A Dispensational Approach By R. B. Shiflet II Peter I. Introduction 1:1 A. The Author 1. A Servant 2. An Apostle B. The Addressees II. INVOCATION 1:2-3 “Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Lord,...
By R.B. Shiflet It is a common thing in our time to hear a believer say, “I’m not concerned with dispensational Bible study; I’m just going to preach the gospel and emphasize the walk of the believer.” This feeling has no doubt come as a...
By Gregg Bing When Jesus entered the region of Caesarea Philippi, He asked His disciples, “Who do men say that I, the Son of Man, am?” (Matt. 16:13) When you look at Jesus’ life the answer is quite plain; it is just as Peter declared, “You are...
By Charles Wages (Continued from the December 2003 issue) Our theme throughout these lessons has been that “eternal life” is not some “far distant hoped for possibility,” but rather a present, permanent, position that every believer in the Lord...
I do not know what next may come, Across my pilgrim way. I do not know tomorrow’s road, Nor see beyond today; But this I know—My Saviour knows The path I cannot see. And I can trust His wonderful hand To guide and care for me. I do not know what may befall Of...
A Dispensational Approach By R. B. Shiflet II Peter I. Introduction 1:1 A. The Author 1. A Servant 2. An Apostle B. The Addressees II. INVOCATION 1:2-3 A. The Petition B. The Power C. The Provision D. The Promises “Whereby are given unto us exceeding...
