Pleased with your book my beloved brother! What is the target of your book to the readers?

Thanks for the review. Lindsey is indeed an easy target, and I really wonder whether his loudest critics have ever read him. More than anything, I appreciated his repeated pleas to trust Christ. The critics could take a lesson here.

There is no prevenient grace, common grace, effectual grace, or any other kind of grace. There is only grace - God working in the universe, and in human lives, to reconcile all things to himself. God is never against us (even if it may feel that way sometimes), but always for us.

White, like most Hyper-Calvinists, is deceived by the Calvinist theological system and, consequently, has become a deceiver of others.

No he gave them like us free will

Just finished the book yesterday and I completely agree with Megan. I don’t think she misrepresented people. She sees through the double talk and presents the truth. For example, when Karen Swallow Prior writes an article comparing pro-life to pro-masks and vaccines it doesn’t really matter that she says in the article she’s not making a moral equivalence, because she already has. Same thing with JD Greear and others. They say one thing, but then do and say something else that confuses everyone and seems to conflict with what they said before. It’s very manipulative, which is why it’s hard to pin down. Megan is compiling all the evidence and giving her own conclusions. She’s not just cheery picking a few random things. And she’s not characterizing everyone she mentions in the book as wolves (as someone commented about Ortlund). She even says that in the introduction. Ortlund is only mentioned in one section of one chapter.

Great review!!!! I just ordered the book!

Jesus was opposed to atonements of any kind. His formula was simple- go and sin no more. Atonement and forgiveness are mutually exclusive.

7:30 I think the various categories scholars have divided grace into are artificial. There is only God's grace extended to us at all times to draw us closer to him.

Regarding your view of the atonements, I agree. It's far too extensive for one particular theory.

This was super helpful!

Thanks, good review ! Now David's buddy, Leighton Flower's new "Drawn by Jesus" 😊.

This book not only helped me understand and articulate Christ’s universal atonement, it repeatedly brought me to worship. Excellent resource!

Such a phenomenal Book 📖

Covenantal.

Chris Date's analysis of Basham's attack on Ortlund says all you need to know about her deceptive journalism.

you have no idea young man. Keep reading though

A bible that is falling apart is a good sign of a life that is not. †

When can I show what the problem is? *It starts with a faulty paradigm.*

Eternal security is just that. It is eternal. But when someone falls back into sin then what happens? You cannot lose your salvation the bible is clear on that. If a person falls into sin then they can suffer losses. The loss of Eternal Rewards is serious. If you sin The Lord will forgive you.

I feel like both are part of a false Choice fallacy

Just discovered your channel! Thank you so much.

The bible is written throughout with symbolism and parables. Neither give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which minister questions, rather than godly edifying which is in faith: so do. 1 Tim 1:4 (KJV) To “rightly divide (separate) the word of truth” you must separate fact from fable, truth from tale, and principle from parable. 4 And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables. 2 Tim 4:4 (KJV) Example; When someone is tempted to do something that they know is wrong they have a little debate in their head and lie to themselves and make excuses to justify the action they want to take. Just like the story of Eve and the talking serpent. A talking serpent is a fable; 2 Tim 4:4 (KJV). A talking serpent symbolic of the lust of the flesh; is truth. We are told to seek out wisdom and knowledge throughout the bible(KJV), and contrary to the preachers and teachers deceiving statement “we can’t know (comprehend) God, the fact is we CAN know all there is that pertains to God and us, his creation. BUT Matt 13:10-11-15 (KJV). The arrogance of this generation thinking they are better than past generations, cannot grasp the full impact of said verses. When you take parables as literal you get fables. Don’t take my word for it, or any bodies for that matter. Come to the bible (KJV) with a clean slate, and with sincere want for truth, and not to consume it upon your lusts, but that you may do true worship and obedience to God, with a repentant heart, and with reason and logic the spirit of God will teach.11 … in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so. Acts 17:11 (KJV) All glory to God. Amen

