This is the fourth installment of my response to Tommy Ice’s article “Answers and Clarifications for Gary DeMar.” You can reference the other three here, here, and here. I don’t expect Tommy or Brannon Howse to read them as thoroughly as I tried to write them, but I don’t want it to be said that [...]
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We are all familiar with the short-term mentality of dispensationalism and its frequent (and mistaken) calls for the end. This distracting and embarrassing tendency is not new to our day. It has been a constant feature in dispensationalism since its birth in 1830. In this article we have the practical conclusion to J. A. Alexander’s [...]
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Dispensationalism is the latest of the evangelical eschatological options, having been created in 1830 by J. N. Darby. Today dispensationalism dominates the evangelical marketplace, embarrassing the broader evangelical community with trivia, superficiality, and recurring calls for the rapture. From its very inception dispensationalism has frustrated evangelical scholars. In the late 1800s Reformed postmillennial scholar, J. A. Alexander, had to deal [...]
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J. A. Alexander was a prominent Reformed, OT scholar of the nineteenth century. As a postmillennialist he had to deal with dispensationalism just as we do today. In this article he is responding to dispensational calls for the end. This article analyzes Matthew 24:6: “You will be hearing of wars and rumors of wars. See [...]
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Did the rapture occur in A.D. 70? Matthew 24:31 seems to teach such: “And He will send forth His angels with a great trumpet and they will gather together His elect from the four winds, from one end of the sky to the other.” Whatever this verse means, Jesus affirms only three verses later that [...]
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KINGDOM LEAVENThe Parable of the Leaven reads: "The kingdom of heaven is like leaven, which a woman took and hid i...
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