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They only covenant they can receive Christ under is the new covenant.

The nation Israel could not longer fulfill the terms of the covenant. But again, if you don't acknowledge that the book of Revelation is talking about the covenant begun in Deuteronomy, one can believe all manner of things. I do need to address your earlier post to show the error in your...

No Gentiles have ever been under the Mosaic covenant unless they were proselytes. The Mosaic covenant was only made with the nation Israel.

That's a false conclusion. The law was established in Christ's fulfillment of it. The covenant was done away with when all the terms of the covenant were fulfilled.

All who aren't in Christ remain under the law. This is why they are still under condemnation.

Right...you go to the shadow of things. That was my point. I never said Jesus destroyed the law. By fulfilling it He actually established the law. But you seem to be putting yourself back under the law. I don't get up every day and have a set of requirements to fulfill. I merely submit myself...

You keep going back to Moses when we have One greater than Moses. Christ did for us what the law could not do.

Christians are no longer under the law. They are in Christ and are no longer under condemnation. You may suffer chastening or lose eternal benefits as a result of your failure to keep the law by walking in the Spirit, but a Christian will not be judged as to his guilt before God concerning the law

There is a lot here. Much of what is here is true. I hope to have time later to address a a few things.

Are you under the law?

Job 42:5 Job declares that he had heard of God by the ear, but now his eyes see God. We know that Job didn't actually see God, so what was he saying? We get 80% of our sensory information through our eyes, 15% through our ears, and 5% through our other senses. Job is saying that God had...

Job is a severe case of what all true Christians go through at some point. To me, it is the only way God can truly accomplish in Job and us what happens for Job in Job 42:5.

You should study Isaiah 65 in this regard.

So God didn't fulfill the old covenant? He simply said He would sanction Israel for being unfaithful, but never followed through? You are tied to an understanding of Revelation that ignores its true purpose. I understand how difficult it is to have viewed and been taught and studied to be...

The new covenant is about being incorporated into Christ. Ethnic heritage placed every Jew in covenant with God and under the law. But within that population, there were those who, like Abraham, were related to God by faith as well, and who were recipients of the covenant of grace. In the time...