To: Alamo-Girl
Excellent points, dear sister in Christ.
Many ignore the fact that “dispensation” is a coined term to describe a phenomenon just as “trinity” is a coined term to describe the phenomenon. The difference is that “dispensation” is a Greek word that does appear in the bible, and it is used in Eph 1:10 in roughly the way that modern dispensationists use it.
106 posted on
11/04/2007 10:36:55 AM PST by
xzins
(Retired Army Chaplain. True support of the troops means praying for US to WIN the war!)
To: xzins
Thank you so very much for your insights and encouragements, dear brother in Christ!
To: xzins; Alamo-Girl; tabsternager
The difference is that dispensation is a Greek word that does appear in the bible, and it is used in Eph 1:10 in roughly the way that modern dispensationists use it. Caught you in an outright fabrication. You have been repeatedly asked to prove that "dispensation" ala dispensationalism is used "roughly" the same as it is in the Bible. You cannot. Unless your definition of "roughly" includes as a possible meaning; "not even close".
129 posted on
11/05/2007 7:20:09 AM PST by
topcat54
("Friends don't let friends listen to dispensationalists.")
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