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THE
GREAT
REQUIREMENT
(iv)
As to the Dispensational Truth and Teaching.
(1)
One part of the Past not necessarily to be read into another part
of the Past.
(a)
Matt. 10:5,6 and 28:19,20.
(b)
Luke 9:3 and 22:35,36.
(2)
The Past not to be read into the Present.
(a)
Law and Grace.
(b)
Imprecatory Psalms.
(c)
The Sabbath.
(d)
The Kingdom.
(e)
The Gospels.
(f)
The Sermon on the Mount.
(g)
The Lord's Prayer.
(h)
The Priesthood.
(i)
Baptisms.
(k)
The prophecy of Amos. Amos 9:11,12, Acts 15:14-18.
(l)
The title `Son of Man'.
(3)
The Present not to be read into the Past.
(a)
The Mystery.
(b)
`Sons of God'.
(c)
The `Church'.
(4)
The Future not to be read into the Present.
(a)
The Great Tribulation.
(b)
The 144,000.
(c)
Sundry Prophecies. Psa. 2;
Isa. 2;
Isa. 40.
(d)
The Day of the Lord.
(5)
One part of the Future not necessarily to be read into
another part of the Future.
(a)
The Advents.
(b)
The Resurrections.
(c)
The Judgments. 2 Cor. 5:10; Matt 25:31-36; Rev. 20:11-15.
(6)
The truth and teaching of the Canonical Order to be distinguished
from the Chronological and Historical Order.
(a)
The Tabernacle.
(b)
The Great Offerings.
(c)
The Four Gospels.
(d)
1 Samuel 16 to 18.
(e)
The book of Jeremiah.
(f)
The Pauline Epistles.
The reader may not agree with every interpretation and every conclusion
arrived at by the Doctor under these heads, but the very contemplation of
these subdivisions is of itself suggestive and provocative of individual
Berean-like search.