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There are several scriptures which contradict the teachings of dispensationalism. But a person has to know these scriptures and believe that they are truth, and have a strong desire to uphold the truth. The churches do not now teach scripture very well and have incorporated a mind-set from the world which opposes any absolute truth or absolute morality. This is called the dialectic mind-set. It comes from the Hegelian dialectic, but is the Marxist version of the dialectic, which is used for bring on basic change in society and culture.
These scriptures oppose dispensationalist doctrine:
Any Old Testament prophecy text saying that God was to transform Old Covenant Israel
Any scripture that says there is only one body of Christ or one fold.
Any text that says Christ took away the Old Covenant and established the New Covenant.
Any text that is in the language of metaphor.
Any scripture implying that non-Jews who were formerly alienated from Israel are brought into Israel by the blood of Christ
Any scripture saying that after the Cross Old Covenant Israel is no longer the people of God, and that there is now an Israel of God. The issue on Romans 11: 28 as seen by dispensationalists to support the doctrine that Old Covenant Israel of the flesh are still the chosen people is about the "two Israels" Paul talks about in Romans 9: 6-8. In Romans 11: 28 Old Covenant Israel of the flesh is an enemy of the Gospel of Christ. The Israel of God in Christ is beloved on account of the Fathers (pateras, plural). The Israel of God would be beloved also by God because they are his elect. Dispensationalism upholds the multitude in apostasy and fails to recognize the remnant in truth.
Any scripture saying that in Christ Jesus anyone, regardless of his DNA, can become the seed of Abraham and therefore the seed of God, saying, in effect, that the Old Covenant was done away with, including being God's chosen people because of that which is physical, Abraham's DNA. This was a shadow pointing to those who are born of Christ in them and of the Holy Spirit.
The reason these scriptures contradict dispensationalism is because it starts from the assumptions that all scripture must be interpreted literally, in its plain language, and never metaphorically, and that Old Covenant Israel of the flesh remains a people of God alongside the capital C Church.
These scriptures oppose dispensationalist doctrine:
Any Old Testament prophecy text saying that God was to transform Old Covenant Israel
Any scripture that says there is only one body of Christ or one fold.
Any text that says Christ took away the Old Covenant and established the New Covenant.
Any text that is in the language of metaphor.
Any scripture implying that non-Jews who were formerly alienated from Israel are brought into Israel by the blood of Christ
Any scripture saying that after the Cross Old Covenant Israel is no longer the people of God, and that there is now an Israel of God. The issue on Romans 11: 28 as seen by dispensationalists to support the doctrine that Old Covenant Israel of the flesh are still the chosen people is about the "two Israels" Paul talks about in Romans 9: 6-8. In Romans 11: 28 Old Covenant Israel of the flesh is an enemy of the Gospel of Christ. The Israel of God in Christ is beloved on account of the Fathers (pateras, plural). The Israel of God would be beloved also by God because they are his elect. Dispensationalism upholds the multitude in apostasy and fails to recognize the remnant in truth.
Any scripture saying that in Christ Jesus anyone, regardless of his DNA, can become the seed of Abraham and therefore the seed of God, saying, in effect, that the Old Covenant was done away with, including being God's chosen people because of that which is physical, Abraham's DNA. This was a shadow pointing to those who are born of Christ in them and of the Holy Spirit.
The reason these scriptures contradict dispensationalism is because it starts from the assumptions that all scripture must be interpreted literally, in its plain language, and never metaphorically, and that Old Covenant Israel of the flesh remains a people of God alongside the capital C Church.
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