Understanding
The
Dispensationalism
Controversy
By
Kerry Trahan
This book is an updated version
of the author’s Th. D.
Dissertation, which was
originally submitted to the
faculty of Louisiana Baptist
Theological Seminary February,
2007
Disciple of Jesus Ministries, Inc.
Port Neches, Texas
Email: doj@att.net
All Scripture quotations are from the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible.
© Copyright 2007 by Kerry Trahan. All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in part or in whole by any means without permission from Kerry Trahan. |
ISBN 978-0-9800959-0-6
Library of Congress Control Number: 2007940724
I would like to express my deepest appreciation to those who have contributed so much time and labor to help make this publication possible.
To Jeanne McElwee for her tireless and patient editing.
To Mary Hertel for proofreading.
To my wife Rosetta, who so lovingly compensates for my frequent absences from common life.
To the faithful members of A Church of Jesus, who are so sacrificially dedicated to the service of our Lord.
Chapter 1 Introduction to Part One
Chapter 2 Defining Dispensationalism
Chapter 3 The Basic Tenets of Dispensationalism
Chapter 5 The Millennium and the Rapture
Chapter 6 History and Development of Dispensationalism
Chapter 7 Introduction to Ryrie’s Sine Qua Non
Chapter 8 God’s Primary Purpose in Scripture
Chapter 9 Israel and the Church
Chapter 10 Introduction to Interpretation Methods
Chapter 11 Two Methods of Interpretation to Choose From
Chapter 12 The History of Interpretation
Chapter 13 Allegories, Types, Symbols, and Parables
Chapter 15 Dispensationalism Adopts a Consistent Literal Method of Interpretation
Chapter 16 The Effects Interpretation Methods Have on How Israel and the Church are Perceived
Chapter 17 Interpretation Methods and the Primary Purpose of God in Scripture
Chapter 18 Challenges to Literalism Within the Dispensational Camp
Chapter 19 Charges Raised by Non-Dispensationalists Against Dispensational Literalism
Chapter 20 The Effects Interpretation Methods Have on Prophecy
Chapter 21 The Development and Explanation of Several Prophecy-Related Theological Viewpoints
Chapter 22 Summary and Conclusions to Interpretation Methods
—Secondary Theological Outcomes
Chapter 23 Introduction to Secondary Theological Outcomes
Chapter 25 Millennialism and Rapturism
Chapter 28 Law Described and Defined
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About A Complete Guide to Understanding the Dispensationalism ControversyHave you ever wondered what to think about dispensationalism? Kerry Trahan’s A Complete Guide to Understanding the Dispensationalism Controversy is a highly comprehensive and accessible resource that will bring both sides of this controversial theory to light. Perfect for anybody seeking a greater understanding of the topic of dispensationalism, this book thoroughly details the history, tenants, and opposing viewpoints surrounding this form of biblical interpretation. Trahan explores the definition of the term and the interpretation of the theory from a strong biblical standpoint, sharing with us his great wealth of knowledge based on years of studying the topic. This guide to dispensationalism, published in 2007, is an excellent resource for those wanting to learn more about all aspects of the topic. With Logos Bible Software, Trahan’s writings are more accessible than ever. You can instantly view Scripture references contained in A Complete Guide to Understanding the Dispensationalism Controversy by hovering your mouse over them, and searching becomes an easy one-click breeze. Broken down into three parts, Trahan’s dissertation first discusses the meaning behind the term “dispensationalism,” pulling definitions and quotes from many respected theologians such as Charles Ryrie, C. I. Scofield, and H. A. Ironside. Section two details Charles Ryrie’s three “sine qua non,” or essentials, of dispensationalism, and the third section of this informative book explains some secondary theological issues, most of which relate to eschatology. |
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