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Agreed, but yet again CC I can't react!! Please get this fixed!

Don't know who the guy is, don't care about the story. But the left wants my money to support abortions, the murder of the unborn. So, no I don't care about this issue in the least. Nor would you but you saw Trumps name involved. :rolleyes:

Totally agree. As our pastor put it, Jews have lost the use of the land, but not the deed. Exactly, they are under a spiritual blindness until God lifts it. Perhaps but no other nation has this said of them. Israel is special to God.

Of course they are yet to be fulfilled. Israel is still under a spiritual blindness as Romans 11 tells us. But 1948 is the beginning of God's prophetic time clock, it is the nation that was born in a day. It began with the promise made to Abraham. More than that, a covenant that was so...

When the Catholic church speaks, it speaks for all. The pope also apologized to the Jews aside from what was in the post. Protestants don't have a collective like Catholics do as you well know. But they still came out and denounced and apologized for the Replacement Theology teaching. You said...

In the decades after the Holocaust, many Christian communions undertook a full-scale reevaluation of this “teaching of contempt,” (Replacement Theology) as it had come to be called. Finding it incompatible with their core convictions, many eventually issued formal statements of renunciation and...

Well the issue is they haven't gotten past step one. Neither have you it seems. God made an unconditional and everlasting covenant with Abraham, a land promise was part of that. So unless all of you can explain how the words unconditional and everlasting mean something different, you haven't...

Same on this post, winning emoji.

Can't do it, but in my mind I gave this a winning emoji...

Yeah I don't even bother watching. It's a waste of time.

Oh for the love of Pete, I have been trying to drill this into the people in the Hatred of the Jews thread!!!! Apparently they don't understand how a covenant was made and what everlasting and unconditional means!!! :rolleyes:

My little reaction emotions still aren't working, but I would give this a winning vote if I could!

@CarriePie, I don't see anything I said here as funny.

What you are explaining is called Replacement Theology. It's simply wrong. Romans 11 is talking to whom? You can't get past Romans 11. Right, you're not saved just because you are Jewish. But God says He can and will restore a remnant, of Jews, and we do not take their place. God will keep...

No, I'm sorry. Your feeling about something doesn't make it fact. I didn't just come to this belief yesterday. I have studied the Word, I have read history. I have read both sides of the issue. There is such a thing as fact. I know people don't like to hear that, but it's true,whether you...

Had to go back and read, I'm at that age I have to check what I said. "That is," believing what the Word says and standing on it even if it isn't popular.

Sorry, I have read the same things as the "other" side has. I don't buy it. I'm sorry, I will go back to it again and again, it starts with the Abrahamic Covenant and an unconditional and everlasting promise. I just can't see any way around that. I can't believe God would break His promises.

No one said the church doesn't succeed. I said it doesn't replace the Jews. Romans 11.

We don't replace the Jews. You can conspiracy theory night and day but it doesn't change Romans 11. It's abundantly clear. Romans isn't talking about the church. God will keep his promise to the Jews.

Ok, well, here's the deal. It is heresy and it was repented of by both the Catholic and Protestant churches after the Holocaust. The Bible does not teach that Christians replace the Jews, Romans 11 makes that clear. Now if you see the Bible as hatred, that's between you and God. The fact remains...