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The apostle Paul gave himself the title “the apostle of the gentiles” (Rom 11:13, 15:16; Gal 2:8), but a more fitting title would be “the apostle of mysteries” (or secrets), as this title is his most defining description: Within Paul’s … Continued
On the Day of Pentecost, God gave His Holy Spirit to those with Peter and the eleven (the 120 noted in Acts 1:15). Peter quoted the prophet Joel that God would pour His Spirit upon all flesh in the last … Continued
There is one God and within the Bible there are the people that do what God instructs, the people who obey God. That said, within the Bible, there are different instructions that God gives to different peoples and throughout different … Continued
The sheer number of denominations that exist within Christendom is all the evidence one needs to conclude that confusion of doctrine exits within the “Church” today. Every survey and every study identifies consistent feedback: “Religion is a consumer product for … Continued
<a> Right Division The key to understanding the Bible. To acknowledge and consistently maintain within your Bible Study the divisions that God put in His Word. Prophecy <a> Mystery <a> Little Flock <a> Middle Wall of Partition <a> Dispensationalism <a> … Continued
Odds are that you have only recently heard of Mid Acts Pauline Dispensationalism. One must ask the question, “why is that?” The fact of the matter is that our chief adversary, Satan, is opposed to the clear teaching and the … Continued
Mid-Acts Pauline Dispensationalism is primarily concerned with making salvation clear. The fact of the matter is that a large percentage of those who call themselves “Christian” are not saved and do not have eternal life with their Creator to look forward … Continued
Before turning an additional page within this Primer, it is critical that you ask yourself the following questions. If you do not know the answers to these questions, ask your pastor, priest, or another Christian that you fellowship with and do … Continued
primer noun prim·er | ˈpri-mər, chiefly British ˈprī-mə Definition of primer: 1: a small book for teaching children to read 2: a small introductory book on a subject 3: a short informative piece of writing
God recorded history past, history present, and history future within a book, the word of truth. He recorded the past, present, and future for your understanding. If you do not rightly divide the Bible, you will never fully understand it. We are … Continued
