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billwald said:
If children are not a part of the church but receive a blessing then on what basis? Common grace? <G>

If it's common grace, isn't it common to everyone and not just children of believers?

How is the unbelieving husband sanctified by a believing wife?
 
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This is the wrong place to be asking that question.

Dispensationalists have no concept of Covenant Theology, and cannot accept the Covenants God has made with His one people in Christ.

No, they have to distort God's Promises and the Gospel by having two distinct peoples of God and two methods of salvation.

You would be better posing that question to Covenant Theologians.
 
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