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CHURCH HISTORY II Lesson 36

CHURCH HISTORY II Lesson 36. History of Dispensationalism. Church History. Ca. 30AD. 590 AD. 1517 AD. Ancient Church History. Medieval Church History. Modern Church History. Reformation & Counter Reformation. Apostolic Church. The First Medieval Pope. The Rise of the Holy Rom Emp.

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CHURCH HISTORY II Lesson 36

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  1. CHURCH HISTORY II Lesson 36 History of Dispensationalism

  2. Church History Ca. 30AD 590 AD 1517 AD Ancient Church History Medieval Church History Modern Church History Reformation & Counter Reformation Apostolic Church The First Medieval Pope The Rise of the Holy Rom Emp Apostolic Fathers Rationalism, Revivalism, & Denominationalism The Crusades Church Councils Revivalism, Missions, & Modernism Golden Age of Church Fathers The Papacy in Decline The Pre-Reformers ? Charismatic/Pentecostal Keswick/Holiness/Higher Life Modernism/Fundamentalist Dispensationalism

  3. Dispensationalism • Qualifications • What is Dispensationalism • How did Dispensationalism Begin • What Has Been the Affect of Dispensationalismon the Church

  4. Qualifications 1. My Source Material An Examination of Dispensationalism by William Cox Dispensationalism Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow by Curtis I Crenshaw & Grover E. Gunn III Continuity & Discountinuity: Perspectives on the RelationshipBetween the Old & New Testaments Edited by John S. Feinberg The Gospel According to Dispensationalism: A Doctrinal Survey ofthe System that Permeated Fundamentalism by Reginald C. Kimbro “Church History Lecture Notes #74” by David Merck “The Late Great Planet Church: The Rise of Dispensationalism” by American Vision

  5. Qualifications 2. Charity Many good Christians are/were dispensationalists. J. Vernon McGee Pat Robertson Billy Graham Warren Wiersbe David Jeremiah John MacArthur

  6. Qualifications 3. Dispensationalism has Evolved – Be careful to define what you meanby the term Dispensationalism. Not all Dispensationalist are alike.

  7. What is Dispensationalism Dispensationalism is a system of interpretation that seeks to show God’s planfor understanding the overall flow of the Bible. “Dispensationalism is an organized system by which Christians have tried to explain in an orderly way God's entire plan for the earth from its creation to the ushering in of the eternal state as it is unfolded throughout Scripture.” Pastor Craig Sietsema

  8. What is Dispensationalism Range of Bible Chapters Schemes Genesis 1-3 Genesis 3-8 Genesis 9-11 Genesis 12to Exodus 19 Exodus 20 toActs 1 Acts 2 toRevelation 20 Revelation 20:4-6 Revelation 20-22 7 or 8 DispensationalScheme Innocenceor Edenic Conscienceor Antediluvian Civil Government Patriarchalor Promise Mosaicor Law Graceor Church Millennial Kingdom Eternal Stateor Final 4 DispensationalScheme Patriarchal Mosaic Ecclesial Zionic 3 DispensationalScheme(minimalist) Law Grace Kingdom

  9. What is Dispensationalism What are the major tenets of Dispensationalism? • Dichotomy (Not Distinction) between the Old Testament Israel and theNew Testament church • Parenthesis Theory

  10. What is Dispensationalism What are the major tenets of Dispensationalism? • Dichotomy (Not Distinction) between the Old Testament Israel and theNew Testament church • Parenthesis Theory • Literal Interpretation of the Bible “Historical-Grammatical Interpretation”

  11. What is Dispensationalism Classic Dispensationalist - the most important feature of classical dispensationalism is its dualistic idea of redemption. In order to understand the Bible, one needs to recognize that God was pursuing two different purposes, one related to heaven and one related to the earth. These two purposes affected God's dealings with humanity. In fact, they resulted in an anthropological dualism: a heavenly humanity and an earthly humanity."

  12. Revised Dispensationalist -they abandon the eternal dualism of heavenly and earthly peoples.... Instead, they reworked the dualism in more of an organizational sense. There were simply two groups of people. Not heavenly versus earthly, but those represented by Israel and the church.... They are structured differently, with different dispensational prerogatives and responsibilities.... There will be an eternal distinction between Israel and the church, not in metaphysically distinctive kinds of salvation, but in name — the church is always church, Israel is always Israel."

  13. Progressive Dispensationalists - substituted a more specific distinction between Israel and the Church as two forms of redeemed humanity, destined for the same heavenly or new earthly salvation.

  14. How Did Dispensationalism Begin? • J.N. Darby • The Brethern Movement • The Bible Conference Movement • The Bible Institute Movement • The Scofield Reference Bible • Dallas Theological Seminary

  15. What is the Fruit of Dispensationalism Positive Fruit Negative Fruit Clarity forced on distinctions continuity & discontinuity Neglect of God’s Word Leads to Antinomianism Eschatological Speculation Lessons If you believe something that is new & not found in 2000 years of church history, you had better be careful. No scripture is of any private interpretation. The church is a living organism.

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