Acts 1 Dispensationalism
Why the Church Existed in Acts 1 and the Answer to the Acts 2:38 Water Baptism Controversy
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Contents 1. Peter and Paul's Apostleship 2. The Answer to the Acts 2:38 Water Baptism Controversy 3. Why the Church, the Body of Christ, Existed in Acts 1 4. The Answer to Modern-day Tongues Confusion 5. Dispensationalism, the Second Coming of Christ, and the Rapture 6. Summary of Acts 1 Dispensationalism Appendix I: The Historical Beginning of Dispensationalism Appendix II: One Baptism of Ephesians 4:5 Appendix III: Progressive Dispensationalism Appendix IV: Sabbath-Keeping and the Dispensational Transition from Law to Grace in the Early Church Appendix V: Covenantalism: Remixed Galatianism Appendix VI: Four Groups of Believers Who Were Water Baptised in the Book of Acts Appendix VII: Various Baptisms in the Bible Appendix VIII: More on Disputed Verses Appendix IX: Mid-Acts (9 & 13) and Acts 28 Ultradispensationalism
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Dispensational Theology is crucial to understanding the Bible. But most people to not comprehend the similar but distinct ministry and message of Jesus and the twelve apostles to the Jews, in relation to Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles, during the transitional time of the early church. Acts 1 Dispensationalism provides the solution to the great dispensational debate that has divided all of Christendom. It carefully divides the Word by using literal-grammatical-historical methods of interpretation and corrects several commonly held errors. In this book one will gain a better understanding of the mission of Jesus and the Twelve to Israel, and Paul's separate mission the the Genitle nations, and the purpose of water baptism in their ministries. In time, Acts 1 Dispensationalism may rival Acts 2, Progressive, and Mid-Acts Dispensationalism as a more viable biblical interpretation.