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Exploration of 119 Ministries Teachings
Oct 13, 2024
Notes on 119 Ministries Teaching
Introduction
119 Ministries believes the whole Bible is true and applicable.
Encourages testing teachings against the Bible.
The speaker previously taught dispensationalist theology but challenged it to seek scriptural truth.
Dispensationalism Overview
Definition:
Theological system dividing God's dealings into different dispensations.
Origins:
Associated with John Nelson Darby and the Plymouth Brethren.
Core Tenets:
Distinction between Israel and the Church.
Distinction between law and grace.
Church as a parenthesis in God’s plan.
Separate rapture and second coming events.
Criticism: Causes scriptural inconsistencies and is seen as a flawed framework.
Refuting Dispensationalism
One Body in Christ:
All believers (Jews and Gentiles) are part of one body.
Ephesians 3 and Colossians 1 highlight unity in Christ.
Israel and the Church:
Israel is not separate from the Church.
Old Testament Israel is referred to as the Church in Acts 7.
The Church existed since the time of Adam and Eve.
Paul’s Teaching:
Romans 11 and Ephesians 2 discuss Gentiles being grafted into Israel.
Salvation by faith brings believers into Israel.
New Covenant:
Made with the house of Israel and Judah (Jeremiah 31).
God's laws are to be written on believers' hearts, not abolished.
Misinterpretations of Scripture
Matthew 16 Misunderstood:
Yeshua’s statement about building the Church is about restoring Israel.
Amos and Acts 15 prophesy the restoration of David’s fallen tent (Israel).
Binding and Loosening Authority:
Authority given to Peter is based on the Torah.
Decisions must align with God’s laws, already set in heaven.
Law and Grace
Law Still Valid:
Jesus came to fulfill (fully preach) the law, not abolish it (Matthew 5).
The New Covenant involves God’s laws remaining relevant.
Paul’s Teachings:
Often misunderstood as opposing the law.
Paul supports the continued relevance of the law.
Addressing Dispensationalism's Appeal
Three Ear-Tickling Pillars:
Church and Israel dichotomy.
Law not applicable today.
Pre-tribulational rapture.
Warning Against Misinterpretation:
Peter warns about misinterpreting Paul's writings, leading to lawlessness.
Conclusion
Scriptural Consistency:
Dispensationalism conflicts with scriptural teachings.
Encourages continued testing and examination of beliefs.
Call to Action:
119 Ministries urges believers to follow the whole Word of God.
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