"A careful comparison of the prominent place which is given to repentance in the New Testament with the very small place it has in present-day teaching, even in so-called 'orthodox' pulpits, brings to light one of the most significant and solemn 'signs of the times.' Some of the most prominent of those who are pleased to style themselves 'teachers of dispensational truth' insist that repentance belongs to a past period, being altogether 'Jewish,' and deny in toto that, in this age, God demands repentance from the sinner before he can be saved, thus blankly repudiating Acts 17:30: 'But now commandeth all men every where to repent.'" -- A. W. Pink from Repentance.