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At its beginning, pre-millennialism , at least in DF teaching, Christ comes to install a temporal kingdom and fails. Then He must
turn to the cross , install the 'church age' and return after thousands of years to effectually take His temporal throne .
On the contrary we know God's plans , whether secret or open, are His doing and by no means subject to any part of the creation.
turn to the cross , install the 'church age' and return after thousands of years to effectually take His temporal throne .
On the contrary we know God's plans , whether secret or open, are His doing and by no means subject to any part of the creation.
Oh yes, that is a common agreement among them. But you said they believe that "the Dispensation of Law returns" after the church age closes. I'm confident they do not believe that because Dispensationalists affirm that the Law has been fulfilled.
Why do you say they believe the Dispensation of Law will return?
Why do you say they believe the Dispensation of Law will return?
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Ah, I see... it's the ol' "Amillennialist-teaching" that 1 Corinthians 15:24 says, "THEN [immediately] the end..." instead of what it actually says, "THEN [sequentially] the end..." ;
This Greek word, G1534 - "then [eita]" being a SEQUENCE word only, with NO time-element attached to it
This Greek word, G1534 - "then [eita]" being a SEQUENCE word only, with NO time-element attached to it
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4 things:
1. Dispensationalists are not followers of Walvoord or Pentecost. Their commentary doesn't define what Dispensationalism is.
2. The fact that someone doesn't invalidate something doesn't mean they support it. They also never invalidated the flat earth theory...that doesn't make them flat-earthers.
2. Walvoord confirms the passing away of the law dispensation (he even calls it Judaism).
4. The Kingdom dispensation is similar to the Law dispensation. But they are not the same and it isn't a return of the Law, it is the return of a nation.
1. Dispensationalists are not followers of Walvoord or Pentecost. Their commentary doesn't define what Dispensationalism is.
2. The fact that someone doesn't invalidate something doesn't mean they support it. They also never invalidated the flat earth theory...that doesn't make them flat-earthers.
2. Walvoord confirms the passing away of the law dispensation (he even calls it Judaism).
"Christ's purpose is to bring in something new. He came to lead a group
out of Judaism into the kingdom based on Him and His righteousness". -Walvoord
Barbieri, L. A., Jr. (1985). Matthew. In J. F. Walvoord & R. B. Zuck (Eds.), The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures (Vol. 2, p. 40). Victor Books.out of Judaism into the kingdom based on Him and His righteousness". -Walvoord
4. The Kingdom dispensation is similar to the Law dispensation. But they are not the same and it isn't a return of the Law, it is the return of a nation.
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