To me, dispensationalism is the progression of God's revelation of Himself to man, and how He wants to be worshipped. There's no reasonable denial thare's been several periods of different ways God wants to be worshipped. There was the time up to the flood, the time from Noah to the Exodus of Israel from Egypt, the time from that exodus until Jesus came,(commonly known as the Old Covenant time) and the time from when Jesus instituted the New Covenant til now.
Those who believe the false doctrine of preterism call almost everyone who rejects their doctrine a "Dispy", which, of course, isn't true. (But whaddya expect from people who believe something as obviously-false as preterism?)
But again, there's no reasonable denying the dispensations I mentioned above.
Those who believe the false doctrine of preterism call almost everyone who rejects their doctrine a "Dispy", which, of course, isn't true. (But whaddya expect from people who believe something as obviously-false as preterism?)
But again, there's no reasonable denying the dispensations I mentioned above.