Nothing could be more obvious.
So then ask yourself why the supersessionists willfully choose to deny and dismiss these crucial milestone statements?
I mean, there are just so many and so tightly knit together. Right?
Replacement theology? Yes or No.
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So then ask yourself why the supersessionists willfully choose to deny and dismiss these crucial milestone statements?
I mean, there are just so many and so tightly knit together. Right?
Yes, they do allow parts of the Scroll to travel. There were other antique Bibles and a printing press was set up. I haven't been in a synagogue but I would go if someone invited me, for sure. I love history and I've gone through old mansions, forts, log cabins, any place considered historic in my travels I will visit. I've seen some unique places and items.
The time of the gentiles refers to when the gentiles were allowed to trod the city of Jerusalem.... time, times, and half a time; or 1260 days, or 42 months, or 3-1/2 years.
The destruction of the temple confirms the change from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant.
As I said, there are no rules against it. There is no reason for anyone to be against it, but if they are that's their problem, not yours.
I think supersessionists ignore these tightly connected “until” and “restore” statements because their system forces them to dismiss what is textually obvious—Scripture repeatedly affirms a future national restoration of Israel that they simply cannot allow.
Why would the Apostles care? Jesus told them that they would all become Judges and judge over the 12 tribes of Israel during His Millennial Kingdom reign in Matthew 19:28 and Luke 22:29-30.
The Bride enjoys the status of a wife. Not a subject.
Again, the NT never, not once, denotes Christ Jesus as King of the Christians.
Never not once. This by intentional design.
2Co 11:2
For I am jealous for you with godly jealousy. For I have betrothed you to one husband, that I may present you as a chaste virgin to Christ.
Eph 5:33
Nevertheless let every one of you in particular so love his wife even as himself; and the wife see that she reverence her husband.
Rev 5:10
And hast made us unto our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth.
Wasn't it the Vatican maybe was deemed the 'New Jerusalem' after all those churches of the RCC are worldwide now. And the Pope is like the 'Vicar of Christ'
The reason why it was perpetuated was not many people were allowed to read the Bible in their own languages back then so lots of passages were just ignored.
If you knew Latin you could but its now a 'dead' language.
And also, OT was orginally in Hebrew and NT in Greek (as is obvious) so the different translations or translations of translations could be interpreted differently.
That's why we are in this mess today.
Do you remember what parts of the scroll you saw, was it a particular book, like Genesis or Isaiah? Or Psalms?
Thank you for your opinion.
For those who loves ai, please enjoy.
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I use AI for work, my son has a PhD in neuroscience and uses AI quite a bit in the medical field for diagnosis where it does have useful applications but he also affirms AI is not without consequences on the brain and its neuron-connectivity.
And last time I used AI I was a real person too...lol
I think the confusion you’re describing really does come from the historical fact that for centuries ordinary believers couldn’t read Scripture for themselves, since the RCC restricted access to vernacular Bibles and tied authority to Latin—a language most people didn’t know—so ideas like “the Vatican is the New Jerusalem” or the Pope as “Vicar of Christ” spread simply because people had no ability to check the text; once Scripture became available in Hebrew and Greek again, and translations were made directly from the originals rather than from Latin, it became obvious that New Jerusalem is a heavenly city from God, not an earthly institution, and that many doctrines developed during the medieval period were the result of translation layers, ecclesiastical control, and the absence of direct access to the biblical languages.
Was the ark of the covenant in the temple at the time it was destroyed?
It has been destroyed a few times though. When it was rebuilt, was the ark returned? If it wasn't then what was there? An empty space??
You must have forgotten that Jesus told His Disciples that they would all become Judges judging over the 12 tribes of Israel during the earthly Millennial Kingdom period. We aren't all just given the role of a bride only.
A classic dodge from the truth, but that’s alright—I’m not giving up, because you’re worth it.Not fear. Just dislike.
I have no fear of plastic furniture, just dislike.
But I do not 100 percent refuse plastic furniture. Some occasions I do use them.
Cheers
I'm pretty sure I read that some people want to rebuild the temple to original glory but how can they do that if what was INSIDE the ark is now disappeared.
They can't somehow recreate the OG Ten Commandments on the stone tablets, the rod and the jar of manna, it would just be a replica and not the original.
The ark was so precious that anyone who touched it would instantly die.
They can't somehow recreate the OG Ten Commandments on the stone tablets, the rod and the jar of manna, it would just be a replica and not the original.
The ark was so precious that anyone who touched it would instantly die.
no idea...just asking for a friend.
She really wants to know.
Some people say it got moved to Ethiopia but I find that hard to believe.