Ephesians Chapter 2 refers to a former temple wall of separation that kept Gentiles away from the place of Jewish temple sacrifices in earlier times. But Messiah Jesus' perfect sacrifice tore open the curtain in Herod's temple at the moment of His death on the cross giving both Jewish and Gentile believers in Him access to come boldly before the throne of God the Father. (Heb.10:19-22) The wall of separation between Jew and Gentile was knocked down through the obedient death of Messiah Jesus on the cross.  (See Eph. 2:14.)

Gentiles have erected their own walls of separation to divide Jewish and Gentile believers, one of which is the notion of Dispensationalism: that there is a special Gentile spiritual kingdom and a natural Jewish kingdom. John the Baptist, Jesus, and Paul the Apostle only preached one singular kingdom of God. (See Matt. 3:1-2, Matt.4:17 and Romans 11:11-27.) God has only one singular kingdom consisting of 2 unified groups of people: Jews and Gentiles. The words: "Gentile Church" do not ever appear anywhere in the Scripture.

We must deconstruct before we reconstruct.  (See Jeremiah 1:9-10 and Eph 2:14-17.)

Ephesians Chapter 2 refers to a former temple wall of separation that kept Gentiles away from the place of Jewish temple sacrifices in earlier times. But Messiah Jesus' perfect sacrifice tore open the curtain in Herod's temple at the moment of His death on the cross giving both Jewish and Gentile believers in Him access to come boldly before the throne of God the Father. (Heb.10:19-22) The wall of separation between Jew and Gentile was knocked down through the obedient death of Messiah Jesus on the cross.  (See Eph. 2:14.)
Gentiles have erected their own walls of separation to divide Jewish and Gentile believers, one of which is the notion of Dispensationalism: that there is a special Gentile spiritual kingdom and a natural Jewish kingdom. John the Baptist, Jesus, and Paul the Apostle only preached one singular kingdom of God. (See Matt. 3:1-2, Matt.4:17 and Romans 11:11-27.) God has only one singular kingdom consisting of 2 unified groups of people: Jews and Gentiles. The words: "Gentile Church" do not ever appear anywhere in the Scripture.
We must deconstruct before we reconstruct.  (See Jeremiah 1:9-10 and Eph 2:14-17.)

A show which challenges church tradition, not with hostility, but with a view to assessing the Biblical validity and viability of what is taught and lived.

Rev. Earl Clampett is a retired attorney, Administrative Law Judge, and Spanish-Speaking Jail Chaplain with the San Diego County Sheriff Dept. He is an ordained minister with a B.A. Degree in Theology, Magna Cum Laude, from Life Bible College. He has authored 3 books: “God’s Got a Problem on His Hands”, “The Blueprint: Is God’s Bible Design Linear or Circular?”, and “Homecoming: How the New Covenant Brings Both Jew and Gentile back to Abba Father.” He recently co-authored and released a 2021 field manual entitled: “Kingdom Calling: A Field Manual for Believers”.

A show which challenges church tradition, not with hostility, but with a view to assessing the Biblical validity and viability of what is taught and lived.
Rev. Earl Clampett is a retired attorney, Administrative Law Judge, and Spanish-Speaking Jail Chaplain with the San Diego County Sheriff Dept. He is an ordained minister with a B.A. Degree in Theology, Magna Cum Laude, from Life Bible College. He has authored 3 books: “God’s Got a Problem on His Hands”, “The Blueprint: Is God’s Bible Design Linear or Circular?”, and “Homecoming: How the New Covenant Brings Both Jew and Gentile back to Abba Father.” He recently co-authored and released a 2021 field manual entitled: “Kingdom Calling: A Field Manual for Believers”.

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