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If you're afraid I will reject it out of hand, you must not be very confident about your doctrine??? I typically reject what cannot be biblically proven. If you can prove from the Scripture your doctrine is sound, why would you care if I reject if?

You better read what I wrote again!

This may be what you believe Keraz, but I don't find this belief to align with Biblical truth. Unless you can prove what you allege, your doctrine remains opinion without fact.

I don't think he's very fond of mind games either!

Well by all means keep me waiting, don't bother to tell me what you are hinting at. You might have guessed by now that I don't like playing this game of guess what I'm thinking!

I just came across this and printed it out. Do you believe the Day of the Lord the prophets foretell begins to be fulfilled with the advent of Christ, and with power at Pentecost? And that their prophesy not only tells of what will come when the Day of the Lord comes to an end, but also of how...

Your question has been answered, but you don't like the answer because it shows you have not rightly understood Paul.

Paul makes that statement in regard to what he has already said. Paul is filled with sorrow knowing that not all of his kinsmen by ethnicity will not be saved. He thought if possible he would willingly give us his own eternity security to save them, because adoption, glory, the covenants, the...

You've been repeatedly given the answer to your question, but you refuse to accept the answer given. Let me remind you the question comes from you, not from Paul. Paul never questioned the FACT that salvation was ever for any specific ethnicity or nations.

Well then, I guess it appears that this mysterious question you and Randy find but cannot be found by others reading here cannot be answered.

Randy, your statements are confusing, because they are conflicting. I don't find in Scripture where God ever promises to eternally save nations. According to Scripture God saves people from among the nations, and ethnicities, but has never said there will be national salvation for any nation...

History proves the words of Christ were much more than merely symbolic!

It only appears ethnicity is of importance, because only one nation was chosen from which the promised Messiah came. Though Christ was born a Jew through Israel, long before He came God's Covenant was made with a Gentile named Abraham. Eternal life was never going to be according to ethnicity...

I didn't mean to imply 70 AD was what Christ warned His disciples of. He simply answered their question concerning the city and temple they were so enamored with. Trying to make them understand they should not look to the city and temple with admiration, Christ tells them not one stone you see...

But what does vs 6 tell you? Romans 9:6 (KJV) Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel: Why would Paul say native born Israelite is not of Israel?

I've already answered this in my reply #738 to Randy. Paul clears up the misunderstanding of who belongs to Israel that shall be saved. The ethnic nation of Israel saw themselves exclusively as those ordained by God for eternal life. Paul takes great pains to prove why ethnicity is not a...

Randy, the Word of God is not without effect. By the Covenant promise made through the fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob all Israel shall be saved. But salvation of all Israel will not be of an ethnic people because the ethnic people, the nation of Israel turned away from God, breaking the...

This is the one thing about millennialists that I simply do not get! What would be the purpose for another one thousand years of time on this earth after Christ has come and His kingdom complete. Even if another temple was built and the old sacrificial and ceremonial system reinstated why...

I agree. The destruction of the city and Temple that came in 70 AD was fulfillment of the wrath of God coming against a people that had become an abomination unto Him. But the murder of Christ at Calvary was the final AOD that made the city and temple an abomination that assured their utter...

Keraz, you're living in the Old Testament. The only way to understand the prophesy of old is through the New Testament. The new interprets the old, but you are trying to use the old to make sense of the new. You'll forever be looking for physical fulfillment of what is spiritually fulfilled...