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God said that to believers. Not to the wicked rebellious secular people of that nation in days of old. One day, after they are saved and believe in Jesus, they will be a blessing to all nations.

No one knows. So it is a matter of trust.

Still here? I think you are making false claims. Either put up or...

No Scriptural support for that claim The history of Eze 20 doesn't cut it as support that God gathered modern Israel, period. False, they are gathering their little selves. No doubt. Just as prophesy says. The time GOD gathers them is after the return so they are related. Nor does it say...

"The wilderness of the people - A time of probation will follow, as before in the wilderness of Sin, so in the “wilderness of the nations” among whom they will sojourn (not the Babylonians) “after” that captivity. This period of their probation is not over. The dispersion of the Jews did not...

"Archaeological studies have revealed that, although Jerusalem was utterly destroyed, other parts of Judah continued to be inhabited during the period of the exile. Most of the exiled did not return to their homeland, instead travelling westward and northward. Many settled in what is now...

There can be several meanings, and not only the total worldwide scatter thing you seem to prefer in the time you impose. At that time, the ones (few) that returned to the land were sincere. In verse 33 it mentions when He will rule over them. That is 'when my fury is poured out' If this is...

There was a time when the kingdom was divided. What has that got to do with now?

Show me the quote. No idea what you are talking about.

None of those times were after He withered the fig tree, and they killed their Messiah. When God was dealing with Israel He did guide them and correct them and etc. Since they killed Jesus, their history was basically paused as having a relationship with God. They are on their own. Their history...

You choose to interpret a passage in Eze that commentators see as history to mean that it was about 1948. You could not support that and had no other bible prophesies that say God would gather them there before He returned. "I lifted up mine hand also to them in the wilderness,.... Swore unto...

Nope. He predestined that all who would accept Jesus would be saved. Not who would be damned or saved. He did know who would do what. That is very very very different from making them do it. Oh, and making them to do it is exactly making them do it. The bible teaches men need to repent. We need...

There was a time when that was important since the nation was divided. So? You really think that was supposed to mean that tribes are lost now? Yes I think we all know that is history. Have you given up trying to parlay that into the present? Ha

No, I think you are alluding to the history again. It was explained that not every time the words fury or anger are mentioned in the end time Great Tribulation. Period.

Chapter and verse?

If God did not allow various nations to exist they would not exist. It is one thing to say God has 'nothing' to do with it, and another thing to claim that God is defending militarily a nation, and has fulfilled the regathering prophesies. I can see you are tossing around weird accusation now...

It is not agreeing with the bible to make the cross of Jesus to no avail. He died to make a way. Not for nothing. Talk will not change that. Can anyone answer this question - if everything including our damnation or salvation was decided in advance, then why did Jesus need to die?

The commentary pointed out from the word what was meant by sheep. Except I did not sse 'ten' in the verses you gave. Is it a strange thing that Apostle Paul would quote to Gentile believers of the Romans from... that Hosea Scripture? God gave Hosea to speak specifically to the ten tribe house...

Hmm Looking at a commentary we see this "To the lost sheep of the house of Israel. He bestows the designation of sheep of the house of Israel not on the elect only, but on all who were descended from the holy fathers; for the Lord had included all in the covenant, and was promised...

I agree. I used to like comedy before the days of political correctness. It seems like people have lost their sense of humour and, as the french say, the 'Joie de vivre'. It has gotten to be more like a starchy religious hypocrisy of the irreligious in a nation beginning the phases of rigor mortis.