Jimmy,
Thank you very much for pointing me to that article.
Before I was saved, I was catholic, teaching the 7 sacraments & how to pray the rosary, to 5th graders in CCD.
After I got saved, I ended up working with a man who was a preacher amongst Plymouth Brethren.
George Eadie discipled me, as we worked together, and taught me many things.
He, himself, taught me the differences between the apostleship to the circumcision, and the apostleship to the uncircumcision.
He taught me about the mystery of the body, as well as the transition of the book of Acts.
He also introduced me to the writings of Cornelius Stam and J.C. O'Hair.
Later, I was able, at times, to be under the teaching and preaching of Dr. Herbert Noe.
Before I was saved, I had been a goddess worshipper, praying to a graven image of the queen of heaven.
But then, not long after I was saved, I was being told that I had become "hyper-dispensational".
I had wondered why some things said in the gospels sounded somewhat different from some things said in the Pauline epistles.
These men showed me, that by rightly dividing the word of truth, all these things made sense.