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The major doctrine the Pentecostals and Charismatics do not understand is the dispensational truth that we are not in the Old Testament times, but live in a different dispensation.

Two primary relationships - the administration of God (Gods interactions with mankind) and the stewardship of man (mankinds interactions with God) - comprise the most fundamental basis of a dispensational program.

Dispensationalism best explains the reason why God has changed His instructions for believers down through the ages (i.e., believers today are no longer forbidden from eating certain meats).

Once we understand God's Dispensations, we can no longer apply non-Church-Age Scriptures to the church today; for example, Matt 24:36-44 does not refer to the Rapture.

Romans chapter 11 proves that because the church and Israel are two distinct entities, this present dispensation was still future in Matthew 16:18.

After giving a basic definition of Dispensationalism, this study examines the seven traditionally recognized dispensations in detail, including the common Dispensational viewpoint concerning the seventy weeks of Daniel.

Life and Works of all major authors of dispensational works, mostly Plymouth Brethren but many Presbyterian and Lutheran. With works online, more samples of works, and links to similar sites.

Bible Charts, by Clarence Larkin, have been extremely helpful to Christians since they were first published over 75 years ago.

Although some critics of Dispensationalism claim that the early church fathers were Covenant Theologians, systematized Covenant Theology is actually of recent origin.

Dispensationalism helps explain the seeming contradictions in Scripture; for example, one passage intones "saved by faith without works", while another states "faith without works is dead".