Dr. Couch, it seems that on his radio program, Hank Hanegraaff
continually attacks dispensationalism from a partial preterist-covenant
point of view. What do you think?
ANSWER: Nothing! I do not think anything about him. What can you expect from men
who have no solid hermeneutical training in the Word of God, who (1)
are allegorists, (2) who hold to a view that God is through with the
Jews, (3) that the Church replaces Israel, and (4) who are blind to the
facts of the Middle East that point like great big arrows to the
prophetic promises of the ancient prophets?
I simply quote the awesome predictions God made to the nation of Israel through the prophet Ezekiel:
"'I will put My Spirit within you [Israel], and you will
come to life, and I will place you on your own land.
Then you will know that I, the Lord, have spoken and
done it,' declares the Lord" (Ezek. 37:14).
"I will take the sons of Israel from among the nations
where they have gone, and I will bring them from every
side and bring them into their own land; and I will
make them one nation in the land, ... and one king
(the Messiah) will be king for all of them; and they will
no longer be two nations, and they will no longer be
divided into two kingdoms. ... I will cleanse them.
And they will be My people, and I will be their God"
(vv. 21-23).
Stick to the Word of God. Do not listen to contrary voices.
Thanks for asking.
Dr. Mal Couch
