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Yes, the Jews failed to make a dent as you say, which is why Jesus said, I have other sheep not of this fold, he was speaking of the Jewish fold, so now he was going to go to the gentile fold to fill the number.

Wouldn't someone who decides to accept Jesus at his deathbed be a convenient "easy-believism"?

How sad Pastor Warns That Calling Jesus "Savior" Might Offend People From Other Religions

So you don't believe in deathbed conversions?

Okay, let's consider the idea that Christ's sacrifice was infinite, as some people say. We're thinking about this without any support from the Bible because it doesn't actually say that Jesus' sacrifice was infinite. The Bible doesn't claim that he suffered more than everyone else or even more...

ALL IS FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR

Yes, this is the ecumenical movement under the Papacy (antichrist)

and where is that in scripture?

and where is that in scripture?

I eat one meal a day: dinner. I skip breakfast and lunch, although I will snack on carrot sticks or something similar throughout the day. I'm diabetic, so I have to watch what I eat.

The early Protestants believe that the Pope, or rather the office of the Pope was the antichrist. Early King James Bible stated so in the forewords. There are some today who still believe as such.

Vatican OK’s Homosexual Priests in Italy as Pope Calls Latin Mass Catholics “Mentally Unbalanced”

I NEVER eat breakfast

ALL who ever lived will be given the opportunity, but not all will avail themselves of it. Those who fail the final test during the little season, will cease to exist. (Rev. 20:3; 15)

Which Nicene Creed, as there are several, Catholic or Protestant? No offense, but why must we believe in the creeds of man, should we not instead use scripture to share the hope that is within us? (1 Peter 3:15)

As Hebrews 10:25 says "do not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching."

Is that what I said?

We find in 1 Timothy 2:5, 6: “The man Christ Jesus; who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.” What does ransom mean? The Greek term for ransom is antilutron, which Dr. Young defines as “a corresponding price.” One perfect man served as a substitute for Adam, the perfect...

Hmmm ... weren't Adam and Eve without sin before they sinned? Were they God?

Thanks for all your scriptural subject