being dispensationally correct

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beingJustifiedFreely

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Being biblically correct but dispensationally incorrect is very dangerous that can destroy a man. We are not in Genesis times, we are not in Matthew-John times. We are currently in Romans-Philemon times. This is the dispensation of the grace of God. Then the tribulation will come and we will be in Hebrews-Revelation times.
 
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I don't believe in dispensations. This was an unbiblical idea, first presented by Darby, and popularized by the Scofield Reference Bible in the late 19th century.

And no, eschatology of any sort does not make or break our salvation or destroy us.

You have been lied to by false teachers!
 
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Yea, dispensations are a murky subject, at best.
There was an Old Covenant, and now a New Covenant.
That solves all the real salvic issues.

Everything else just comes down to conjecture about eschatology.
 
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I know you're likely referencing the moral preaching of Christ, and wishing that it was for a different "dispensation".
Dispensation is just the wrong term for it, as Grace was poured out all the same, even to the Samaritan woman.

Dispensation is a synonym for ministry. Paul's dispensation (ministry) was ordained and poured out upon the Gentiles. That is "this dispensation of Grace" that the verse refers to.

A "dispensation" only refers to a time period in the eyes of Dispensationalism. No one else has ever used that word the way they do.
Unless you call a clock a "dispenser"...
 
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beingJustifiedFreely said:
Being biblically correct but dispensationally incorrect is very dangerous that can destroy a man. We are not in Genesis times, we are not in Matthew-John times. We are currently in Romans-Philemon times. This is the dispensation of the grace of God. Then the tribulation will come and we will be in Hebrews-Revelation times.
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Ah! That's why you only think Romans 1-4 counts. And now I'm in the times of a kingdom destroyed 1600 years ago? All righty rooney. Really nothing to learn from you.
 
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Dispensation, administration. Faith and works was in effect in times past, not today. It will be in the future during the tribulation. Placing bible truths in their proper time periods is very important if you want to understand the bible and be established in the faith. The Lord Jesus Christ was a minister to the circumcision. John 3:16 will not save you today, neither will confessing your sins. Biblically correct, but not dispenstionally correct. Being justified freely by his grace today will save you. The bible is COMPLETELY dispensational. You are not building an ark today, God is not using the nationof Israel today, satan has not been kicked out of heaven yet( the heavenly places, outer space),the Lord Jesus Christ has not returned yet, and the great white throne judgement has not happened yet.
Read the scriptures aright-start withthe gospel of your salvation
Romans 1-4(3:24-26)KJV
 
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Angela53510 said:
I don't believe in dispensations. This was an unbiblical idea, first presented by Darby, and popularized by the Scofield Reference Bible in the late 19th century.

And no, eschatology of any sort does not make or break our salvation or destroy us.

You have been lied to by false teachers!
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The same bozo who popularized the Gap Theory? No thank you!
 
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This darby and scoffield men, i dont know them nor do i preach man's wisdom but i preach the cross, the wisdomof God and the power of God!
 
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This darby and scoffield men, i dont know them nor do i preach man's wisdom but i preach the cross, the wisdomof God and the power of God!
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You don't preach grace, therefor you don't preach the Cross.

Where do these people live? Maybe I'm blessed to live in New Jersey after all. We don't have many of these types around here, at least not walking freely among the masses.
 
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I preach the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet he became poor for our sakes, so that we through his poverty might be rich.
 
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Dispensation is a synonym for ministry. Paul's dispensation (ministry) was ordained and poured out upon the Gentiles. That is "this dispensation of Grace" that the verse refers to.

A "dispensation" only refers to a time period in the eyes of Dispensationalism. No one else has ever used that word the way they do.
Unless you call a clock a "dispenser"...
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Dispensation - (administration) oikonomia - managing or administering the affairs of a household . . .God being the "householder" and entrusting stewardship or administrational responsibilities to men throughout the various "ages"

Basically, dispensationalists believe that there are three distinct groups of human beings on earth today -- Jew, Gentile and the Church of God, i.e. the Body of Christ, Christians. (1 Cor. 10:32) and recognizes God's various ways of dealing with each.
 
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peacefulbeliever said:
Dispensation - (administration) oikonomia - managing or administering the affairs of a household . . .God being the "householder" and entrusting stewardship or administrational responsibilities to men throughout the various "ages"

Basically, dispensationalists believe that there are three distinct groups of human beings on earth today -- Jew, Gentile and the Church of God, i.e. the Body of Christ, Christians. (1 Cor. 10:32) and recognizes God's various ways of dealing with each.
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As well as taking a more literal view of Scriptures especially when it comes to prophecy than do Amillennialist and Preterists.
 
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Nope. Wrong. There are only 2 types of people today. Saved people and unsaved people.
 
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beingJustifiedFreely said:
Being biblically correct but dispensationally incorrect is very dangerous that can destroy a man. We are not in Genesis times, we are not in Matthew-John times. We are currently in Romans-Philemon times. This is the dispensation of the grace of God. Then the tribulation will come and we will be in Hebrews-Revelation times.
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Reading some of your other posts I gather you are coming from a fringe group of dispensationalism called Acts 28 Dispensationalism (Bullinger).
They believe the Church did not start until Acts 28 whereas the majority of Dispensationalists believe the Church began at Pentecost or the death of Jesus Christ. Is this correct?
 
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Reading some of your other posts I gather you are coming from a fringe group of dispensationalism called Acts 28 Dispensationalism (Bullinger).
They believe the Church did not start until Acts 28 whereas the majority of Dispensationalists believe the Church began at Pentecost or the death of Jesus Christ. Is this correct?
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Forgive me, it seems i did not mzke myself clear on the matter of dispensationally correct. I take the truths of the bible and place them in their proper times. Rightky dividing the word of truth, which philetus and hymenaeus were not doing saying that the resurrection is past already, overthrowing the faith of some. Obviously the Lord Jesus Christ hath already resurrected and the bible is now complete. During pauls epistles, the doctrine becomes more specific As it progresses. In romans you have romans 3 for justification and romans 10 for israel during their diminishing, 2Corinthians he says i will come to revelations, then in Ephesians he says one Lord, one baptism, one faith, hope of your calling and so on. So yes, i believe the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ preached in Romans to be the gospel for today,not the gospels before the cross and not during the tribulation, and i believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, reading according to the commandment of the everlasting God.
 
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beingJustifiedFreely said:
Being biblically correct but dispensationally incorrect is very dangerous that can destroy a man. We are not in Genesis times, we are not in Matthew-John times. We are currently in Romans-Philemon times. This is the dispensation of the grace of God. Then the tribulation will come and we will be in Hebrews-Revelation times.
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The Romans-Philemon times, are long gone. Those days are over.
 
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Angela53510 said:
I don't believe in dispensations. This was an unbiblical idea, first presented by Darby, and popularized by the Scofield Reference Bible in the late 19th century.

And no, eschatology of any sort does not make or break our salvation or destroy us.

You have been lied to by false teachers!
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Yep, i have to agree
 
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Yes, the mighty KJV!
We are doctrinally in romans-philemon. WE ARE NOT IN the tribulation yet. And yes, you believe the wrong gospel, you will end up in the lake of fire. Thats one main reason my hesvenly Father says study to show thyself approved unto God. He doesnt mean go to bibleschool, he mesns read his book. Stop heaing to yourselves teachers who wrest the scriptures and READ!
 
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I just look at it like we are in bible times.....and time marches on to the last day.....
 
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