[Wilhelm Tell]

I think even worse than the “Rapture” is the idea that the Church is a “parenthesis” or kind of a last minute, temporary fix that God didn’t plan. And even worse than that is the idea that animal sacrifices will resume in the supposed millennial Temple. So evidently Christ was not the final sacrifice after all. Instead of the traditional view that the Old Testament and the Law ultimately point to Christ, who fulfills the Law for us, the dispensationalists have things backwards where the Old Testament interprets the New Testament and Christ is there to point us back to the Law.

[dartuser]

The ole’ dispensational straw-man ... nice ...

[Zionist Conspirator]

I think even worse than the “Rapture” is the idea that the Church is a “parenthesis” or kind of a last minute, temporary fix that God didn’t plan. And even worse than that is the idea that animal sacrifices will resume in the supposed millennial Temple. So evidently Christ was not the final sacrifice after all. Instead of the traditional view that the Old Testament and the Law ultimately point to Christ, who fulfills the Law for us, the dispensationalists have things backwards where the Old Testament interprets the New Testament and Christ is there to point us back to the Law.

I rest my case!

[MHGinTN]

You're so far off you're not even wrong! Where is that huge source of straw you're tossing around?

First, GOD does not have plan B.

Read, actually READ the Revelation of John; there will be sacrifices AMONG THE JEWS in the Millennial kingdom.

CHRIST IS THE ONLY SACRIFICE that can cancel Once For All Forever. EVERY real born from believer knows that. Do you need further help understanding that?

A real dispensationalist does not hold that 'the old testament interprets the New Testament'. That foolishness is on you.

NO ACTUAL Christian would endorse your foolishness: "Christ is there to point us back to the Law." Catholicism on the other hand does precisely that with all the sacramental fealty required in order to strive for salvation in catholiciism. Christians actually read the Bible and know what Paul said regarding Faith and the law. You would do well to open the Bible occasionally without catholic colored glasses.