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1 Peter 2:9.

And that's the point. The priesthood didn't go from Levi to Judah. It went from Levi to Christians.

Sure. You can begin with 1 Peter 2:9.

You fail to understand that we have all become priests.

Neither one of those passages is a covenant., but I appreciate you sharing your reasoning.

I appreciate the response. The reason I asked was because if someone can frustrate God from accomplishing His will, is God still sovereign? Secondarily, revival are times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord. According to Acts 3, one's actions may hinder or aid their blessing in such...

I didn't make the claim. You did. I just asked for the scripture that backs up the claim.

Where do you find this in scripture?

Sure you do. They have to be regrafted in. There is only 1 covenant that does this.

Under what covenant?

That's a perfectly good answer to a question I never asked. Ethnic Jews saved now and in the future the bride of Christ?

Those of Jewish ancestry that are regrafted in...not the bride of Christ?

I think the argument can be made for such a position, but I'm not dogmatic on the subject. I do believe believers have always been saved by grace through faith even when the Messiah's identity was as yet fully revealed. But God did deal with Israel as a national entity for a time and this is...

I understand the term to refer to the final Gentile being saved.

You won't be around for it. At least not on earth.

Are you saying that man can somehow frustrate God from bringing revival?

Are there commandments in the Bible that didn't originate with God?

You may want to incorporate it.

Let's test that. What does the rest of the Sabbath teach about Christ?