carlaimpinge
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What you are proposing is a hyper-dispensational theological artifact created by your own theological presuppositions rather than a clear understanding of Scripture.Originally posted by paidagogos:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by carlaimpinge:
There are four "forms" of the gospel.
The gospel of the kingdom (Matt.3,4,10,24)
The gospel of God (1 Peter 4, Mark 16, Acts 2)
The gospel of the grace of God (Acts 20, Rom.1, Gal.1, Eph.3,6)
The everlasting gospel (Rev.14)
The gospel of the kingdom DID NOT include the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ as Paul's gospel of the grace of God did. The gospel of God did though. (Rom.1)
The 12 preached a gospel which didn't INCLUDE those items for they didn't KNOW them or UNDERSTAND them (Luke 18), and didn't LEARN THEM until their eyes were OPENED by the Lord AFTER HIS RESURRECTION. (Luke 24) Therefore, they preached TWO DIFFERENT FORMS of the gospel at two different times. (One before and the other after the crucifixion.)
It's very simple IF you believe what the Holy Scriptures state.
THEY DID NOT PREACH PAUL'S GOSPEL DURING THE EARTHLY MINISTRY OF THE LORD, "nor" did the Lord. IT WAS NOT REVEALED UNTIL PAUL. That's "why" it is called MY GOSPEL by Paul. To believe such is outrageous heretical thought DENYING the verses.
The gospel of the grace of God was given to Paul by DIRECT REVELATION from Jesus Christ. (Gal.1)
What do you do with the following:
Galatians 3:8 And the scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the heathen through faith, preached before the gospel unto Abraham, saying, In thee shall all nations be blessed.
Paul is obviously speaking of the Gospel in the context of his own proclamation of the Gospel, yet this record of the Gospel being preached to Abraham, who was the patriarch of the nation Israel, predates any of the other supposed forms you have mentioned.
Has it ever occurred to you that it is the same gospel identified by different descriptive terms without fully delineating all rudiments and dealing with the points relevant to the time, audience, and occasion? </font>[/QUOTE]VERSES of scripture are not "hyperdispensational artifacts". They are PROOFTEXTS which demonstrate the FALSE TEACHINGS of others who state otherwise.
Why answer YOUR QUESTIONS when you can't even respond to the verses which demonstrate your "futile and foolish" statements?
The blessing of the Gentiles through Abraham is CERTAINLY good news and glad tidings. Hopefully you're not so foolish as to think that ABRAHAM was preached the gospel of the grace of God BEFORE THE NT was even revealed or administered.
Paul speaks of Abraham for he is speaking of the PROMISE OF THE SPIRIT, which came on the Gentiles. That's the DIRECT CONTEXT, not the gospel.
Your "fulness" theory is a grave error, as has been demonstrated by previous posts. They are all different, preached at different times, to different peoples, under different ministries. AN ANGEL preaches one, while MEN preach the others.
Right division will certainly help you.