"replacement theology" - what is it?
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Unfortunately we seem to be repeating ourselves. There's no argument about how God sees the Jew Spiritually. We all in this thread are not denying this scripture. We all understand that it's through Christ that we have new birth, it's through Christ we're all considered spiritually a Jew.
The thing that's being discussed is whether or not God has washed His hands of the nation of Israel, the Jews as a whole nation. The scripture above is speaking of Spiritual Israel.
What we're saying is that God still has future promises, future plans for the natural nation of Israel that have not yet been fulfilled. I use to believe that the Jews have the New Covenant now and they do. But I had no idea about the future of Israel until I read Ezekiel. As you read through it, you'll see promises made to the nation, that aren't fulfilled yet. I did an inductive study which as you go through scripture you observe the text by asking the who, what, when, where, why and how? You do cross referencing, make lists of key words etc. So when I studied Ezekiel, it was obvious to me that God has a plan for the whole nation of Israel and it's future. So thanks for sharing your scripture, but it doesn't apply to what we're saying. You're speaking of Spiritual Israel, we're speaking of the natural Israel, the nation.
The thing that's being discussed is whether or not God has washed His hands of the nation of Israel, the Jews as a whole nation. The scripture above is speaking of Spiritual Israel.
What we're saying is that God still has future promises, future plans for the natural nation of Israel that have not yet been fulfilled. I use to believe that the Jews have the New Covenant now and they do. But I had no idea about the future of Israel until I read Ezekiel. As you read through it, you'll see promises made to the nation, that aren't fulfilled yet. I did an inductive study which as you go through scripture you observe the text by asking the who, what, when, where, why and how? You do cross referencing, make lists of key words etc. So when I studied Ezekiel, it was obvious to me that God has a plan for the whole nation of Israel and it's future. So thanks for sharing your scripture, but it doesn't apply to what we're saying. You're speaking of Spiritual Israel, we're speaking of the natural Israel, the nation.
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actually your wrong, This is not a serious discussion. It died the moment you opened it up. People do not want to discuss this issue, they want to tell you what they believe, and if you disagree with them, Your condemned Told your not saved, teach a different gospel. or are called names.
I feel like i am back in high school.
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smh, I feel like I am back in high school.
So everyone is saved in the mellinial reign? Says who?
Jeremiah 31:34
They will not teach again, each man his neighbor and each man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they will all know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of them,” declares the Lord, “for I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more.”
Actually this concerns Isreal. Not Gentiles.
So everyone is saved in the mellinial reign? Says who?
Jeremiah 31:34
They will not teach again, each man his neighbor and each man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they will all know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of them,” declares the Lord, “for I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more.”
Actually this concerns Isreal. Not Gentiles.
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There are saved Isreal (All Isreal is saved)
And saved Gentiles
What is so hard to understand?
THEY ALL BELONG TO THE CHURCH. WITH JESUS SITTING ON HIS THRONE.
I know you want to try to trip me up. Forget about it..
Paul did the same thing in Rom 11. There are natural branches (saved Israel) and unnatural branches (saved Gentiles)
so what is your problem?
And saved Gentiles
What is so hard to understand?
THEY ALL BELONG TO THE CHURCH. WITH JESUS SITTING ON HIS THRONE.
I know you want to try to trip me up. Forget about it..
Paul did the same thing in Rom 11. There are natural branches (saved Israel) and unnatural branches (saved Gentiles)
so what is your problem?