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 Biblical Dispensationalism is also known as **//Theocratic Covenantal Dispensationalism//**. It is the recognition of separated, distinct, and self-evident economies in biblical history that are established through the biblical covenants, and which all form part of the unifying theme of the Bible: The Kingdom.
+I order to learn about all of this, I want to put together an introductory study of the Bible and its structure as a unified whole. That means I want to study out a "biblical theology," like Walter Kaiser described:
+>Biblical theology is the quest for the big picture or the theological wholeness and the overview that brings out the unity, the plan, the cohesiveness, and the purpose of God as that plan moves through the course of history.
+But unlike so many of the "scholarly" biblical theologies out there, I want a "biblical" biblical theology--a biblical theology based on the Bible.
+And that's why I started with the first study below: **//What is the Bible...?//**
+^  Study  ^  Links  ^
+| **What is the Bible?** ||
+| 1. The Bible is a Covenant Corpus | {{ :12_moadis:001_what_is_the_bible_1_covenant_corpus.odt |odt}}, {{ :12_moadis:001_what_is_the_bible_1_covenant_corpus.pdf |pdf}}, {{ :12_moadis:001_what_is_the_bible_1_covenant_corpus_pt1_testaments.mp3?linkonly | audio1}}, {{ :12_moadis:001_what_is_the_bible_1_covenant_corpus_pt2_8covenants.mp3?linkonly | audio2}} |
+| 2. The Bible is Authoritative | {{ :12_moadis:002_what_is_the_bible_2_authoritative.odt | odt}}, {{ :12_moadis:002_what_is_the_bible_2_authoritative.pdf | pdf}}, {{ :12_moadis:002_what_is_the_bible_2_authoritative.mp3?linkonly | audio}} |
+| 3. The Bible is Accessible | {{ :12_moadis:003_what_is_the_bible_3_accessible.odt | odt}}, {{ :12_moadis:003_what_is_the_bible_3_accessible.pdf | pdf}}, {{ :12_moadis:003_what_is_the_bible_3_accessible.mp3?linkonly | audio}} |
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 The person charged with managing the resources and/or household affairs of another is called, in English, a steward. And (wouldn't you know!) that English word "steward" in the King James Bible is a translation of //oikonomos//, thus showing us that each dispensation is an economy based on the stewardship that God gives a steward, expecting that steward to manage the resources and affairs committed to him by the Lord according to the will and desires of the Lord.
->**1Corinthians 4.1-2:** Let a man so account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards [//oikonomos//] of the mysteries of God. Moreover it is required in stewards [//oikonomos//], that a man be found faithful.
+>**1Corinthians 4.1-2:** Let a man so account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and **stewards [//oikonomos//]** of the mysteries of God. Moreover it is required in **stewards [//oikonomos//]**, that a man be found faithful.
 Dispensations are not the invention of John Darby. They are the economies (stewardships) that God establishes with men throughout history.