Good News! The Dividing Wall Is Gone by R. Scott Clark

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"The great sin of Dispensationalism is that it rebuilds what Christ tore down in his own body, on the cross: the wall of enmity and division between Jewish Christian and Gentile. This is clearly seen in the notion of a future rebuilt temple and a re-institution of memorial sacrifices. No, Christ died “once for all” (Heb 10:10). ~R. Scott Clark via Christopher J Gordon at AG Radio.
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