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How so? Those are the only two frameworks God deals with us in. Dispensationalism has no basis in scripture.

There is only Law and Grace. We are in grace with the Law being abolished. You are adding to scripture making it say whatever you want it to say. Play by the rules of interpretation and see where they lead.

He preached the gospel of the kingdom that you and the Pharisees rejected. There is no millennium.

As I understand, only those who do not believe in Christ are under God's wrath. “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.” John 3:36 (KJV 1900) And: “He that dwelleth in the secret place of...

Dispensation means distribution. They went to the dispensary for medicine, etc.

Prove from the gospels Jesus preached a millennium. You need to twist Revelation from its context, adding to the word of God, to claim it.

If it's true, it would be taught in the Bible without severing and butchering passages from their context. Here’s the problem based on a Hal Lindsey Quote. It shows how Dispensationalists take liberties with the Bible cutting and pasting text from all over the place to harmonize their scheme...

Truth hurts. I speak from experience. What experience do you have?

I had a Calvinistic conversion to Christ before I ever heard about Calvin. It's an experience you cannot doubt. If you ever experience that level of truth, you will see what I mean.

It's been here since Dispensationalism took root along with American Pentecostalism. Neither of these has roots in historic Christian truth.

If we believed in the same Christ, you would love me.

Jesus said His kingdom is not of this world. It comes not with observation. Only the born again can see it. Among many other things that place you among the Pharisees who invented the idea.

If you could understand scripture above the level of free will and Law, you would gladly be a Calvinist.

It shows how cozy you are with Antichrist according to the Reformers.

Clarence Larkin, a "Yoda" among Dispies said; "In its present form it may be said to have originated at the end of the Sixteenth Century, with the Jesuit Ribera, who, actuated by the same motive as the Jesuit Alcazar, sought to rid the Papacy of the stigma of being called the “Antichrist,” and...

The rapture happens at the end of the world after the resurrection according to Jesus and Paul. If the pretrib-rapturists can't find bible support for their scheme, what makes you think you can?

Direct Quote from Walvoord in his first publication of The Rapture Question (Findlay, OH: n.d., 1957, p.148), Ladd, in contrast to Jones, concedes that post-tribulalional rapture is an inference rather than an explicit revelation of Scripture in the following statement: "Nor does the Word...

You disagree with the historic ecumenical creeds which Calvin, Luther, and the rest embraced. They would consider you a heritic.

The Jesuits created the basics of Dispensationalism. Calvin. Luther and the reformers broke the back of your Jesuits and their church, falsely so-called.

Don't just say what you think, prove it from scripture.