This second part of the Doctrinal Analysis completes the survey of the

basic doctrines that, independently of all dispensational differences, must

be held fast by every faithful Christian believer.

Many objectors to the teaching known as 'Dispensational Truth' attack

their own false conception of what such a term means.  If only they could

distinguish between that which is fundamental to all callings and that which

is peculiar to each calling, most if not all of their antagonism would

dissolve.  'All have sinned, and come short of the glory of God', is true of

all, under whatever dispensation they may be ranged.  The Saviour's one

Sacrifice for sin is the peculiar provision and peculiar necessity of no one

calling or dispensation.  Faith in the authority and trustworthiness of all

Scripture is basic and independent of all distinctions, and the Person of

Christ, His work and His grace is central and fundamental to every phase and

subdivision of the purpose of the ages, whether focused upon Jew, Gentile or

Church of God, Earth, Heavenly city or Far above all.

While only too conscious of the limitations both of our ability, and of

the necessary recognition of available space, we nevertheless believe that

none can peruse the following pages without profit, and if these two

doctrinal parts lead to the conviction that:

'Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus

Christ' (1 Cor. 3:11),

we shall be honoured indeed.