Hear and your soul shall live. Although hotly denied by its advocates, the ultra calvinistic views propagated by Pink inevitably stifle concern for the lost, and stultify evangelistic and missionary effort. Or the Philippians believers Phil. It is just such reckless distortion of Scriptures that has brought the study of the types into disfavor. Arthur Pink either drastically changed his views regarding the covenants or else he writes in a most contradictory fashion.
Finds fault with using the covenants to divide Scripture into seven dispensations.
The foregoing instances do not, by any means, exhaust the doctrinal errors which abound in the writings of Arthur W. Pink, but enough has surely been written to prove that he is not a reliable guide into the truth of God. Undoubtedly there are many helpful things in his writings, but error is so interlaced with truth that those not firmly rounded in the word can very easily be led astray. His widespread ministry included pastorates in Australia and the United States. Mr. Pink's view of the Scriptures, of doctrine, and of Christian practice was not the view of the twentieth century, nor even of many of his contemporary evangelicals. In light of Pink's radical views on predestination unto damnation, as exposed in this critique, this last statement is rather difficult to accept.