Dispensationalism or Covenant Theology? Is God finished with the nation of Israel? Is the Church the same as Israel? Are we living in the Millennial Kingdom, or is it still to come? Is the world getting better or worse? Is Satan bound-or still at work? Does God fulfill His promises literally or spiritually? How you answer these questions shapes how you understand Scripture. But what if the issue isn't just your answers-what if it's how you're reading the text? Defending Dispensationalism challenges readers to examine Scripture with fresh clarity, asking whether theological systems arise from the Bible or are brought to it. By exploring covenants, prophecy, and the future kingdom, this book makes the case that God's promises are fulfilled exactly as given. Because if those promises can be redefined, then no promise is secure. But if God means what He says, then everything changes.
Defending Dispensationalism : A Biblical Case for Interpreting God's Promises Literally