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Is that what you said here? I think I gave you this quote before... Thus saith the LORD, which giveth the sun for a light by day, and the ordinances of the moon and of the stars for a light by night, which divideth the sea when the waves thereof roar; The LORD of hosts is his name: If those...

As I said, I'd rather discuss the passage rather than impugn another person's 'spirituality'. When you are ready to discuss the actual passage, let me know.

I gave you my answer back in post #291. Obviously you believe 'Israel' in Gal 6:16 is referring to Jesus, I believe it is referring to the believing descendants of 'Abraham' ->'Isaac'->'Jacob' and some others believe the term 'Israel' is referring to both believing Gentiles and Jews. The problem...

And so were the Apostles. :)

You realize anti Zionist = antisemitism don't you? Jeremiah 31:35-37 NKJV [35] Thus says the LORD, Who gives the sun for a light by day, The ordinances of the moon and the stars for a light by night, Who disturbs the sea, And its waves roar (The LORD of hosts is His name): [36] "If those...

Even John Gill who is not a Dispensationalist, yet I respect, never attempts to equate Israel with Jesus in Gal 6:16. He says...

For the third time I realize that. But that is not the application in Gal 6:16. (this is a recording, this is a recording)

When you are ready to discuss the passage rather than me, let me know.:)

The problem with your reasoning is that Gal 6:16 is not a parable.

OK, a Reformed blogger that has written a few pamphlets. Amazon.com: nathan pitchford Besides, in your above quote, he is simply laying out the two schools of thought on the conjunction'and' in Gal 6:16, he is not making a claim that in that verse Paul is inferring that Israel is Jesus.

How condescending. The Scriptures are communicated plainly enough where we can glean insights and the knowledge of God and His ways, otherwise why did He give us His Word in written form as well as the living Word attesting to His written Word. No, hiding behind 'spirituality' that demeans...

I asked you a question which you seem to be struggling with... Do you have a Commentary source backing up your position on Gal 6:16? (that when Paul is referring to Israel IN GAL. 6:16, he is identifying Israel with Jesus). I have looked at many commentaries from Reformed, Ancient, and...

Yes, yes, there are places where Israel may be seen as Jesus, but Gal 6:16 is NOT one of them.

I'm referring to the use of 'Israel' in Gal 6:16. Not elsewhere if context means anything.

But I don't believe any of the commentators will identify 'Jesus' as 'Israel' in that passage as Dave_L attempted to do.

And as many as walk according to this rule, peace be on them, and mercy, and upon the Israel of God. (Gal 6:16) So you think in that verse is speaking of Jesus, as the Israel of God? I take it as the members of natural Israel who are truly believing. Do you have a Commentary source backing up...

Even there, the context (vss 17-29) is the natural Jew, who is a true Jew (spiritual) when they have the faith as Abraham did.

Abraham's seed does not go through Ishmael but through Isaac, then through Jacob. It is those believing through that line that are the true Israel of God, such as found here... Galatians 6:16 KJV [16] And as many as walk according to this rule, peace be on them, and mercy, and upon the Israel...

You asked me... So what are you trying to say? That you are a Hebrew?

Thanks for the clarification.