We, those of us who see what your are posting and then crying you're a victim because you post Antisemitic things like that. No one is making you a victim. YOU are the one sharing the posts.
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We, those of us who see what your are posting and then crying you're a victim because you post Antisemitic things like that. No one is making you a victim. YOU are the one sharing the posts.
Word salad, you're worse than the former VP, not such thing.
Again, no sense to what you're saying at all. smh
I'm not claiming to be a victim; I fight back. That's why when someone like you slanders me I expose what they're doing.
Some people do not understand the physical land was a "type" of something to come, which was much greater, all fulfilled in Christ which is denied.
I believe the land is the reality, but it will be a kingdom on that land ruled by God rather than by men, ie, a city with foundations.
Slander -Slander is the act of making false, spoken statements that damage a person's or entity's reputation.
Using YOUR words is not slander. Here we are.
Which is true compared to the totally lawless rebellion against God that we see in the west.
They do respect Jesus because they consider him to be a prophet. Judaism hates Jesus
Conservatives that mock Islam have lost the plot and need to focus on their own country's problems. Mocking religions doesn't do anything but offend and divide, and is really just self-righteousness.
Now compare that to the degraded condition of American cities and culture and you might be able to get his point.
No president should mock any religion. What a dumb, unpresidential thing to do
Well, I disagree, the land and the temple are types and shadows all fulfilled, a bit of dispensationalism left in ya! LOL
I will keep working on it.
The land belongs to Abraham and his seed (unless you have a corrupt bible that says descendants). The seed is Jesus. When He returns, promises fulfilled.
The NKJV is just one example, it's everywhere.
Genesis 28:3-4
King James Version
3 And God Almighty bless thee, and make thee fruitful, and multiply thee, that thou mayest be a multitude of people;
4 And give thee the blessing of Abraham, to thee, and to thy seed with thee; that thou mayest inherit the land wherein thou art a stranger, which God gave unto Abraham.
Genesis 28:4
New King James Version (Not King James Version)
4 And give you the blessing of Abraham,To you and your descendants with you,That you may inherit the landIn[a] which you are a stranger,Which God gave to Abraham.”
Galatians 3:16
16 Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made. He saith not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy seed, which is Christ.The NKJV is just one example, it's everywhere.
Genesis 28:3-4
King James Version
3 And God Almighty bless thee, and make thee fruitful, and multiply thee, that thou mayest be a multitude of people;
4 And give thee the blessing of Abraham, to thee, and to thy seed with thee; that thou mayest inherit the land wherein thou art a stranger, which God gave unto Abraham.
Genesis 28:4
New King James Version (Not King James Version)
4 And give you the blessing of Abraham,To you and your descendants with you,That you may inherit the landIn[a] which you are a stranger,Which God gave to Abraham.”
With all due respect, when people use Antisemitic tropes, what would you call them? You've not been a part of all the threads that this topic has been discussed. I don't meet people on the street and call them Antisemites. I didn't just randomly pick a handful of people at CC and decide to label them. No, it's what they say and post and promote!! When ChristRose first came here I didn't think we were that far apart on what we believed. I'm not sure HE knows what he believes. If it walks and talks like a duck, it's a duck. They are hitting out, yelling about Nazi's and Pharisees and Zionists simply to try and hide their true feelings. Otherwise they wouldn't post the things they post. It would like me posting a clearly racist joke and when caught say I'm being slandered and everyone is a Pharisee.
(BTW love the dogs in your avatar. Don't know if they are yours. Love Shepards, have one of my own now. Beautiful dogs.)
The doctrine of the pharisees makes perfect sense.
- The pharisees didn't believe that Jesus was Israel's messiah
- After the destruction of Jerusalem, the pharisees believed Israel after the flesh was still God's chosen nation
- This forced them to believe that OT prophecies point to a national restoration rather than to Christ and his body as the apostles believed and taught
Where in any of my posts did I say Jesus wasn't the Messiah. Plz post it here. Hint. You will be looking for a long, long time.
That's because God said so. And a ton of Scriptures have been shared to prove that point. Romans 11 says so.
Ok, the Bible says that God will plant them in their land never to be uprooted again. Which means ...
According to the writer to the Hebrews, Abraham and the patriarchs longed for a ‘better country – a heavenly one’.
They understood, though only dimly, that the land promised them actually had its origins in the heavenly, eternal reality that yet remained before them.
As a consequence, it is unthinkable that once the people of God have tasted of these eternal, heavenly realities they should somehow be thrust back into living with the old-covenant forms that could only foreshadow the realities of new-covenant fulfilments.
Instead of moving toward a worship centre localized in modern-day Jerusalem, the new-covenant believer joins with the angels to worship at the ‘heavenly Jerusalem, the city of the living God’
O. Palmer Robertson, “A New-Covenant Perspective on the Land,” in The Land of Promise: Biblical, Theological and Contemporary Perspectives (Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2000), 123
They understood, though only dimly, that the land promised them actually had its origins in the heavenly, eternal reality that yet remained before them.
As a consequence, it is unthinkable that once the people of God have tasted of these eternal, heavenly realities they should somehow be thrust back into living with the old-covenant forms that could only foreshadow the realities of new-covenant fulfilments.
Instead of moving toward a worship centre localized in modern-day Jerusalem, the new-covenant believer joins with the angels to worship at the ‘heavenly Jerusalem, the city of the living God’
O. Palmer Robertson, “A New-Covenant Perspective on the Land,” in The Land of Promise: Biblical, Theological and Contemporary Perspectives (Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2000), 123
Heavenly in that verse is genitive meaning the place they sought was of heaven, not in heaven. Namely, a permanent residence ruled and built by God. The kingdom of heaven, not the kingdom in heaven
Which means Christ will plant them in the land at the resurrection, never to be uprooted again
