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You really should spend more of your energy arguing about the essential doctrines of the Christian faith, rather than non essential, eschatological doctrines.
Changing salvation to a future event is a pretty big deal. My big thing with it is it robs the church of the present spiritual reality, changing spiritual things into physical things, so that the spiritual reality can't be recieved.
In short it makes weak Christians that just want to be taken out of the world, it makes Christians who have given up on humanity.
It's essential stuff to me, all that really matters.
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It also teaches a difference between "the church" and "Israel".
A teaching that has been around since the early church fathers.
Early Church Fathers like Justin Martyr (2nd century) and Irenaeus (2nd century) acknowledged distinctions between God’s dealings with Israel and the Church in their writings. They recognized that God had specific plans for both groups.
Jesus, Peter, John and Paul (1st century) disagree. They recognized that God has only one church, one bride, one peculiar people, one olive tree (with both Jew & Gentile) as branches!
The followers of Jesus Christ don't follow the early church fathers.
Dispensationalism makes it's doctrine into what the church should be following, then they fight to keep their system king.............just like the OP says.
System bound.
Yup
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The promise to be spared from the hour of testing that comes upon the unbelieving world does not make Christians weak. It gives them hope and confidence in the promise of Christ and His Word. Fulfilling the great commission until the last elect of the church believes before removal (before the hour of testing) is not giving up on humanity.
“Essentials” are already defined as essential to salvation. That means you don’t get to redefine terms and their meanings.
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I don't see the unbelieving world address in the Revelation of Jesus Christ.
Chapter 13 is a description of Babylon.
The carnal man is being worked out of the church through judgment throughout the book.
Check this out:
https://communities.win/c/RevelationOfJesusChrist/p/17rmABgrFT/13-part-judgment-of-babylon-/c
Nothing you say or post can change it.
You spiritualize almost everything in the Word making it mean practically whatever you want it to mean - rendering it meaningless. Your sole hermeneutic you claim is the "Holy Spirit," which is just a Sunday school way of saying "my feelings."
~ 2 Peter 3:16
~ 2 Timothy 2:15