Technically, Kingdom of God is wherever God is at.
But you must be Spirit filled.
The people in Luke are not Holy Spirit filled.
Agree
Luke 11:20
But if I with the finger of God cast out devils, no doubt the kingdom of God is come upon you.
Technically, Kingdom of God is wherever God is at.
But you must be Spirit filled.
The people in Luke are not Holy Spirit filled.
The kingdom spoken of in the parable is the spiritual kingdom. Those invited represent the Jews who rejected Jesus as Savior. So the kingdom was given to the Gentiles who were those who were given garments to attend. This also represents the change in covenant, as the garments represent the righteousness of Christ as well as other aspects of the story.Not so.They are to be exiled from the promised land on the day of the Lord.
Amos 5
“Did you bring me sacrifices and offerings
forty years in the wilderness, people of Israel?
26 You have lifted up the shrine of your king,
the pedestal of your idols,
the star of your god[b]—
which you made for yourselves.
27 Therefore I will send you into exile beyond Damascus,”
says the Lord, whose name is God Almighty.
They will not reign with Christ in the Lord's land.They can go live in Magog in the north.
This is not a parable.The kingdom spoken of in the parable is the spiritual kingdom. Those invited represent the Jews who rejected Jesus as Savior. So the kingdom was given to the Gentiles who were those who were given garments to attend. This also represents the change in covenant, as the garments represent the righteousness of Christ as well as other aspects of the story.
The application is real, but the description is metaphorical. And I was referring to the parable.This is not a parable.
It is a prophecy about what happens to the Israelis on the day of the Lord.Thats when the Lord comes and stands upon the Mt of olives.
They shall be sent into exile for worshiping the shrine of their king they made for themselves.
Amos 5
“Did you bring me sacrifices and offerings
forty years in the wilderness, people of Israel?
26 You have lifted up the shrine of your king,
the pedestal of your idols,
the star of your god[b]—
which you made for yourselves.
27 Therefore I will send you into exile beyond Damascus,”
says the Lord, whose name is God Almighty.
You have to admit,many of them do worship that star symbol of theirs.
The parable is saying that Jesus is the heir.The application is real, but the description is metaphorical. And I was referring to the parable.
I think you missed the point of the parable. You seem to be looking for a physical kingdom as they did also in the first century. The kingdom of God is not not in meat and drink, but in righteousness, peace, and joy.The parable is saying that Jesus is the heir.
Just like he says the kingdom belongs to him.
Mathew 13:41
The Son of man shall send forth his angels, and they shall gather out of his kingdom all things that offend, and them which do iniquity;
See,the promises were made to Abraham and his seed which is Christ.The promised land was always promised to Christ.It was not promised to Ahab and Jezebel for an everlasting possession.
The unbelieving Jews will be cast out and shall go into exile on the day of the Lord when the kingdom becomes Christs.
I'm.thinking you are missing the point.I think you missed the point of the parable. You seem to be looking for a physical kingdom as they did also in the first century. The kingdom of God is not not in meat and drink, but in righteousness, peace, and joy.
Well,you can be the one to tell Jesus the kingdom isn't his since you seem to disagree with him.
lol, He seems to think they jews are antichrist. And he can not understand they will repent on day and be restored.Do not put words in my mouth, that is not what I said. Read Romans 11.
Romans 11 doesn't say the kingdom belongs to the antichrist.Do not put words in my mouth, that is not what I said. Read Romans 11.
I understand a small remnant of Israelis repent and are baptized into Christ.But it's just a small remnant and the unbelieving Jews will imprison and kill them after they convert.lol, He seems to think they jews are antichrist. And he can not understand they will repent on day and be restored.
Good luck.
Nope...Okay..this is where I get confused. Is not most of Palestine the descendants of the wayward line of evil kings and so on?
I know Israel has intermingled with many.. probably Palestine as well.. but to whom are God's promises?
I've thought the suffering now of Palestine is the continued consequence of a past of rebellion toward the true God (not Allah)
Okay..this is where I get confused. Is not most of Palestine the descendants of the wayward line of evil kings and so on?
I know Israel has intermingled with many.. probably Palestine as well.. but to whom are God's promises?
I've thought the suffering now of Palestine is the continued consequence of a past of rebellion toward the true God (not Allah)
Israel did not actually target the church and eyewitnesses confirmed that. Here is what happened:
"The Israeli military told AFP that its fighter jets had hit a command and control centre involved in launching rockets and mortars towards Israel.
“As a result of the IDF [Israeli army] strike, a wall of a church in the area was damaged,” it said, adding “we are aware of reports on casualties. The incident is under review.”
Witnesses said the attack damaged the facade of the church and caused an adjacent building to collapse, adding that many injured people were evacuated to hospital...
Explaining the damage done to the church, the Israeli military claimed: “Hamas intentionally embeds its assets in civilian areas and uses the residents of the Gaza Strip as human shields.”"
Of course Al Jazeera -- a propagandist for Islamist terrorists -- calls this a "war crime".
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/10/20/war-crime-israel-bombs-gaza-church-sheltering-displaced-
Nope...
"Palestinians" are deserved refugees from most of the Middle East. They have been kicked out of every country for trying to overthrow every country's government.
The last government they tried to overthrow was Jordan (who had recently lost the West Bank to Israel in a war they, themselves had started)
Palestinians had grown lax for a while with their militant Muslim teachings and Christians had begun moving into the area....but eventually the militancy began again and spread into Lebanon where the largest Middle East group of Christians had lived for centuries. Even the Christians of Egypt began to look for refuge outside of Egypt.
Palestinians, led by the Tunisian Yasser Arafat have had a massive propaganda campaign by grabbing the attention of every news camera possible and bemoaning about the poor children of Palestine. When the truth us that Israel tried to be hospitable to this group that kept biting the hand that literally fed and housed them....they refused to live in provided housing....especially when news cameras were present.
Today there are only a token handful of Christians left in Lebanon, Egypt, or Palestine. The Muslims have driven them out by extreme prejudice and persecution. No recourse of the laws by any of the governments either.
So....
The Palestinians started a war they couldn't finish or even effectively fight. I have no sympathy whatsoever for them. They did this to themselves. They knew how brutal Israel could be but did it anyway as a means of fundraising to line the pockets of a few leaders.
lol, He seems to think they jews are antichrist. And he can not understand they will repent on day and be restored.
Good luck.
Romans 11 doesn't say the kingdom belongs to the antichrist.
The kingdom belongs to Christ as Jesus said.