Originally posted by OldRegular:
ituttut
Your responses in the above two posts are so disingenuous that they do not merit answer. You accuse me of lying and then lie yourself to cover that fact.
I was saved the same way as every person that has ever been saved, by the Grace of God; not by the grace of Paul, not by some fictional dispensational gospel given to Paul.
I believe that hyper-dispensationalism is heretical and any further discussion with you is pointless.
In the above post I made the statement that I believe the hyper-dispensationalism as presented by ituttut was heretical. In an earlier post [March 03, 2006 12:21 AM] I asked the questions:
Originally posted by OldRegular:
"Am I to understand that you are claiming that the Jesus Christ revealed in the Gospel of John is different than the Jesus Christ that is revealed in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke [the companion of Paul]? Are you, in effect, saying that God Himself is disingenuous, as you are disingenuous, by revealing two different Saviors? Unbelievable, heretical!"
ituttut's response [March 09, 2006 05:08 AM] was as follows:
Originally posted by ituttut:
"Do you find in the other Gospel’s, that which is revealed in the Gospel of John? We should believe what we read in His Word. So very many things in John’s Gospel are not included in the others. Have you never asked yourself why this is? What John wrote could not be told until after Paul’s Epistle’s were circulated all over the world."
The four Gospels present the
teachings of Jesus Christ on this earth from four different people, all writing under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, and all inerrant.
ituttut claims:
1. That the Gospel of John could not be written until after some unknown “dispensational gospel” was given to Paul.
2. That the Gospel as presented by John is consistent with that unknown “dispensational gospel”.
ituttut is, therefore, claiming that Jesus Christ taught two different Gospels during His earthly mission; one is recorded by Matthew, Mark, and Luke for the Jews and a second is recorded by John, later to be revealed to the Gentiles. That claim is not only blasphemous, it is heretical.
