The Third Dispensation featured the first instance of man uniting under a common purpose. Unfortunately, their purpose was comparative and the dispensation failed. Although their community was fractured and dispersed as a result of judgment, the people took what they established at Babel with them, and it formed the basis of much of our historic…
The Dispensations are God’s contrastive way of proving that His plan for humanity is right. Each dispensation allows man the opportunity to choose righteousness (God) on his own; outside of God’s plan. In the First Dispensation, innocence did not lead to man choosing God. In the Second Dispensation, an abundance of knowledge and experience gained…
The Second Dispensation failed because the people of that time justified themselves over God by choosing to rely on their own knowledge instead of God. They did not have faith, so they did not believe in God. God ended the dispensation by sending the Great Flood which destroyed all the people and land animals of…
The Second dispensation failed because the people of that era decided to only rely on the knowledge they had amassed during their lives. They did not believe in anything that they did not have full knowledge of, therefore they did not believe in God. They did not have faith. The last few posts have dealt…
In the last few posts, we have been examining faith. Generally speaking, faith is the willingness to rely on something that we do not have full knowledge of. Biblically speaking, faith is the expectation of something good, from a source or object that is not fully known, based on some previously validated knowledge and/or experience…