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Chronology of the Acts and Epistle (from Alphabetical Analysis)
It should be stated at the outset that the chronology of the Acts must ever remain somewhat tentative, owing to the nature of the data provided. The chronology of the book of Genesis can be built up from Adam, all...
Calling – Doctrinal (from Alphabetical Analysis)
For the different 'callings' of Scripture the article Calling1, should be considered. Calling enters into the doctrinal teaching of Scripture as well as into the dispensational, and the former aspect falls to be considered here. The verb kaleo is found...
Calling (from Alphabetical Analysis)
The Greek word translated ‘calling’ is klesis, and it occurs in the New Testament eleven times. Those who receive this calling are denominated ‘called’ kletos, and this too occurs eleven times. Both of these words derive from kaleo ‘to call’,...
Abraham (from Alphabetical Analysis)
Three names stand out in the early pages of Genesis - Adam, Noah and Abraham. The scriptural fact that Noah is represented as a type of the ‘Second Adam’ is set out under the heading ADAM (p. 31), and again...
Born Again (from Alphabetical Analysis)
Attention has been drawn in the Dispensational section of this analysis to the distinction which the Scriptures make between 'children and sons' (see article, Children v. Sons1). John, in his Gospel and Epistles, never uses the Greek word huios, 'son'...
Acts-28 (from Alphabetical Analysis)
ACTS-28. THE DISPENSATIONAL BOUNDARY The reader is directed to articles entitled ACTS (p. 19), LO-AMMI2, and ISAIAH 6:9,10. The structure of Acts 28 and the commentary on this section are intended to prove that Acts 28 is indeed of the...
Baptism (from Alphabetical Analysis)
According to Galatians 3:27-29, baptism was a levelling and a unifying incorporation of the believer into Christ, whereas the history of the professing Church shows that the question of baptism has been the cause of much bitterness, strife and division....
Why does Acts 28(29) matter?
Introduction The writings of the author CH Welch have been and continue to be a tremendous influence on those who look for dispensational truth. One of his great and influential contributions is the doctrine concerning the "dispensational boundary of Acts...
Our Age and John’s Gospel
Thought Provoking Topics From a Right Division Perspective. This snippet: Our Age and John's Gospel.
The Mystery Revealed in Acts
Thought Provoking Topics From a Right Division Perspective. This snippet: "Mid-Acts: The Mystery Was Made Known in Acts - Proof?"