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I must have missed that memo. Please do feel free to give me the verse in the New Testament Epistles that says there's such a thing as a "Gentile Christian."

God writes in the New Testament about... 1.) Jews 2.) Gentiles 3.) Christians He does not write about Jewish Christians or Gentile Christians. You do. But He does not. And that's why you can't find a verse that says Gentile Christian.

You guys need to learn how to watch your "time" and "to whom it is addressed." Two good reads for this are... How to Enjoy the Bible by: E. W. Bullinger And this online paper... www.carb-fat.com/jesus.html

That was instructions to receive the spirit which would be offered later. You think when Jesus said you need to receive this thing that they received it right there and then before it was available. If that's the case. Then why go to the party in Acts chapter 2:4?

Can you give me a verse that says "Gentile Christian" because I don't see it in any of the verses you listed. In Romans 10 and 11 Paul stops talking to Christians and starts talking to the Jews and he tells us that clearly with statements like... ... my brethren, my kinsmen according to the...

The reason why there's no verse of anyone refusing the new covenant from Jesus is because no covenant was offered by Jesus. They accepted the new birth when they received the spirit which I keep telling you is in Acts 2:1-4

You have an identity. God does not have that identity and He wrote the book. Not you. Or me so how I see my mustache means nothing to God because I did not co-write the Bible with Him. As far as He is concerned there are no Jewish Christians.

May I have the verse where Jesus gave someone a New Covenant and it says they received it while he was still on the Earth?

The Gentiles who were not Christian because they had not yet known they could be were glad when they found out. And many of them believed and then became Christian. Same thing about the Jews and the Greeks. Once they believed they were no longer Jews and Greeks. Now to you they may still be...

It would be enough room if it was at a new, enlarged Jerusalem or the whole Earth might be called Jerusalem.

Again, we do not get filled with the blood that Jesus had when he was here on the Earth. That was his blood then, but nobody received the remission of sins until Acts chapter 2. So yeah there was no new covenant offered until Acts. So I don't know what verse says Jesus offered his new covenant...

Jesus made a very plain and simple statement in Matthew 5:5: “The meek will inherit the earth.” Jesus did not invent that statement; he quoted Psalm 37:11. Many of the Jews of Jesus’ time had lost sight of the hope that Israel would be restored on earth, and the situation is the same today. The...

If they accepted Christ then they are in the body of Christ and no longer referred to in the Bible as Gentiles. That's why God does not use the word Gentile Christian.

There's no such thing as a "Gentile Christian" and that's why no such language is used in the New Testament.

You would have to have two wills for all kinds of stuff like not my will but yours.

Time is your only problem here. You have (it seems) never been taught to watch your time. The time that Jesus made that statement is not the same time that anyone received the spirit because Christianity was not yet born. If we believe what God said in one administration and carry it into...

Paul stops writing about the Christ and to Christians in this section and pens a few chapters about Israel and he tells you that right up at the top of these chapters when he writes... ... my kinsmen according to the flesh: ... Who are Israelites; ... my heart's desire and prayer to God for...

Jesus made a very plain and simple statement in Matthew 5:5: “The meek will inherit the earth.” Jesus did not invent that statement; he quoted Psalm 37:11. Many of the Jews of Jesus’ time had lost sight of the hope that Israel would be restored on earth, and the situation is the same today. The...

Jesus made a very plain and simple statement in Matthew 5:5: “The meek will inherit the earth.” Jesus did not invent that statement; he quoted Psalm 37:11. Many of the Jews of Jesus’ time had lost sight of the hope that Israel would be restored on earth, and the situation is the same today. The...

Jesus made a very plain and simple statement in Matthew 5:5: “The meek will inherit the earth.” Jesus did not invent that statement; he quoted Psalm 37:11. Many of the Jews of Jesus’ time had lost sight of the hope that Israel would be restored on earth, and the situation is the same today. The...