Now, if you want to understand the biblical case for supercessionism, you have to settle one truth before

Definition of Israel and the Presuppositional Error of Supercessionism.

So within replacement theology, there are those that hold to what is sometimes called economic supercessionism

Oh, yeah. Let's clarify that. So, first of all, what is replacement theology? Well, that's the common name that it's known by. It's more specifically as a doctrine or a theology, it's supersessionism.

Supercessionism. John Piper. Todd Friel. John MacArthur and his sycophants like Phil Johnson.

This is episode 180 of Preterist Supercessionism, part four.

This is part three in a multi -part series on a doctrine called Supercessionism.

This is episode 180 of Preterist Supercessionism, part four.

will be given to other authorities authorities in the church and This is what in theology is called Supercessionism

That's called Supercessionism.

This is the where the concept of succession comes from. I would simply suggest to you that the only meaningful succession that has any kind of historical or logical validity is To teach the same things the Apostles taught and we only have one place to go to find out what they taught every I Remind you of what of what Mitch Pacwa admitted and did so honestly in our debate in 1999 in sola scriptura I asked him and I would ask any Roman Catholic name me a single word a Single word or maybe a phrase or maybe a sentence that Roman Catholic Authority has defined that Jesus or any of the Apostles said that is not contained in Scripture Anything Tell tell me how Rome has infallibly defined anything Paul taught the Thessalonians or Anything Jesus said of the the disciples outside of what's found scripture it it hasn't and so When this issue comes up What you do is you say I believe in apostolic succession and I believe I'm standing in apostolic succession because I insist upon teaching only what the Apostles of Jesus Christ taught.

Replacement, you know, we believe in replacement theology. They look at the post -millennial view of the kingdom of god and they say like well It must be incredibly anti -jewish because look there is no literal 1000 year rule of jesus on the earth from it from the throne at jerusalem.

So that if you want to be a part of the Israel of God, you have to be in him, there's only one people of God, one covenant of God and one name under heaven by which a people must be saved and that is Jesus and supersessionism in that way isn't a mean -spirited doctrine and it's not anti -Semitic but it is the apostolic worldview, it is the grammar of redemption, it is the New Testament story and here's the question you got to ask yourself, brothers and sisters, who would you rather offend?

That doctrine is called, a name for it, cessationism. Cessationism is the belief that the manifestation to the Holy Spirit's power and signs and wonders and dreams and visions and all that, that it ceased when the New Testament was complete.

You're a replacement theologian and you're espousing Catholic, Reformed Catholic doctrine. Let's just call it what it is. You are a Reformed Catholic. You believe in Catholic Reformed Theology. It's not just Reformed Theology.

Full preterism is not Christian. It's a redefining and overhaul of everything that the saints have had held near and dear to for 2000 years. Absolutely correct. Now, can I make a comment on Acts 1 .8 here?

A reformed doctrine. Remember, this was from the guy who wrote Moving the Church to Become Under Elder Rule. Maybe that's the way they speak in the South. I don't know. Maybe that's the way they talk in Missouri or Mississippi or someplace.

And the knee -jerk reaction of a lot of these dispensationalists was that lordship salvation was teaching a repackaged Roman Catholicism when it came to justification. And obviously, since I have read and re -read Dr. MacArthur's book, nothing could be farther from the truth.

So this is a controversial topic among Reformed Christians, and not all hold to cessationism, but most do because they hold that the scripture is sufficient to equip the man of God for every good work.

It does not come out of the Reformation. Its continuity is with Roman Catholicism. But what was said by the leading spokesperson for provisionism today, Blight and Flowers, is that, well, the gospel is supernatural, not conversion.