" In Christ, there is no Jew or gentile, we are one in Him. And yet to the children of Jacob will be land grants by tribe, in the millennial kingdom. According to the Bible."
@marks can you clearly explain these two clashing sentences you wrote above, via scripture and with secular history?
Thanks,
APAK
What two clashing sentences? I'll assume you mean about the differences between this age and the age to come? But there is no conflict.
We are 'in Christ in this dispensation'. We've been saved by grace through fatih. In the coming kingdom age, Jesus is here on earth, and things are a little different. Will there be faith in that day? Or will there be sight?
Now, there are no national distinctions between God's people. In the kingdom age, there
will be.
Zechariah, all the nations shall go to Israel for the feast. According to God's covenant with Isreal, Israel will be head of nations, and Jesus will rule the earth from Jerusalem.
Each tribe will receive it's land alotment. The Apostles will judge the tribes. There is of course much more.
Obadiah identifies the house of Jacob and the house of Israel at the time of the day of the LORD, the defender who is victorious, and will posses their lands.
History is written by many people. The Bible is written by God. Then there are current events. We can all just look and see what is happening now. Obadiah correctly identifies the areas where terrorists occupy around Israel, including Gaza, the West Bank, Southern Lebanon, and correctly identifies who these terrorists are.
And likewise identifies the house of Israel, and the house of Jacob.
Before getting into all this Rothchild/Ashkenazi stuff, in case that's where you are going, I'm not interested in the slightest. Been there, done that, I don't buy it.
The Biblical prophecies, OT, Jesus, all involve an Israel, with Jerusalem, the land of the Isrealites. And when I look at the world, I see that. To me, it's a simple thing.
It doesn't mean I take a simplistic approach, I've explored various theories about the modern inhabitants of Israel. But like so many things I've found, the answers tend to be simple.
Much love!