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I appreciate greatly that explanation of Romans 11 and I can't wait to get to heaven so I can choke Paul for so often writing things "hard to be understood".

You fail to see that Paul plainly is referring to the Ten Commandments as what the Holy Spirit writes on our hearts in 2 Corinthians 3:1-3 KJV because your think Paul is condemning what was written in stone. Does Paul sound like he condemns the Ten Commandments when he says that the law is...

Paul co-mingles the idea of the natural branches of Literal Israel being broken off from the True Vine Jesus and replaced with the wild branches of Spiritual Israel, a clear theme throughout the entire passage. Let's not pretend that the passage only deals with Literal Israel in order to force...

Uh, please...what was formerly written on tables of stone that Paul says is now written by the Holy Spirit on the heart and God says He wants to write on our heart? So, do you continue to insist that "the Law was the Old Covenant", or have you disproved your idea by substituting "law" with "Old...

Let's not forget that the ECF expected the Antichrist to arise upon the heels of the fall of the Roman Empire, which narrows the candidates down considerably to "way back then". Roman Catholicism long ago ceased to be God's church because an organization that claims that it stands in place of...

Yes, the OC vanished away and the New Covenant, in which God writes His Ten Commandments on the hearts of those who partake of it (2 Corinthians 3:1-3 KJV) replaced it. (Hebrews 8:8-10 KJV) If you still stubbornly hold to the idea that "the Law was the Old Covenant" then try replacing the word...

The Old Covenant vanished away, and on that we agree. Now, where you and the rest of misguided Christianity go wrong is in thinking that "the Law is the Old Covenant". Let's check to see if that idea is Biblical by substituting "Old Covenant" for "law" in Romans 3:31 KJV, shall we? "Do we...

I did not say your post is full of "lies", for THAT would be accusatory. However, your post is indeed full of inaccuracies, especially that the early church abandoned the seventh day. Please study church history before you make such historically inaccurate statement. The only difference...

Your leaving without publicly stating that Christians may break the rest of the Ten Commandments along with the one you claim we may forget, though it begins with "Remember"? I'm disappointed. :/

"israel" cannot possibly refer to literal Israel, for this same Paul said "they are not all Israel that are of Israel" and "he is a Jew inwardly...whose circumcision is of the heart". The natural branches of literal Israel were broken off from Christ, the True Vine. Literal Israelites who...

My dear brother, your post is full of inaccuracies. It is a well known, indisputable fact that Christians kept the seventh day Sabbath all over the Christian world for centuries after the close of the canon of Scripture, so to say that early Christian worship was "not on the seventh day of the...

You said, "So far we have established that the mystery refers to ethnic Israel, that it promises salvation to ethnic Israel, and that this salvation is a future event that will become a reality when Jesus returns." So, my response in post #81 was spot on. "And so all Israel shall be saved" is...

Brother, maybe you have concluded that the promises and salvation are for ethnic Israel, but I have not. The promises to the fathers are "yea" and "amen" in Christ, not the Christ-less and as for salvation, well, "there is no other name..." The fullness of the Gentiles who comprise "Spiritual...

I thought you'd eventually figure this out, but I'll be glad to explain it to you. But, before I do, please consider that suggesting that this question is a "merit-less" waste of time akin to "false stories and genealogies" is in my view a pathetic attempt to shoot the messenger because of the...

In answer to #306, the Fourth commandment is not explicitly repeated verbatim in the N. T., but I find it curious that you demand of me an explicit text which repeats the Fourth commandment verbatim to support the Sabbath in the N. T. while you exempt yourself from such austerity, seeing that...

Thus saith the Lord Jesus, "pray that your flight be not in winter, neither on the Sabbath day". He fully expected His people to continue observing the Sabbath when the Romans came in 66 A.D. else He would have never told them to pray such a prayer. Before you answer, "But that was because the...

To be honest, I've never had much respect for philosophy when I was younger and I think that was due to a Philosophy 101 professor who essentially summed up the semester agenda in these words: "We're going to find out just who the **** we are and what we're doing here." I remember naively...

Amazing how Origen can speak so highly of Jesus here but then spit on Him in his denial of the absolute necessity of His substitutionary death on the Cross. But, the fact that he is praised in the Masonic writings leaves no doubt as to where his true allegiance rested. To the contrary, we are to...

Where in all of Romans 11 do we find some plan that "God is going to miraculously remove Israel's blindness so that they as a nation can fulfill their prophetic destiny"? First of all, it plainly says that "through jealousy" those who rejected and murdered Christ and suffered blindness would...

Thanks for joining us. “The man who speaks first seems right until another answers him”, so I'd like to answer Mr. Robertson. “For the first time here we have services mentioned on the first day of the week...” There are no “services” mentioned here, but one post-Sabbath “get together” (the...