GOD led me to this book to answer my sincere agnostic questions about the Gospel - the first chapter had the same prayer I had prayed prior to discovering this book, so I read it in one sitting as my hungry and thirsty empty soul yearned to understand and not miss so great a salvation . And this book not only gave me sound rationale to take the Bible at face value as a historical and authentic book, but it also revealed that I had to come to terms with Jesus (either as lunatic, liar or Lord) and graciously led me through the 10 commandments to show me why I was a sinner, which invoked the convicting power of the Holy Spirit to bring me to godly sorrow and the repentance that leads to salvation. This book also helped me count the cost of following Jesus and laid bare what the Christian life involves and thus laid the foundation for me to 180 degrees turn around to follow Jesus...no looking back and 100% commitment....so this is my testimony that this Book led me to Christ in TRUTH, and I was truly born again when I prayed that prayer (with the seeds planted in my opened up heart through the earlier chapters) at the end of the book, and then I felt like telling everyone about the change of heart and burden lifted off of me that I had experienced - that day I had come to Christ in truth through this book and others who knew my stubborness about the Gospel can testify that I had a 180 degree turnaround and was saved....this book is a must for non-Christian agnostics as well as those raised in Christian homes who have drifted into agnosticism...I can only pray that God may draw more to read this book because of this critique (Philip. 1:15-18)...Bro Rev Read peace be still...may you trust in the Lord Himself Who says if He be lifted up He will draw all men to Himself (which is what this book does) - those who read this book with a sincerely open heart, will experience the convicting power of the Holy Spirit (NOT a works Gospel but laying the foundation to count the cost of following Christ) - even Apostle Paul said the Gospel was not a play of words but the power of God unto salvation (1Thess. 1:5)...and this book did for me what a tract with the sinners prayer could not do (even though I sincerely prayed many times but without true understanding of what made me a sinner)

Dispensationalism is a horrible error which came from a heretic and which makes the Bible into an unintelligible mess. Various cults follow it because they need it to explain their errors. It isn't taught in scripture, it isn't taught in the early church. Here is a test for you. The church, which is the Israel of God, started on what date? The scriptures say that this for whom Christ died so be sure and get thw date right or you will have some saints but saved.

Thank you so much for the book review. What views did he have on the New Covenant in relation to the church? Thanks.

Author sounds like a confused mid-Acts dispy. He gets the heavenly people part fine, but just as God uses Israel in the Millennium to restore the earth, so to, He uses the BoC to reverse the effects of the unclean heavens mentioned in Job 15:15 and Job 25:5. After the GWT judgement closes, in the end as in the beginning, both are restored as one people in one kingdom on a new earth, the heavens plural are reduced to heaven singular, and access to the tree of life is bookended.

I have read this book a couple of times and have found it to be very reassuring and helpful.

I don't know why the pre-trib rapture triggers so many people. God has already raptured several people, including Enoch, Elijah, and Jesus. If He raptured them, why would it be so hard to believe it would happen again? If people don't believe in the rapture, that's their prerogative, but they act like they're afraid dispensationalists will cheat by rapturing ourselves somehow, like we're skipping out early on a job.

WOW! You the man, my brother! I grew up in a wonderfully Gospel-centered Baptist congregation, where the Lord saved me and called me to preach, and from where I was sent off to a super Christian university. Through all that, I recall hearing the word "dispensation" used in teaching only once. When I transferred to a strong premillennialist dispensationalist Bible college, it was culture shock for me! One of the professors even asked me if I were an amillennialist (which I wasn't). In time, the Lord used that dear, patient man to put the Bible together for me. Before I graduated, I was a Ryrie Study Bible new premil dispensationalist, and am stronger in that same position by the year. Thank you for being faithful and brave enough to stand for sane dispensationalism. While others are dropping it right and left, I rejoice to hear you not wavering. Old Scofield dispensationalism has great problems which the 1967 notes corrected. And, Dr. Ryrie did even better. New premillennial dispensationalism may not be perfect; but, it answers far more questions than it leaves hanging. Bless you, my brother!

