Oh and BTW, there was NEVER a Church age "regathering" of the house of Israel and the house of Judah back TO Jerusalem and back TO the LAND of Israel.The real meaning takes you to a place that you do not want to go.
Cornelius will inherit the exact same promise as the house of Israel and the house of Judah.
Peter and his Jewish friends struggled with that one too, but they worked it out.
You did not.
So now you can go ahead and write a long essay "proving" that that is not the case.
Rather, there was an early Church age dispersion FROM Jerusalem and Israel, which became permanent in short order.
And another RT fallacy bites the dust.
The early Church period saw Jewish exile and dispersion away from Jerusalem, not a national regathering of the Twelve Tribes to the land:
Acts 8:1: Early Jewish believers were dispersed throughout Judea and Samaria following Stephen’s martyrdom.
70 AD: The Roman destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Temple under Titus scattered the Jewish population.
132–136 AD: The Bar Kokhba Revolt resulted in Emperor Hadrian banning Jews from entering Jerusalem entirely, renaming the city Aelia Capitolina and the province Syria Palaestina.