Luke 4:18 – “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised.”

Yesterday Evil struck and took the life of Charlie Kirk. In what I have seen in my decades of editing my several blogs, this story will be on American's heart for years to. Even if the useless media tries to strike it down or bury it, God will use this for Good.

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Your question touches on theological concepts rooted in Christian doctrine, particularly those related to the Apostle Paul’s epistles and the idea of a "Dispensation of Grace." Let’s break it down thoughtfully.

The King James Bible does not explicitly support replacement theology. God’s covenants with Israel, particularly the Abrahamic, are described as “everlasting,” and passages like Romans 11 affirm Israel’s ongoing role.

AI has done an excellent job of reading my mind. So far the only weakness in all that was said is about the church age.

AI has done an excellent job of reading my mind. So far the only weakness in all that was said is about the church age. I see it starting with Paul's ministry and Peter and the 12 still trying convert the Jewish nation in preparation to the 70th week.

Overall I found this yo be similar to what my thinking is. Being that this was after Christ's Accent-ion , And only was known in Paul's ministry where there is no new covenant. Replacement theology is creeping in the summaries.

So find out What the Bible says. Use the King James Bible and see what the others left out. Be a Berean and study the scriptures.

Robert does an excellent job of showed that the King James Bible is Holy Spirit inspired. I also believe what he says. Listen to what he says about the people who created the KJB. This is very enlightening.

“Why the 70th Week is Still Future” The timing of 70th Week – the final 7 years of this era of human history – is explored in Part 1-3 of this series

This has to with the church using replacement theology, not rightly dividing the word. I am experiencing this today. I attend a church that believes we are under the new covenant, and we are a part of the Jewish church

We recognize Paul’s distinctive apostleship and follow a dispensational approach to Bible study as outlined in his epistles (1Cor15:3-4, Eph2:8-9, Ro11:6, Ro16:25, Eph3, 2Tim 2:15).

David articulates Dispensation Very Well First, we all share in the Belief as Paul says many times, Faith

Additionally, we study God's word, rightly divided, recognizing Paul's distinctive apostleship as outlined in his epistles. We love the Lord, His word, and each other, and are committed to glorifying our Saviour in all that we do. We invite you to join us for worship, Bible study, and fellowship! Our in-person meetings are on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.

It Hurts Because It's True ​​the Religious decline is only now tipping society slightly towards its inevitable conclusions…. lots of suffering to come if we don't tip the scale back towards sanity. And that sanity is religion.

Great clip, and as a believer I must point out that the drama in the clip isn't hard to believe but does add to the account of what the bible says. One needs to read the accounts in Mathew, Mark. Luke and John. But for us Gentiles Paul's epistle provide much more enlightenment.

David B Curtis of the Berean Bible Church studies Melchizedek This study seems to be a lean topic

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This video is excellent in understanding Dispensation of the Grace of God. Finished Work Fellowship is there website, Its is always good when another part of the Body of Christ puts out good material for all of us to view. See what you think and Review for me.

...you will find "covenants" occurs 3 times in 3 verses in the KJV New Testament. and "covenant" occurs 292 times in 272 verses in the KJV Bible.