We’ve been looking at the history of the Church in the 6th Dispensation from the perspective of the seven letters Jesus dictated to seven churches in Asia Minor. Generally speaking, in each letter, Jesus gives the church a commendation for what they are doing well, reproof for their shortcomings, the consequences if they don’t heed…
We’ve been looking at the history of the Church in the 6th Dispensation from the perspective of the seven letters Jesus dictated to seven churches in Asia Minor. When examined in the order presented, I believe the letters outline the history of the Church in advance. The first two letters documented the growth of the…
The church is the group of people in the 6th Dispensation who have accepted salvation and have access to grace. The purpose of the Church is to become the Bride of Christ in the Meaning of Life. In this post, we begin looking at the history of the Church from a very special perspective. In…
The 5th Dispensation failed because the Jewish leadership failed to recognize and accept Jesus as their Messiah, despite the enormous evidence that that proved Jesus was the ONLY person who could be the Redeemer. As with the previous dispensations, the failure was due to the people choosing themselves over God – specifically, they chose the…
In the last two posts, we looked at some of the myths surrounding the resurrection of Jesus. The final resurrection myth is actually the one accepted by most Christians – the idea that Jesus rose from the dead looking the same as He did before His death (if not better); bearing relatively minor evidence of…