The Hyperdispensationalism Showdown - Dr. Peter Ruckman vs. E. C. Moore: Who Takes the Crown?

In this video, Dr. Peter Ruckman and E. C. Moore are going to go head to head in a debate over (hyper-)dispensationalism. Who will take the crown?

If you're interested in Scriptural doctrine, then this is a debate you don't want to miss! Dr. Ruckman and Mr. Moore are two of the most influential theologians in the perdispensationalist movement, and their debate will be informative and entertaining!

In this podcast, Dr. Peter S. Ruckman discusses a tape recording of a former pastor named E.C. Moore who was dismissed from Pensacola Bible Institute for teaching the teachings of Cornelius Stam and Bullinger. The podcast aims to show how Moore's teaching disregarded the scripture's context and pushed his preconceived system through a series of verses. The podcast accuses Moore of limiting what Timothy heard from Paul to the context preceding it and of being Satanic for excluding writings from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

Dr. Peter S. Ruckman discusses the concept of limited atonement and how it relates to the sufferings of Christ. The speaker argues that while Christ died for the sins of the Church, his death cannot be limited to just those within the Church. The speaker warns the listeners against E.C. Moore's approach of wrongly dividing the word of truth, as he intends to exclude certain books from the Bible.

Dr. Peter S. Ruckman discusses the idea of apostate fundamentalists who do not rightly divide the word of truth and compromise on doctrine. The podcast also critiques E.C. Moore's definition of an apostate fundamentalist and his attempt to tie the revelation and mystery given to Paul exclusively to the church while denying its prior existence.

The speaker is attempting to prove the existence of two bodies of believers present in Acts 28, one of which is the body of Christ while the other is not. Ultimately, the speaker asserts that Simon Peter did not lay a foundation in Acts chapter 2, leading to confusion and misinterpretation.

In this podcast segment, Dr. Peter S. Ruckman is challenging the idea that the Church started with Paul in Acts chapter 9, as there is no verse in the Bible that supports this claim. Instead, there were two bodies of believers: one waiting for the immediate return of Jesus Christ and another that believed in the second coming of Christ, the tribulation, and that Jesus Christ the King, the Messiah, would sit on Christ's throne.

Dr. Peter S. Ruckman warns against a misinterpretation of Acts chapter 10 and Titus chapter 3. He claims that some people believe that Peter teaches salvation by works in Acts 10 while Paul preaches salvation by faith in Titus 3, but this is a distortion of the scriptures. The speaker encourages proper interpretation and division of the word of truth.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Dr Peter S. Ruckman: Hypers who need diapers
00:00:05 E.C. Moore and Hyper-Dispensationalism
00:03:27 Paul's Contradiction on Passing Information to Timothy
00:10:28 Paul's Sufferings and the Ministry of Telling People About Christ
00:12:13 Paul Filled Up the Sufferings of Christ for the Church
00:18:42 The Church Age was Unknown Between the Advents
00:23:50 Introduction to the topic of evangelistic kick
00:27:20 Acts 2 is not a fulfillment of anything Joel said
00:30:16 Introduction to Apostate Fundamentalism
00:39:41 Apostate Fundamentalism Defined and Criticized
00:40:45 Simon Peter's Gospel in Acts 15
00:43:46 Paul's Writings on Antichrist
00:48:30 Importance of Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth
00:49:26 Introduction to the Topic
00:51:28 Two Bodies of Believers vs. Two Bodies of Christ
01:01:53 Misinterpretation of Simon Peter's Theology
01:05:10 The Church Starting with Paul is not in the Bible
01:05:37 Not in the Body of Christ
01:07:15 Two Bodies of Believers in Acts 2
01:15:02 Church of God is the Body of Christ
01:19:12 Peter's Plan of Salvation in Acts 10
01:23:13 Intentional Rewriting of the Bible to Prove Falsehoods
01:24:22 Jesus' Second Coming and the Importance of Studying the Word of Truth