Here is the facts
1 God made a covenant with Abraham. In this covenant was the promise that his seed would come salvation of all nations
That covenant was fulfilled in Christ
2 God made a separate covenant with Abraham. His son Issac and his grandson Jacob and his 12 sons. An everlasting covenant. In this he gave them a plot of land. And he said it would be there’s forever. He later in Lev 26 gave them provisions for living in that land. Obey me. And I will bless you. I will keep you safe in your land and I will keep your enemies at bay. Disobey me and I will punish you. Each punishment would be 7 times more. And the final straw would
Be destruction of the land the cities the holy places and they would Be scattered. This happened 3 times. Assyria, Babylon and finally in 70 Ad via Rome.
But this second promise is still valid. And God said even then he will not forget his promise. If they repent and confess God will restore them
Years later God made a separate covenant with David that one day his dead would rule on his throne. That too will be fulfilled
So you can post long drawn out things that have zero to do with thee covenants and act as if God will not keep them. But you will do so to your own enjoyment
I did not get this fro coiled. I got it from reading genesis leviticus and all the prophets
You just said it plainly:
“God made a separate covenant… and gave them a plot of land… and said it would be theirs forever.”
Let’s stop right there.
First: The land covenant was conditional, not unconditional.
God
absolutely gave the land to Israel —
on terms:
“Obey me… or I will scatter you among the nations.” — Leviticus 26
“You shall not defile the land… or I will spew you out of it.” — Leviticus 18:25
And what happened?
They broke the covenant.
Not once. Not twice. Repeatedly.
The land was never “forever” in the way you're implying —
because they were never faithful forever.
That’s why God said:
“I gave faithless Israel her certificate of divorce.” — Jeremiah 3:8
He divorced them.
So what happened in 1948?
The
secular, Christ-rejecting, Zionist elite didn’t wait for repentance.
They didn’t come in humility or faith.
They came in with U.N. votes, British guns, and Rothschild money.
They
defied God’s conditions.
They
blasphemed His covenant.
And they
replanted themselves in the land without the Son — as if the Cross never happened.
That wasn’t prophecy fulfilled.
That was
rebellion repeated.
God said,
“If they confess their iniquity… then I will remember My covenant.” — Leviticus 26:40–42
They haven’t confessed.
They haven’t repented.
They haven’t bowed to the King.
So no — 1948 wasn’t restoration.
It was
political theater dressed in religious costume.
A Satanic counterfeit.
A U.N.-sanctioned, Rothschild-financed blasphemy in the heart of the land God once called holy.
And now the world celebrates it.
Churches wave its flag.
Pastors preach its false glory.
And Christians call it fulfillment.
But the Most High sees it for what it is:
A defiled altar without a sacrifice.
A throne with no King.
And a covenant with no Christ.
Second: God didn’t abandon His promise — He fulfilled it.
Through
Christ, the faithful Israelite.
The final King. The final sacrifice. The true Temple.
That’s why Paul writes:
“He is not a Jew who is one outwardly… but inwardly, by the Spirit.” — Romans 2:28–29
“All the promises of God find their Yes in Him.” — 2 Corinthians 1:20
You’re not defending covenant theology —
you’re denying
covenant fulfillment.
Third: You’re still looking for geography. God’s looking for faith.
The land was never the goal. It was a shadow of something greater.
“My Kingdom is not of this world.” — Jesus (John 18:36)
“We desire a better country — a heavenly one.” — Hebrews 11:16
Abraham
himself was looking beyond Canaan.
You’re clinging to the
shadow after the
substance has arrived.
Fourth: Romans 11 doesn’t say “ethnic restoration.” It says remnant saved through Christ.
“If they do not continue in unbelief, they will be grafted in.” — Romans 11:23
“And in this way all Israel will be saved…” — Romans 11:26
Not
apart from Christ.
Through Him.
One tree. One covenant. One people.
There’s no “plan B” for ethnic Jews who reject Jesus. (If you can even find an "ethnic Biblical Jew" nowadays. They're about as rare as Big Foot.)
Fifth: You say you didn’t get this from Scofield.
Then why are you repeating
everything he taught — almost word for word?
Land covenant separated from Christ?
Davidic throne waiting for a literal future king in Jerusalem?
Modern unbelieving Israel still “chosen”?
Jesus as a footnote in the “real” Israel story?
This is
Scofieldism — whether you read his footnotes or not.
Final reality check:
God’s covenant to Abraham?
Fulfilled in Christ.
God’s covenant through Moses?
Fulfilled in Christ.
God’s covenant with David?
Fulfilled in Christ.
God’s promises to Israel?
Fulfilled in Christ.
All of it.
That’s not “replacement.”
That’s
redemption.
And if you think Jesus came just to
delay everything — so modern secular Israelis could eventually claim it later — then
you’ve missed the entire point of the Gospel.
You’re reading Genesis like a deed.
I’m reading it like a prophecy — that
Christ fulfilled.
You say God will “keep His promise” by restoring the land.
I say
He already did.
He gave us the
Kingdom — not dirt.
“The meek shall inherit the earth.”
Not Rothschild’s U.N.-installed Khazar Christ-rejectors squatting in Tel Aviv —
You know, the ones whose pagan ancestors didn’t convert to Judaism until 740 A.D.,
and couldn’t find biblical Israel on a map
if the entire map was Israel.
Yeah — the Khazar & Eastern European identity thieves you call “the children and descendants of Abraham.”
Wake up.
They're about as "related to Abraham" as Mao Zedong was. 0.0000%