I am not much for the symbolization of the scriptures, just because an account in the scripture can be used to symbolize another message doesn't mean it should, I suppose on the spectrum I lean far to the literal interpretation of everything being literal, although not in total.

I think the example of the Passover eliminates the argument of "wasted blood." One lamb was slain for the house, the lamb's blood was put on the doorposts, there could be one person or as many would fit in the house and they were all saved. There is an unlimited amount of space in the figurative house of Salvation, one or as many will come into the house shall be saved.

Excellent point. This has been my position for years concerning “election”.

I think that anyone fortunate enough to have read the entire Bible, beginning with the OT, without the presuppositions of Calvinism, knows that the Bible never teaches Calvinistic election. It just doesn’t exist in the Bible. But cue Calvinists in this comment section (should they have found their way here) with their hackneyed objections and self-congratulatory ‘humility’ and ‘giving glory only to God,’ a usual manipulatory move. Thank you, though, for a very good review. I am grabbing my own copy!

Jews will destroy America from iside

GES! And Zane, what a humble man he was.

Thanks for this thoughtful review. Like you, I am on the Basham's side of the issues, but because she is so reckless with the truth, many will dismiss her book completely. She is definitely getting lots of high-fives from people in her own camp, but it seems to me this book will lead to just more tribalism and less light shed on the shadowy parts of Christianity.

Pastor here, just ordered it looking forward to reading it!

The Jews are the chosen people of God. The Edomites are the Gentiles, the one God did not choose, every race of people on earth except the Jews. Because the Jews are God special choosing people.

The njkv is the only bible i use i have checked out other translations and they all are missing verses

I have come to realize that no one is taking Romans 8:29-30 literally. It is explained in my Predestination MasterClass video.

I picked up the CSB Apologetics Bible a couple weeks ago while my Thompson Chain NIV is getting re-covered. I'm highly customizing it as I usually do and it's fast becoming what might be my main Bible? Let me say what I wish it did have. - Red letter!! I'm missing this feature so much that I've taken a red artist pencil and drawing a small vertical line next to the verse number of every verse that Jesus is speaking. A red highlighter would bleed through the page too much. - A Larger Concordance. - More historical information, in charts and tables. - A couple more blank pages at the beginning or the end of the Bible - I would be especially happy if I could get this apologetics Bible in red letter and in Thompson Chain. The chain is wonderful. So to alleviate some of these desires, I'm cutting supplemental information out of other Bibles, creating tables of information in Word, pulling comparison charts from the internet, cutting them to size and inserting them in the appropriate places to look as if they were built with the Bible. It can be done using a reusable glue and no one can really tell it's not a professional job. The inserted Pages turn just like any other Bible page. I'm active in Apologetics and the articles may not go deep enough for me, so I slightly question if I should have gotten a CSB regular Study Bible just for the plethora of random facts, and leave the Apologetics study to my regular fact finding routine. In the end it may not matter, as I do like the Bible and the translation and I'm enjoying adding things to it.

Thank you.

Very good video sir I'm just glad that you believe that the King James is the standard and I also agree that the new King James is better for public reading and studying

Amen and amen.

Thank you so much for this detailed review, because this is exactly the type of book I don't want to be exposed to and waste my time on.

Just got the book.

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The authors don't know what to think of Dispensationalists either! They don't know the history of Darby and get that wrong. There brief fly by history of the Dispensationalist history is the only thing that is OK with this book.But that is something you can get anywhere else and is not worth buying the book for. Their view of Daniel is that it was written after the fact pretending to be prophecy so they do not believe in the inspiration of Scripture and prophecy.

"After Dispensationalism" is just a promotion of Liberal unbelieving "Apocalyptic genre" nonsense. And it is done at the expense of made up bogey men seen in Dispensationalism.... well, that maybe are in Dispensationalism... well, could possibly arise in some extreme cult offshoot of Dispensationalism... well ad nauseam non compos mentis disingenuous propaganda.