Charts
Visual charts comparing progressive and traditional dispensationalism, the covenants, the kingdom, and prophetic timelines. Use them alongside the articles to see how the systems differ.
Arrabōn and Progressive Dispensationalism — Four Lessons
Four lessons from Paul's arrabōn: the Spirit as down payment inaugurates the same Kingdom, guarantees Israel's future, and holds already/not yet together.
Already / Not Yet — Nine Biblical Examples Chart
Chart of nine Already / Not Yet examples from Scripture: from Luke 4 and Isa. 61 to Daniel's 70 weeks, Zech.
Progressive Dispensationalism: From Promise to Fulfillment Chart
A progressive dispensationalism chart showing the two-phase structure: Phase 1 (the covenantal promise) and Phase 2 (the progressive fulfillment through.
The Already and Not Yet: Four Tensions in Covenant Theology, Progressive Dispensationalism, and Traditional Dispensationalism
A side-by-side comparison of how Covenant Theology, Progressive Dispensationalism, and Traditional Dispensationalism balance four already–not yet tensions.
Progressive Dispensationalism: A Theology of Harmony
A visual chart presenting Progressive Dispensationalism as a theology of harmony, comparing it with Covenant Theology and Traditional Dispensationalism across.
Dispensational Views of the New Covenant
A chart comparing five dispensational views of the New Covenant, summarizing each position's core claim and representative scholars.
Progressive Dispensationalism: Harmonizing Continuity and Discontinuity
A visual comparison showing how Covenant Theology, Progressive Covenantalism, Dispensationalism, and Progressive Dispensationalism balance continuity.
Progressive Dispensationalism on the Continuity–Discontinuity Spectrum
A spectrum chart locating Progressive Dispensationalism between Covenant Theology and Classical Dispensationalism, showing how it harmonizes continuity.
Holy Spirit Baptism: Traditional vs. Progressive Dispensationalism
A chart contrasting Traditional and Progressive Dispensationalism on the Baptism with the Holy Spirit, including its presence and foretelling in the OT.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Allegorical / Amillennial / Covenantal View
Allegorical and Amillennial timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: a symbolic covenantal reading where the 70th week extends through the Church Age.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Dispensationalist View (Anderson's Variant)
Dispensationalist timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks (Anderson's variant): from Artaxerxes' decree in 445 BC through 173,880 days to Christ's Triumphal.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Dispensationalist View (Hoehner's Variant)
Dispensationalist timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks (Hoehner's variant): from 444 BC through 173,880 days to Christ's Triumphal Entry on March 30, AD.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Historical-Critical (Maccabean) View
Historical-Critical (Maccabean) timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: from 605 BC to 164 BC, centered on Antiochus IV Epiphanes and the rededication.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Historical-Messianic (Classical Historicist) View
Historical-Messianic timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: a continuous Christocentric reading from 457 BC to AD 34, with the destruction of Jerusalem.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Jehovah's Witnesses' View
Jehovah's Witnesses timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: a continuous 490-year span from 455 BC to AD 36, with Jesus' baptism in AD 29, crucifixion in AD.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Preterist (Partial) View
Partial Preterist timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: a continuous 490-year span from 457 BC to AD 34, with the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Seventh-day Adventist (Historicist) View
Seventh-day Adventist timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: a continuous 490-year span from 457 BC to AD 34, cut off from the 2,300-day prophecy of Daniel.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks — Traditional Jewish (Rabbinic) View
Traditional Jewish (Rabbinic) timeline chart of Daniel's Seventy Weeks: from the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BC through the era of the Second Temple.
The Timing of the Mark of the Beast — Timeline Chart
Timeline chart showing when the mark of the Beast can appear: not during the Church Age, only after the Rapture, the revelation of the Antichrist.
Daniel's Seventy Weeks (Daniel 9:24–27) — Timeline Chart
Daniel's Seventy Weeks chart: dispensational timeline from Artaxerxes' decree (444 BC) through the 69 weeks to Messiah cut off (~33 AD), the Church Age gap.
Progressive Dispensationalism Kingdom Restoration Chart
A progressive dispensationalism chart showing the original Kingdom, the Fall, the covenantal program, and the progressive fulfillment of restoration through.
Traditional vs. Progressive Dispensationalism: OT Promises
A visual comparison of how Traditional Dispensationalism and Progressive Dispensationalism understand the fulfillment of Old Testament promises across.