Do you know what it means to be a dispensationalist? Do you know the view of dispensationalism in regards to the law of God and His Word? Many of you are sleeping in dispensationalist churches, reading Scofield and New American Standard (NASB) Bibles (and other wayward translations), and have no idea what really is the doctrine of dispensationalism. Where did this modern view of God’s law and the Bible originate? Who started it? Why did Spurgeon call it Darbyism? Is it a help or heresy?

Don’t skip this section thinking that it doesn’t matter. It may mean your very soul! It may mean finding another Church. It could mean a complete change in how you walk and/or lead your family daily. It does impact whether you’ll submit to God’s laws concerning worshiping Him in Spirit and in truth, debt, giving, educating your children, being a keeper at home, and more . Pray, study diligently, and ask the Holy Spirit to guide you into the truth of God’s Word in relation to this matter. (John 16:13). Read the following posts and also conduct your own research. None of us can afford to be spiritually lazy today. Study and pray!

Consider these as you study and we highly recommend the KJV Bible:

Jeremiah 31:31; Matthew 5:17-19

1 John 2:3-4, 1 John 5:3

Romans 7:22; 7:25; Romans 8:7-8

John 14:5, Deut 5:10, Rev 12:17

Rev 14:6-7, Ecc 12:13, Rev 12:17, John 15:10

A Biblical Refutation of Dispensationalism (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5), by Arthur W. Pink

The Uses of the Law, by C.H. Spurgeon

The Baptist Confession of Faith(1689) w. Scripture Proofs: The Law of God

Matthew Henry Commentaries: Matthew 5:17-19 & Romans 7:22 & 7:25

The Westminster Confession of Faith (1646) w. Scripture Proofs: Of the Law of God

The New Hampshire Baptist Confession of Faith (1833): Of the Harmony of the Law and the Gospel