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Four Types of Dispensationalism | Dr. Randy White

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by Randy White Ministries Sunday, Oct 20, 2024

Four Types of Dispensationalism


Download this chart in PDF format here: https://humble-sidecar-837.notion.site/Dispensationalism-s-Four-Families-125b35a87d6380a4a511ffdb48c46f33?pvs=4

PositionActs 2 (Classic)Mid ActsUltraProgressive
The Nation of IsraelThe church grafted into Israel’s spiritual promises. The physical promises reserved for the nation in a future fulfillment.Israel's spiritual and physical promises given to Israel alone. Promises to the church may be similar but are not the same promise.
The church grafted into Israel’s spiritual promises. The physical promises reserved for the nation in a future fulfillment.The church grafted into Israel’s spiritual promises. The physical promises reserved for the nation in a future fulfillment.The Kingdom of God
Future, physical, and includes both Israel and the Church.Future, physical, and Israel only (with a distinct and separate role for the church).Future, physical, and Israel only (with a distinct and separate role for the church).
Already / not yetThe beginning of the "Church Age."On the day of Pentecost (with some exceptions/inconsistencies at an earlier point in Jesus’ ministry).
With the revelation of the mystery to Paul in the middle of the book of Acts.With the revelation of the mystery after the close of Acts 28.On the day of Pentecost (with some exceptions/inconsistencies at an earlier point in Jesus’ ministry).
BaptismAn act of obedience for Christians, strongly suggested.An required act for the repentant nation of Israel, not practiced in the church.
An required act for the repentant nation of Israel, not practiced in the church.An act of obedience for Christians, strongly suggested.The Lord’s Supper
A symbolic act showing the incarnation and death of Jesus as well as the establishment of the New Covenant.Usually practiced as a symbolic act showing the incarnation and death of Jesus. Sometimes not practiced.Not practiced, viewed as a memorial supper for the Jewish nation.
A symbolic act showing the incarnation and death of Jesus as well as the establishment of the New Covenant.The saving gospelBy faith alone, with works as an act of obedience.
By faith alone, with works as a response to grace.By faith alone, with works as a response to grace.By faith alone, with works as a display of faith.
The LawNo longer in effect after Acts 2.No longer in effect after Paul’s ministry began.
No longer in effect after the book of Acts closes.Believers are obligated to the moral law, but not the ceremonial or civil law.Charismatic Gifts
Mostly cessationist.Totally cessationist.Totally cessationist.
Often continuationist.

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