an unconditional promise for perpetuity. But does the Bible really say so?
Continue reading →“And I will give unto My two witnesses, and they shall prophesy a thousand two hundred and threescore days, clothed in sackcloth” (xi. 3).
Continue reading →In midsummer, Japan holds public festivals which are called in Japanese Omatsuri. They remind me of Old Testament Hebrew festivals!
Continue reading →The number of the sealed is then symbolically expressed by the square of 12 = 144,000; for “the Lord knoweth them that are His” (2 Tim. ii, 19). They are of every tribe of the children of Israel, but are not “literal” Israel.
Continue reading →Interpreting Biblical prophecy is not exactly like reading the morning newspaper. To read Biblical prophecy is to encounter statements about mighty bulls of Bashan, strange composite beasts, armies of locusts, and cataclysmic events in the heavens and on earth.
Continue reading →Most people read Paul’s letters in completely the wrong order. Not wrong because they’re sinning, wrong because nobody told them. Your Bible arranges Paul’s 13 letters by length.
Continue reading →Dispensationalism is the root of several false doctrines including Zionism, pre-tribulation rapture, and a difference between the Church and Israel.
Continue reading →What is Christian Zionism? Tucker Carlson and Palestinian Christian Dr. Fares Abraham discuss it.
Continue reading →The theory is that there are two new covenants in Scripture, one for Israel and one for the church is exposed as unbiblical false doctrine.
Continue reading →Pastor Chuck Baldwin of Liberty Fellowship exposes the cover-up behind the USS Liberty incident and why Israel knowingly attacked the USS Liberty.
Continue reading →Now that we have examined the dispensational hermeneutic, we must derive a better approach to the interpretation of the Bible. Certainly we must not erect rules of interpretation before we enter the text, mapping out the sea prior to our virgin voyage, such as interpreting “literally.”
Continue reading →The OT biblical covenants, all would surely grant, were made with OT Israel down through the centuries. Therefore, if the Gentiles are heirs to the “covenants of promise” ALONG WITH THE JEWS (see also Eph. 2:11ff), then the conclusion is inescapable that the church is the continuation of God’s Israel with this difference: Jew and Gentile are on equal footing in this new Israel (Eph, 2:14-19).
Continue reading →If one understands a literal hermeneutic one way, Israel could not refer to the church nor vice versa; but if literal is explicated differently, then Israel and the church could be identified or at least overlapped.
Continue reading →For the last hundred years, an elaborate system of Bible interpretation has provided an answer to the question of the meaning of history that is contrary to what the church has historically held to be the teaching of Scripture. That system is known as dispensationalism, and it has become very popular and widespread, so much so that many people hold to its tenets without knowing much about the system or that there is an alternative.
Continue reading →The angel coming down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit, and a great chain in his hand, his laying hold of the dragon, the binding of that old serpent for a thousand years…
Continue reading →We have endeavored to point out the state symbolized by the stone cut out of the mountain, and to show that the indications of the prophecy are fulfilled in the application to the great American Republic.
Continue reading →In the parables of Jesus, Scofield again employs his tactics and tentacles of Jewish dispensationalism.
Continue reading →Whether it is the gospel according to Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Peter, or Paul, there is one gospel of Christ to be preached to all nations.
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