Pastor Joel Webben

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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 985: Stopping The Islamification Of America · 9 Apr 2026 podcast

but many evangelicals have fallen for it.

Yes, supersessionists, yeah.

Right.

Dispensationalism, it comes from the word dispensations, which are just, they're segments of time, eras of time.

So a dispensation of 80 years or a dispensation of 200 years, the idea of dispensationalism, it goes against, supersessionism is the idea of covenant, that God has been doing something and

And he's not doing it ad hoc, right?

It's not on the fly.

But the God who formed the world before the foundations of the world were laid, he had a plan.

We're not on plan B. The church is not plan B, whereas Israel, God's chosen people's plan A, but that didn't work out.

So God paused plan A for the last 2000 years and was working on plan B with the church.

And then eventually he'll fold those things together.

Dispensationalism is the idea that God is doing a different thing.

In each of these dispensations, each of these eras of time, whereas covenant theology or supersessionism is the idea that God has had a plan from the very beginning and his plan with Israel under the old covenant, Old Testament Israel, Israel according to the flesh, is that through them he would bring about the promised seed.

and the seed is singular.

St.

Paul says this in the book of Galatians, we see this in Ephesians, multiple New Testament passages.

Paul, when he's commentating and exegeting the Abrahamic covenant from the Old Testament, Genesis chapter 12, this promised seed, he even goes out of his way verbatim to say it is not seeds, plural, but rather seed, singular, and the seed is Christ.

So what is the purpose of

of old covenant Israel according to the flesh in the Old Testament, God was using them to bring about eventually the promised Messiah, to bring about the Christ.

And then upon the completion, once we have the new covenant, we have the incarnation of Jesus Christ, his life, his death, his resurrection, his ascension, and the inauguration of the new covenant and the church, then Israel, according to the flesh, old covenant Israel, they're not just discarded, they're warmly invited in.

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