Tracts

This is a simple presentation of the wonderful results of faith into Christ, God’s only begotten Son, our Saviour and Lord.

The two churches
must be kept separate. Malachi and Matthew are identical but Ephesians and Malachi are dispensationally exclusive.

Tithing
was basically a tax that Israel was obliged to give. Tithing is not an order for the church which is His Body.

The Mystery,
a dispensational truth lost for centuries, but unearthed slowly since the reformation. The Mystery is not Christ’s death burial and resurrection.

What happened to Israel? (70 weeks) They were set aside at Acts 28 and became lo-ammi. God’s purposes for Israel will resume sometime in the future.

Bible Study Rules. There are rules which must be used when studying God’s Word. Because these are ignored, there is confusion and conflict.

They are completely different mysteries.

Stuart Allen from the Berean Publishing Trust presents a Scriptural answer. A tract helpful when witnessing to unsaved folks.

It is a feast given to Israel that was fulfilled for and about Israel. Not only so, there were no Gentiles present at Pentecost.

Our Lord Christ died at Passover, and his blood ratified the New Covenant, but we are not New Covenant Christians today.

Is this a command for believers today? If it is why do most remain in the land of their nativity?

Romans is the gospel of the Kingdom. Romans is not about our calling today, Romans is Zion, promise and prophecy.

The imminent return of Christ to the earth is a constant in the Gospels and Acts but not after Acts 28.

It is not the beginning of or even The Mystery of Ephesians and Colossians.

Romans is the promise made to Israel’s fathers and has 190 plus O.T. quotes.

They are monumental. Ignoring them is not right division.

It does not mean the church was being revealed. The differences in Paul declare Acts 28.

Why did Peter need a vision to speak to a Gentile? Why did those at Jerusalem contend with him?

Many claim it is obedience, but it does not fit in our present calling given after Acts 28.

This question is based upon an incorrect foundation, that Paul received this truth during Acts, but we consider it anyway.

The dispensational truths for today are not found in Roms., Cor., Gal., Thess..  They are in those letters written after Acts 28.

If we take things belonging to Israel and twist them to mean the church, we have jumped with a bad ‘chute

There are bad consequences if we fail to compare the differences in God’s Word. Many see the differences in Paul’s writings, can you?

Must we observe the Sabbath and the other Jewish holy days? NO!

The Lord ministered to Israel in the Gospels (and Acts). Thus the “words of the Lord“ need to be very carefully considered.

Is Peter writing that The Mystery is”hard to be understood”? Was he a slow learner? But, what is the context of 2 Peter 3?

Which body in Romans,
Corinthians & Galatians?
And another look.

How then are those readers in different companies? Kingdom/body saints? A Mid-Acts nonsense.

The contexts are mutually exclusive

Paul’s Acts period Gospel was none other things than those which the prophets and Moses did say should come

It is often in the Gospels and Acts. Isaiah & Paul to Acts 28, are about Israel, not The Mystery

At Kadesh-Barnea Israel failed but the Lord made a pledge. This pledge can be found in Romans Romans is Israel, nothing hid in God.

Paul’s hope during acts was promise and prophesy, the wolf, leopard, lion, bear, ox, and asp

Paul in and after Acts given his gospel by revelation