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Hyper-Dispensationalism: A Dangerous Perversion of Dispensationalism
Explaining Dispensationalism Versus Hyper-Dispensationalism Dispensationalism and Hyper-Dispensationalism Opponents of a grammatical-historical interpretation of scripture, the desert island approach, originalism, also called “premillennialism,” will, either purposefully or not, characterize hyper-dispensationalism as what is dispensationalism. I’m saying, they equate hyper-dispensationalism with dispensationalism. I have not found that most critics of dispensationalism even understand dispensationalism. If they do, […]
Addressing the Twisted, False Stated Position on “the Chosen People” by Tucker Carlson (Part Three)
Part One Part Two In the last year, Tucker Carlson admitted that he just started to read the Bible all the way through for the first time. His parents raised him Episcopalian and this was not something that they would have done. At the same time, he interviewed several men on his show through […]
Charlie Kirk and Justification for Support of the Present State of Israel
Already, shortly after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a theory pushed by a faction of the MAGA coalition is that Israel was perhaps in on it. His memorial service is this Sunday, and this idea has taken steam, threatening to undermine the most important and vital work that Kirk did. The investigation of both Jeffrey […]
The Total Lie of a Zionist Conspiracy Proceeding from Scofield’s Reference Bible
Part One Part Two Part Three The Biblical and Long History of Premillennialism Premillennialism, the belief that Jesus Christ will return physically to Earth before establishing a literal 1,000-year millennial kingdom (as described in Revelation 20), has deep roots in early Christian interpretation and teaching. It is not a modern invention tied to […]
Psalm 53 and the Future of Israel
Israel in Psalm 53 This week I was listening to audio of the Psalms, during which time I heard Psalm 53, that says in verses 5-6: 5 There were they in great fear, where no fear was: for God hath scattered the bones of him that encampeth against thee: thou hast put them to shame, […]
God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part Six)
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five History One of the biggest criticisms aimed at dispensationalism is the scant historical evidence for this system of interpretation. Opponents call John Nelson Darby, 19th century Anglican clergy member from Ireland, the founder of dispensationalism. They say then the early 20th […]
God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part Three)
Part One Part Two The Bible did not come in one neat tidy package. God delivered it progressively through men over a period of 1500 years during history in real time, even using forty different men as human authors. As God revealed scripture, it did not come with a separate interpretive handbook and glossary […]
God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part Two)
Part One I’m not the first person to call a literal approach to the Bible, a “desert island” approach. Stuck on an island alone, you have only a Bible. Except for a plain reading, you have nothing to tell you what it means. You could only take a literal approach. You would read a dispensational […]
God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part One)
God Wants Understanding of His Word God delivered His Word for men to understand and by which they would live. Men must study it and then rightly divide it (2 Tim 2:15), but God made its meaning accessible (Rom 10:8-10, Deut 30:11-14). He will judge men according to it (John 12:48). The Bible is not […]
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