J.D. Hall
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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One is that they rejected all forms of church authority.
They were what I would call sectarian minimalists, so they reject the organized church.
They rejected the established church.
Part of the reason is because their beliefs were so eccentric and weird, they would have been excommunicated had they remained in the established church.
So after moving from Ireland to Plymouth, England,
the the notion of dispensationalism grew and essentially the the difference between dispensationalism and covenant theology is that god in covenant theology is interacting with man in accordance to the old or the new covenant and so the bulk of the church from uh
The first days of the apostles, through the church fathers, through the Protestant Reformation, whether we're talking Catholics or Eastern Orthodox or Protestant Reformers, all of them are what you'd call covenantal in their theology.
So dispensationalism can be complicated.
Classical dispensationalism separates the epochs of time into seven different eras.
It can definitely be complicated.
There's something that's called leaky dispensationalism, which is a little bit less structured.
But essentially, the big difference is this.
Covenant theologians have always believed that God saves people via covenant.
And there was an old covenant.
That's what testament means, by the way, not testimony.
It's the old covenant.
And then there is the new covenant that has been established.
and that Jesus came and inaugurated a new covenant.
And he did that at Passover right before he was crucified.
The last supper, which was the last Passover supper, the last authentic Passover supper was also the first Lord's Supper.
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