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What a great answer to my posts.

Israel and Election, according to Paul, is not the same group. But there is an elect remnant within Israel. The greek of the text literally says: Regarding the gospel: Enemies Regarding the election: Beloved But he already defined his terms beforehand, in Verse 7: What then? Israel failed to...

@shepherdsword I believe you make way too much of the fact that the text says "Israel". Sometimes God addressed not Israel, but Judah, Ephraim, Jerusalem, etc., there are different names. You should rather focus on the fact as to who "Israel" really is, and the reason why God addresses them. It...

You can not be serious. Look, you quoted my post, and I even bolded it out: Israel as defined by the Bible. Now I underline it aswell. If there is a town or nation called Israel, that doesn't transform it magically into the Israel of the Bible. It was a covenant-people, based on the Old...

You keep on attacking us as being anti-semite Satanists, even after several requests of us for you to define the term, which, as far as I can see, you still did not do. I reported you now. All we say is that ethnic Israel has no special part in Bible prophecy today. They are being dealt with...

I do read the whole. I still do not see. Where does Paul say that after the fulness of the Gentiles has come in, Israel will be saved?

Where does the Bible say that?

Another thing to think about: Typically, when you ask the Dispensationalist: „Hey, why hasn’t God fulfilled his promises to Israel?“, what will he say? Well, he says that God will at some point in time fulfill all his promises he made to Israel! But what does Paul say against the seeming...

Yes, and they do. The sun lights the day, and the moon and the stars light the night. But that doesn’t mean that the previously defined „day and night“ are no more. The text doesn’t say that. Day and night are still there, no indication that anything changed regarding that. Nothing created in...

And by the way, suppose for a moment „all Israel will be saved“ means a national salvation of ethnic Israel at some point in the future, as is being argued. Let’s say that takes place today, or in 50, 100, maybe 500 years. Every Jew is saved. Wow, so now „all Israel“ is saved, praise the Lord...

Just to remind people of what I wrote previously. We have another demonstration right before our eyes.

@NotTheRock So basically, you believe Jew and Gentiles are not equal, right? You think there is at least something in the Jew that makes him more special in the eyes of God than any Gentile, just because of the fact that he is a Jew, a blood-relative of Abraham. We are not anti semite, you my...

So you think it’s a metaphor or some kind of non-literal phenomena that Genesis 1 describes? But then you would have to prove that point. You would have to say that, for example, „because of this and that indication that we have here in this text, it cannot be meant literally“. But I would...

Ye I’m fine with that, because you basically admit that the Bible teaches these 3 points.

The modern version (if you mean by it 1948 Israel) has relevance, just no biblical relevance. It has nothing at all to do with anything that is written in the Bible.

Forget about all of that and focus in those outlined 3 Points that I made. Please explain. I said the Bible teaches those 3 points I made. If you think it doesn’t, then please demonstrate, from the Bible itself, that it doesn’t. I mainly get all of these 3 points from Genesis 1. There we...

Yeah, go ahead if you can.

If you don’t stop posting such ideas, our Mr. @Zao is life may soon label you an anti semite, aswell. Beware.

The text says he was crucified in a “city“. When it’s not Jerusalem, then what city is it? Was there a city more close than Jerusalem at the place where Jesus has been crucified? Outside the gate, or near the city, are then just more precise indications as to where exactly the crucifixion took...

Is he calling me an anti semite because I deny that jewish blood is superior to gentile blood in the sight of God? Really? So I guess we’re all anti semites if we don’t hold to Jewish superiority, when it comes to favor and salvation with God. Darn!