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I don't believe there is any wrong in one being loyal to his country and flag. God made the nations and placed us where He wants us and requires we obey the powers that be, for they are of God. (Rom. 13:1-7) Stranger

Chapter and verse. A physical body of flesh and bone can. (Luke 24:39) Stranger

My mistake. I missed the question mark. Stranger

That is right, a physical body. As ours will be also. Thus the kingdom of God is not just spiritual, but physical also. Stranger

As I said, if you don't want to go back and reread, just shut up. Stranger

What does it matter if I were to belong to one of the 12 tribes or not. What 'specious argument'? I already explained that no one in the church is required to be circumcised. That doesn't mean they cannot be circumcised if they want to in order to identify with the Abrahamic Covenant. As...

Then explain your statement in post (#101) where you said He didn't die for future sins. You are contradicting yourself. And you have no explanation as this is what I have been asking. Stranger

Either go back and reread or shut up. Stranger

Chapter and verse please. Was the body of Jesus that was resurrected not a physical body? Stranger

So, again you cite something true but is not relevant to what we were discussing. Stranger

Yes I do. Except without sin. Do you disagree that our bodies will be resurrected? Our spirit is already made right and eternal. What is resurrected? Stranger

Yes, and the point being none of them were Israelites. Thus cirumcision does not make one a member of Israel. Does not make one a Jew. Which is what you are claiming. Stranger

Well, if Christ has a physical body, and we will have physical bodies, how can the kingdom not be physical. Note I have never said the kingdom is not spiritual. It is. It is both spiritual and physical. That Christ has a physical body, and we have physical bodies proves the kingdom is...

First of all, what do you base this on. Scripture. Second of all, you have it backwards. The Mosaic Covenant was brought into the Abrahamic Covenant. Stranger

Yes I know that is what you keep saying. Which brings me back again to the question of Christ's resurrection. Was it physical or not? Is our resurrection physical or not? Stranger

That is the Abrahamic Covenant. Not the Mosaic Covenant. At this time there were no Jews or Israel. Ishmael was circumcised but he was never an Israelite. (Gen. 17:25) Stranger

The subject was the physical kingdom. Which you deny. Thus I brought up the 'physical body' of Jesus Christ. Was it physical or not? Answer is yes. If His body is physical and we too will get our bodies back, physical, what makes you think the kingdom of God will not be physical also...

The twisted logic and statements are your. 'Counted to him as righteousness' speaks not to Abraham's own righteousness. It is a righteousness counted to him. It is God's righteousness as that righteousness is the only righteousness that avails before God. According to mans...

Then explain it and connect it with what we are discussing. Stranger

Circumcision did not make one a physical member of Israel. Being born a Jew or Israelite made one a physical member. Circumcision was before the law. Stranger