Replacement theology? Yes or No.

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It is not that he forgot his promise to Israel and rejected them is that they rejected him


The king says the original guests were not worthy, so he orders his servants to go to the street corners and invite anyone they can find.
And yet Lord Jesus himself was the king of Jews, all disciples and apostles were Jews, early Christianity itself was a sect of Judaism, it only became predominantly gentile after emporer Constantin decreed it as the national religion.
 
There is no biblical obligation to support any non‑repentant secular nation.
Only to live faithfully within it while keeping my allegiance fixed on the Kingdom of God.

Unless of course you have confused the kingdom of God with a non-repentant secular nation.
 
This i agree.
Like I always said, Jesus didn't call Judah to sell Him. But Jesus used Judah to sell him.
God didn't call the brothers to sell Joseph. But God used the brothers evil act.
God never directs anyone to commit evil, but He can take the evil people freely choose, and work it into His redemptive plans..
 
Just the fact that Israel and the Jews exist is testimony to Gods faithfulness.

And the fact that the WORLD and 70/80/90% of believers hate/despise/forfeit Israel........Is reason to believe that God is not finished with them......Not to mention His very CLEAR and LITERAL Word.
I wonder how many of the haters are real believers. We live in the age of deception.
 
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And yet Lord Jesus himself was the king of Jews, all disciples and apostles were Jews, early Christianity itself was a sect of Judaism, it only became predominantly gentile after emporer Constantin decreed it as the national religion.
The title the King of Jews is meaningless without.....Jews. And a Kingdom, city and throne.

Right?

Please abandon your vain defiant fantasies and seize upon the Rock of the objective reality of the things that are surely coming to pass.

Luk 1:31 - And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS.

Luk 1:32 - He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the Highest: and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David:

Luk 1:33 - And he shall reign over the house of Jacob for ever; and of his kingdom there shall be no end.
 
There is no biblical obligation to support any non‑repentant secular nation.
Only to live faithfully within it while keeping my allegiance fixed on the Kingdom of God.
There is every reason to believe and obey God's word. God will bring Israel back into His fold. That's in God's word. You can ignore it, fight against it or pray for God's will to be done. Read Romans 11.
 
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There is every reason to believe and obey God's word. God will bring Israel back into His fold. That's in God's word. You can ignore it, fight against it or pray for God's will to be done. Read Romans 11.
My responsibility is to pray for the nation I live in, to seek peace where God has placed me, and to honor what is just—but never to treat an unrepentant state as though it were righteous, covenantal, or spiritually aligned with God’s purposes.
Earthly nations rise and fall; the Kingdom of God does not.
So I don’t “support” a secular nation in a spiritual sense. I simply live faithfully within it, bear witness to Christ, and keep my allegiance fixed on the holy nation God has already formed in His people. I support the word of God and the coming kingdom.
 
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The title the King of Jews is meaningless without.....Jews. And a Kingdom, city and throne.

Right?

Please abandon your vain defiant fantasies and seize upon the Rock of the objective reality of the things that are surely coming to pass.

Luk 1:31 - And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS.

Luk 1:32 - He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the Highest: and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David:

Luk 1:33 - And he shall reign over the house of Jacob for ever; and of his kingdom there shall be no end.
The only thing should be abandoned is the 7 year political thriller, the Faustian deal, the third temple, etc..
 
My responsibility is to pray for the nation I live in, to seek peace where God has placed me, and to honor what is just—but never to treat an unrepentant state as though it were righteous, covenantal, or spiritually aligned with God’s purposes.
Earthly nations rise and fall; the Kingdom of God does not.
So I don’t “support” a secular nation in a spiritual sense. I simply live faithfully within it, bear witness to Christ, and keep my allegiance fixed on the holy nation God has already formed in His people. I support the word of God and the coming kingdom.

Well siad
 
The only thing should be abandoned is the 7 year political thriller, the Faustian deal, the third temple, etc..
So then you choose to abandon Luke 1:31-33 and every Bible passage, covenant and promise related to it.

I take it this is related to the purpose of your being here?
 
God has already performed all His promises to Israel.

No He hasn't. That's been proven through Scripture here already.

To apply the verse to modern Israel is as much of a stretch as to apply it to your cat.

I don't know how y'all can read the Bible and come away with that false doctrine. It's beyond me.