I consider myself a dispensationalist because I believe the last dispensation, called the Day of the Lord and the Great Day of God Almighty, began in 2001 -- as many dispensationalists including myself predicted it would -- with the beginning of the Battle of That Great Day of God Almighty on 9/11 when the Euphrates was dry. And I believe that it results in the last vestige of the 7 heads of Satan being so soundly defeated that Satan wont be heard from again for a thousand years, allowing the Church to rule the earth in peace for a thousand years. And I believe the US, founded by George Washington who rode a pale horse, is the 4th horseman to rule the earth for Jesus since the sign of the Son of Man appeared in the clouds back in 312 AD, and will cause it to happen (or at least play the leading role). We are now dropping 100-pound "hailstones" on the latest face of the 7th head of Satan as prophesied. And I believe that the wise men were dispensationalists, who (like much of Jerusalem) expected the Messiah to be born exactly 4000 years after the appearance of Adam in the Garden of Eden (now Iraq), which is exactly when and where the first civilization appeared, and the first writing, first farming, etc, in short, the first civilized man. And at the end of the 7th dispensation, Satan will reappear and cause the earth to be destroyed by fire, ending the 7000-year reign of man on earth.
Do you guys agree with my assessment? And if not, why not?
Do you guys agree with my assessment? And if not, why not?
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