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Please submit only sites concerning Acts 28 Dispensationalism, which maintains that only Paul's prison and Pastoral epistles apply to believers in this present dispensation. This viewpoint is based upon the belief that the present church did not begin until Acts 28 (or shortly thereafter). The theme of these sites must focus mainly upon Acts 28 Dispensationalism, instead of associated topics such as soul sleep, universal salvation, etc.

Acts 28 Dispensationalism takes its name from the belief that only Paul's prison and Pastoral epistles, which were written after Acts chapter 28, apply directly to the church in this present dispensation of grace. But like the mid-Acts Dispensationalists, Acts 28 Dispensationalists also agree that believers must not forsake the rest of the Bible, because all scripture is written for our admonition and learning (1 Cor. 10:11, 2 Tim. 3:16, 2 Pet. 1:20). However, since the Acts 28 viewpoint teaches that Paul was a minister of the New Covenant during the Acts period, Acts 28 Dispensationalists also believe the heavenly inheritance of the present church was not revealed until after Paul wrote his Acts epistles.