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TMSJ 16/1 (Spring 2005) 57–71 THE DUAL STATUS OF ISRAEL IN ROMANS 11:28 Matt Waymeyer Three major views of the identity of “all Israel” in Rom 11:26 have concluded that “all Israel” refers to the church, to the elect remnant of believing Jews during the present age, and to the ethnic nation of Israel[cite: 3]. […]

Am I a Dispensationalist? By Matt Waymeyer As a pastor at a Bible-believing church, one question I’m often asked is whether or not I am a dispensationalist[cite: 2]. The question causes me to hesitate, because even though I am decidedly dispensational on several of the key issues, I like to think of my theology as […]

By: Brian Arnold Anyone who has been a Christian for any length of time knows that repentance over sin can be an elusive thing to pursue.  Often times we can be discouraged by the plaguing sins in our life and even confused when sin we thought we had defeated creeps back into our life.  Well, […]

By Brandon Taylor The Christian’s Duty to Battle Sin: As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to live holy like the Holy One who called us to salvation. In our walk with Christ we should at all times be growing in obedience to God’s word and being transformed to greater measures of Christlikeness. Christ […]

By Brandon Taylor The millennial debate surrounding Revelation 20:1-6 continues to be one of the most hotly contested ones for all evangelicals. Many faithful bible expositors are striving to understand both the syntactical details the passage reveals and their significance. It is my position that the text itself, understood and interpreted in its context along […]