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Will always appreciate your replies because I knew your intention is truth, and thanks for your comments here. God bless!

I appreciate your reply and comments, and though it's obvious we are of different understandings concerning most of our belief's I think it appears to me that our goals are synonymous, which is Christ first in everything. Concerning the above, it's my understanding that the base of our belief's...

The Life that the Spirit of God gives to those reborn is not His Life but the Life of the Lord Jesus’, in which we are eternally implanted (Col 3:4; also Jhn 11:25; 14:6; 20:31; 2Ti 1:1). “These Three are one” in accord and in agreement concerning all things, and They possess the same Divine...

Thanks Sis for your encouraging comment, and God bless!

One may have an appearance to obey the Lord Jesus (Jhn 14:23, 24), but it is the test of time that will determine its genuineness, for it will never cease. The Lord Jesus said, “He that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved” (Mat 24:13). In other words, only whosoever is saved will...

Netchaplain said: ↑ Pretty much what I believe! Such is the permanent union of God and His people among the Israelites that believe in Him. Hi Reggi. Just wanted you to know that the purpose of my above reply was only to show the permanency of the Jewish believer's place in God only because...

Hi Marks, and thanks for reply! Amen, our Father pursued us, which means He's the One in the overall-control of our lives, so we can "rest" in Him concerning all our spiritual needs in our walk (including the physical needs which are not comparatively as important) related to growth in His Son...

Gifts To The Giver Nothing can be more edifying than to repose in the love of the Lord Jesus when it is known, and the heart set free to rest in it. The soul may have a long journey to reach it experientially; there may be needs and exercises to be met and removed on the way; the old man and...

Hi and thanks Brother for your inspiring comments! There's always something God will teach us that we would not otherwise image concerning what we have and who we are in the Lord Jesus, by Their precious Holy Spirit! God be blessed above all!

What evinces faith in God the most is—rest—that is, trusting always in Him, that He “means” and “works” good to the believer in all that is encountered (Gen 50:20; Ro 8:28)! There is no other means of peace in the true sense of the word, and there is nothing that you will think, say or do that...

Christians know life in Christ, but what of its liberty in the walk. It’s in the walk that intents of the heart are manifest, and it’s the walk that is used more than all to reveal the testimony of the soul. For some time now (about the last century of so, and becoming more obviously present in...

Some useful information I found on this subject can be viewed searching “Redemption Planned” by Don Kistler, and I like the OT passage he includes that I believe is directly related: Zech 6:13. Redemption Planned by Don Kistler

I think before any more comments or opinions can be made I feel there are a couple issues needing addressed. First and foremost is the teaching of “The Covenant of Redemption,” because its doctrine is the basis of my understanding Israel’s eschatology, and is the Covenant presumed to be the...

Sorry for posting the wrong Scripture location, it's suppose to be Jer 31:31 concerning Israel's new covenant, not Eze.

Hi, thanks for the reply and I see your point. Not sure if this is an issue, and of course it's not determined by what one would claim, but I would think one's genealogy would need to be directly from Abraham's "seed."

It would not seem correct to conceive that Jeremiah’s prophesy concerning Israel’s future “New Covenant’ could be the Christian’s present Covenant in Christ’s Blood because this Covenant that Jesus declared to the Jews (Luk 22:20; 1Co 11:25) is not between God and man (nowhere is this even...

Pretty much what I believe! Such is the permanent union of God and His people among the Israelites that believe in Him.

I think your're correct in the way you stated this, because God's people Israel also received forgiveness (salvation) via believing in God's command of the sin offering (e.g. Num 15:22-31); even though most if not all were unaware and did not realize it to represent Christ's atonement. Yet, as...

That's pinning it down to clarity concerning non-christian Jews! As we know, Jews and Gentiles believing in Jesus are now Christians, and thus it's my understanding here that "Israel" comprises believers in God, but not those who believe in His Son. Since most of Israel existing on the earth up...