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Old 07-16-2024, 12:45 PM
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Re: John3 and Romans2: Part2

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The post proves you are a dispensationalist

"The Age of Conscience" is a dispensationalist teaching because it refers to a specific period of time in biblical history where God deals with humanity in a particular way. Dispensationalism is a theological system that emphasizes the different ways God relates to humanity throughout history.

In this context, "The Age of Conscience" typically refers to the period from Adam to Noah (Genesis 3-8), characterized by:

1. God's initial revelation to humanity (Genesis 3:15)
2. Human conscience as the primary means of knowing right and wrong
3. Individual responsibility and accountability

Here are the 7 ages or dispensations in dispensationalism:

1. The Age of Innocence (Genesis 1-3): From creation to the Fall, a time of perfect harmony between God and humanity.
2. The Age of Conscience (Genesis 4-8): From the Fall to Noah's Flood, a period where God dealt with humanity through their conscience.
3. The Age of Government (Genesis 9-11): From Noah's Flood to Babel, a time when God established human government and ordained capital punishment.
4. The Age of Promise (Genesis 12 -Exodus): From Abraham to Moses, a period when God made promises to Israel and established the Abrahamic covenant.
5. The Age of Law (Exodus-Matthew): From Moses to Jesus Christ, a time when God gave the Mosaic Law to Israel and emphasized obedience.
6. The Age of Grace (Matthew-Revelation): From the birth of Jesus Christ to the Rapture, a period when God offers salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ.
7. The Age of Kingdom (Revelation 20): A future millennium when Jesus Christ will reign on earth, and Satan will be bound.

Dispensationalism is contrary to a correct understanding of covenantal relationships, and an incorrect understanding of the old and new covenants
I really don't know if I agree or disagree with this because I really don't know. But I am willing to hear what you say and encourage you to say more if you'd like. I'm not getting the connection how being a dispensationalist is contrary to covenantalism. Say on, plz.

Also plz show how this applies to the discussion on this thread, if you would plz. Or does it relate more correctly to another thread?

Hebrews 8:13
In that He says, “A new covenant,” He has made the first obsolete. Now what is becoming obsolete and growing old is ready to vanish away.
How does this verse fit into your views?


 

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