The foundation of dispensational Bible study lies in the doctrine of God’s two-fold plan revealed in Scripture. The understanding of God’s two-fold plan contains the key to understanding God’s purpose in all of Scripture. While all of Scripture is unified in its ultimate purpose in Christ, there is a need to rightly divide the word […]
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God’s Two-Fold Plan and Purpose
May 19th, 2006 · Comments Off on God’s Two-Fold Plan and Purpose
Did Paul Preach A Different Gospel?
May 18th, 2006 · Comments Off on Did Paul Preach A Different Gospel?
Although every man at any time is saved by the grace of God through faith, the content of faith differs from one dispensation to the next. That is, the message that is offered and believed for righteousness and salvation varies according to God’s progressive revelation. As discussed in ‘What are the different gospels in the […]
There Is More Than One Gospel
May 17th, 2006 · Comments Off on There Is More Than One Gospel
Many are surprised to hear that there is more than one gospel in the Bible. Many more are offended because they associate the meaning of ‘gospel’ with ‘how to get to heaven’. If we would say that there is more than one way to get to heaven, then we would spend our time in vain […]
The Many Gospels of the Bible
May 17th, 2006 · Comments Off on The Many Gospels of the Bible
Although every man at any time is saved by the grace of God through faith, the content of faith differs from one dispensation to the next. That is, the message that is offered and believed for righteousness and salvation varies according to God’s progressive revelation. These different gospels can be understood by a careful study […]
Was Paul’s Message Unique?
May 16th, 2006 · Comments Off on Was Paul’s Message Unique?
When Bible teachers seek credibility for their messages, they will often cite Scripture to give divine authority to their teaching. Some may seek confirmation from other like-minded teachers quoting books or periodicals. It is not uncommon to speak about the historicity or tradition of their message. Teachers in the Bible used these methods for credibility: […]
