" Dispensational theology teaches as much. It places restoration before repentance in regards to Israel, the nation. This is contrary to every requirement God has placed on mankind throughout all of creation."
Does it????? Right now we are in the "age of Grace".......How is that different???????
"And it is also how we know that today's nation of Israel is not a biblical fulfillment of prophecy. Some will say that one day "all Israel will be saved". Yet, we all know that only a remnant will be lead unto repentance. How do you then reconcile the two ? You can't. "
Why sure it is....God brought the people back to their land after 2600 years and it was foretold by Ezekiel. Yes, there is a group within Israel that does not believe that Jesus is the Messiah but they still believe in God. And God tells us HE (HE) will punish them for this discretion. Roughly 2/3 of those left behind after the Rapture will not make it and the other third will be forever in his loving light.
"Remember that it was God Himself that brought on the complete destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D., as Jesus had told them He would. Politics and world organizations do not dictate the hand of God. On the contrary. He may well use them for His purpose. But for what purpose ? One that is contrary to our "God that never changes" ... except in this case ?"
God brought it on,,,,,NO...He did not stop it and He predicted it because from the beginning He already knew that it was going to happen. He gives man free will, because He knows the future for everyone.
"Dispensational theology can only work under such conditions. And it is in grave error. Today's Jews, wherever they may be are welcomed into God's Kingdom in Christ in the same manner as us Gentiles. Repentance and faith by God's grace ... period.
You are right here.... By God's Grace,,,,Amen
"through a regathering into any land anywhere. God's people look for that city whose founder and builder is God ... the heavenly Jerusalem that is above. And He is not ashamed to call them His own. How incredible is that ?"