Tag Archives: dispensationalism

An Open Letter to JD Farag

Posted on January 30, 2021 by dknezacek

I was watching J.D. Farag the other day and he read from 2 Thessalonians 2:3, from the Geneva Bible, and I noted that they translated the word “apostasia” as departing. He didn’t comment on the passage, but I noted that … Continue reading →

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Servus Christi’s Serious Error on the Rapture

Posted on December 20, 2020 by dknezacek

For many months now I have been following a guy on Youtube who calls himself “Servus Christi”. His real name is Joshua Chavez. A great many of the Servus Christi videos focus on exposing heresy among NAR leaders, and the … Continue reading →

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Seven Mountains or Seven Spheres

Posted on June 4, 2017 by dknezacek

I was recently listening to Brannon Howse on my car mp3 player when I heard him talking about a new video “Is Genesis History?”, and gushing with praise about it. From what he said it sounds like its an apologetic … Continue reading →

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Theresa May sets the Brexit timeline

Posted on October 10, 2016 by dknezacek

So finally, Theresa May has made a speech where she is promising to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the exit clause of the European Union, by March of next year, and be fully out of the EU by … Continue reading →

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The coming break-up of the European Union

Posted on June 28, 2015 by dknezacek

It is only a matter of time until Greece leaves the European Union. Is that time now? We shall likely find out this week. As I was writing the Spirit of Prophecy, I was in the process of making my … Continue reading →

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Chapter 8 Exposed

Posted on October 7, 2013 by dknezacek

In Gary DeMar’s book “10 Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed”, I have found that every chapter is progressively more grievous, and chapter 8 is the most offensive yet! DeMar is very intelligent and his arguments are slick, but terribly wrong. The … Continue reading →

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Chapter 3 – Who has a Redemptive Future for Israel?

Posted on August 3, 2013 by dknezacek

In Gary DeMar’s third chapter of 10 Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed, he spends a lot of time attempting to refute statements by John MacArthur, and other dispensationalists, to the effect that “only Dispensationalists have a redemptive future for Israel”. DeMar … Continue reading →

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Israel and the Rapture

Posted on July 27, 2013 by dknezacek

In Gary DeMar’s second chapter of “10 Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed”; “The Myth that the Modern State of Israel Is a Sign that the Rapture is Near” he presents some interesting arguments. Most of his arguments are logical, some of … Continue reading →

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DeMar’s “The Myth of an Israel-Church Distinction”

Posted on July 19, 2013 by dknezacek

Welcome to my exposé of Gary DeMar’s book, 10 Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed, chapter 1, The Myth of an Israel-Church Distinction. As I have been reading DeMar’s book, I have noticed his frequent implication that “if Dispensationalists have made any … Continue reading →

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Review of 10 Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed

Posted on July 13, 2013 by dknezacek

How does one go about critiquing a book like Gary DeMar’s, “10 Popular Prophecy Myths Exposed; the last days might not be as near as you think”? Perhaps the best place to start would be the subtitle; “ The last … Continue reading →

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