I think I have to make a correction to my last post because I think it may have led to a wrong understanding. What we call here "economy of grace" is not really the same as dispensation of grace. We simply divide history into two periods, the period of the OT which we also call it the "economy of the law" and NT which we also call it "the economy of grace". Some teach that this period of grace ends with the rapture of the church. They mean that many things after the rapture will not be the same as before. Since the Spirit goes with the church there will be no new birth, no Spirit baptism, no spiritual gifts, not a Spirit-led church. Believers will also have to be willing to deny the mark of the beast and die for Christ. So a new period will start which will not be the same as before. But grace, as the Blood of Christ, will be still available to people. As I said dispensationalism is not something we talk about here.
I think I have to make a correction to my last post because I think it may have led to a wrong understanding. What we call here "economy of grace" is not really the same as dispensation of grace. We simply divide history into two periods, the period of the OT which we also call it the "economy of the law" and NT which we also call it "the economy of grace". Some teach that this period of grace ends with the rapture of the church. They mean that many things after the rapture will not be the same as before. Since the Spirit goes with the church there will be no new birth, no Spirit baptism, no spiritual gifts, not a Spirit-led church. Believers will also have to be willing to deny the mark of the beast and die for Christ. So a new period will start which will not be the same as before. But grace, as the Blood of Christ, will be still available to people. As I said dispensationalism is not something we talk about here.
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