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Introduction

This site is in its infancy and is a work in progress. This site will present Holy Scripture interpreted from a dispensational standpoint. The site contains the following materials:

1. Written Commentaries of Conrad Bowman of various Books of the Bible.
2. Written Transcripts of Lectures of Conrad Bowman.
3. Audios of the Lectures of Conrad Bowman.

 

This site presently contains one hundred and eleven (111) written transcripts of lectures conducted by Conrad Bowman from the standpoint of a dispensational interpretation of Scripture. These transcripts are from the Books of First and Second Corinthians (13), Colossians (6), Ephesians (12), Hebrews (6), Romans (29), Revelation (42), and First Timothy (3). Each of these Books will also include a Commentary prepared by Conrad on that Book. In addition, with minor exceptions, you will be able to access from this site the audios of the lectures of the lessons on these Books conducted by Conrad.

 

When completed, we expect this site will contain 143 written transcripts of Conrad Bowman’s lectures covering all of the Books upon which Conrad conducted lectures. Each of those Books will also include a Commentary and, with minor exceptions, the audios of those lectures.

 

You can download and print the written lectures from this site should you so desire. You can also listen to the audios of those lectures from this site. I know of no other site that allows you to have such a direct application of the dispensational interpretation of Scripture. I encourage you to print the lessons you are interested in reading, and listen to the audios of these lessons as you read them. I think you will find that Conrad’s message will resonate with you more clearly if you do this.

 

Dispensational interpretation of Scripture is an outgrowth of the writings of the Plymouth Brethren which flourished from the 1820’s until the 1940’s or so. In its most fundamental sense, dispensational interpretation of Scripture is founded on identifying the particular people or group to whom the message was given, and the time when that message was given. Rightly dividing the Word of God. For example, the Sermon on the Mount was given by Jesus to Jews living under Law prior to Pentecost. On the other hand, Paul’s writings were given to Jews and Gentiles alike living under Grace after Pentecost. By so dividing the Word, one can see that the promises to the believers living under Law were earthly, and the promises to the believers living under Grace (and indwelled with the Holy Spirit) were and are heavenly.

 

There are endless writings about the dispensational interpretation of Scripture beginning with John Nelson Darby in the early 1820s and continuing with other members of the Plymouth Brethren such as F.W. Grant, William Kelly, C.I. Scofield, Lewis Sperry Chafer, William R. Newell, Henry Ironside, Sir Robert Anderson, John G. Bellet, William Hocking, C.H. Mackintosh, Miles Stanford, and many, many others. To my knowledge, however, there is little if any material available containing studies of the specific Books of the Bible from a dispensational point of view that is available both in writing and in sound. This is what you will find in this site.

 

Should the material in this site be of interest to you, please check this site periodically as there will be additional material added as the transcribing of the remaining lectures is completed.

 

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