Robert Gundry places the judgment of the nations at the end of the millennium, and concludes it is the "last judgment" that deals with the "separation of the righteous from the wicked in the whole human race." In what follows, I will briefly summarize and critique his view on the judgment of the nations ...
The Concept of Imminency ...
In 2002, Knox Theological Seminary posted on its website a document entitled “An Open Letter to Evangelicals and Other Interested Parties: The People of God, the Land of Israel, and the Impartiality of the Gospel” written by Fowler White and Warren Gage, two faculty members of the school. This document is a strongly worded and passionate criticism of dispensationalism along with a defense of replacement theology...
The pre-wrath rapture view, which teaches that Christ will rapture the Church about three-fourths of the way through the 70th week of Daniel, has been dealt with in many other forums and in a more complete way than I am able to deal with in this paper. It is, for the most part, a variation of the mid-tribulational position as I have argued elsewhere...
As one evaluates the current debate between dispensationalism and nondispensationalism, the pervading notion seems to be that dispensationalism is in the midst of an identity crisis. While as a whole the evangelical community is seeking for some common ground in eschatology, certainly a worthy aim, this paper seeks to contribute some understanding to the essence of dispensationalism in a day when the very term has been brought into question by those within dispensational circles...