In biblical interpretation, few topics evoke as much controversy and division as the prophetic role of Israel and the Jewish people. I’ve navigated the crazy landscape of dispensational theology, often finding myself labeled as antisemitic or accused of advocating for replacement theology.

As the pieces of the biblical narrative fell into place, however, a cohesive picture emerged, revealing the intricacy of God’s eternal design. Through the lens of Jesus Christ, the fragmented threads of prophecy and covenant found unity and fulfillment.

It became unmistakably clear that God’s redemptive agenda had always been one plan which Paul calls His eternal plan in Ephesians 3, where he shares that God’s Church is the focal point of the plan not National Israel. I will refute dispensational theology, demonstrating that God’s eternal plan of salvation has always been consistent from the beginning to the end.

This plan centers on Jesus’ church. The Old Testament remnant of Israel, the true Israel of God, and the true children of Abraham have always been part of this singular divine church (Christ’s Body).

Through this exploration, it will become clear that God’s plan of salvation through Jesus is unchanging and eternal. .