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John MacArthur: what is dispensationalism?

61K views · Apr 10, 2023 · People & Blogs

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@mymealias · 7 months ago
I miss John MacArthur
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@christopherlapeyrouse2029 · 4 months ago
Man, that was good.  That is the absolutely best explanation of dispensationalism I've ever heard.  I wish John MacArthur was still with us so I could thank him.
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@Joe-lk6oc · 5 months ago
Amen. What a sounds Pastor John MacArthur was. He is missed.
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@josiahswaffer162 · 1 year ago
The jews can have the promises literally if they obey the Gospel... If they obey the Gospel they become part of the church...
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@ElijahCook-z7h · 1 year ago
MacArthur gives the best explanation for this subject I have ever heard!
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@prldv · 5 months ago
Amen
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@davidnicholes3812 · 2 months ago
Well said good servant.
@cagleholdings771 · 2 months ago
One of the biggest differences between historic Christianity and Dispensationalism is the order of interpretation. Historic Christianity reads the Old Testament through the lens of the New Testament because Christ and the apostles tell us how the promises are fulfilled. The New Testament is the inspired interpretation of the Old. Dispensationalism largely reverses that approach. It insists on reading the New Testament through a 19th-century framework popularized by John Nelson Darby, preserving a future for ethnic Israel that the New Testament repeatedly applies to Christ and His Church. The question isn’t whether you interpret Scripture literally. Everyone interprets. The question is: Do you let the apostles interpret the prophets, or do you let a modern theological system reinterpret the apostles?
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@benjaminseydel8275 · 1 year ago
💯
@Pro-Christ-u4i · 6 months ago
There's part of Truth in this!!!
@werkzeugmann6224 · 3 months ago
Hebrews 8:13 says the old covenant was passing away; unfortunately many evangelicals still preach as if it never did.
@lou_-mg7mb · 2 years ago
Amen! Good job!!
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