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Luke 22:20 and Hebrews 8:6 say that it has. But, I guess you have no regard for the New Testament.

This is horrible, demonic teaching. Do you somehow not understand that the new covenant is put into place by the blood of Christ? How can you say it has not yet been put into effect? Luke 22:20 In the same way, after the supper he took the cup, saying, “This cup is the new covenant in my blood...

No, I don't believe that because scripture does not teach that. So, you would rather insist on taking that as literally as possible instead of accepting what scripture teaches in Hebrews 8:6-13 which is that Jeremiah 31:31-34 has its fulfillment in the new covenant which was established long ago...

LOL! No, I'm going to admit something that isn't true. It's a made up story to illustrate the different types of responses there are to the preaching of the gospel in a way that can be understood. Are you really this dense or are you putting me on? Let's take this parable for instance...

Stop playing games, kid. You didn't get me. I have nothing to hide. How do you define that? Who is being replaced and who is replacing them? I'm not trying to get out of anything. My goodness, you are such an immature child. What is your point here? Yes, we get included in the promises God...

Is that what I said? No. You clearly have a very serious reading comprehension problem. You keep asking me questions like this that don't apply to what I had said. What is the point of this question? Are you trying to say that you think the parables Jesus told were of true stories that actually...

Was it too hard for you to mention which book and chapter that is from? I know it's Jeremiah 31, but others may not know that. The following scripture indicates that Jeremiah 31:31-34 has its fulfillment in the new covenant and the new covenant was established long ago by the blood of Christ...

Not when it comes to Jesus's parables. They were made up stories that related to real things and/or to real events which could be past, present and/or future. That's what a parable is, you silly goose. They are made up stories that portray reality and spiritual truth in a way that we can...

What promise are you talking about exactly? Are you talking about promises made to Abraham and his seed?

Democrat? LOL!!! You keep digging your hole deeper and deeper. You are making a complete fool of yourself by misrepresenting me and my beliefs. You are as clueless as they come.

LOL. That's a good one. You think you can do that with your many words that you don't ever back up with scripture? Think again. I do. He told parables. Whatever. Let me know when you decide to ever have a point that is worth discussing.

You are both clearly very ignorant about the New Testament. You also seem to be both be incapable of backing up anything you say with scripture. You apparently just like to see yourself talk and don't really care whether you can back up your words with scripture or not.

LOL. Don't waste my time with this nonsense. Back up your views with scripture or step aside and let the adults discuss things.

Is that what I said? No. Do I need to do all your work for you? Do you at all know what Amillennialists believe? You should do some research and find out what we actually believe before spending time refuting something that you don't even understand.

LOL. What are you trying to say, that there's no symbols in the book of Revelation. LOL. You waste so much time with semantics. How can we take you seriously when that is the case? It makes it almost impossible. You won't just stick to the discussion at hand. Instead, you want to argue about...

Define "replacement theology". In my theology, no one gets replaced.

There is no such thing in scripture as "tribulation saints". You are making that up, "my friend". Those who are called "saints" are part of the church. Those who obey God's commandments and keept the testimony of Christ are part of the church. You are trying to divide what Jesus brought together...

Right. I agree. I'm not getting my hopes up when it comes to him, though.

That is how the rest of us feel about you.

So, why can't you figure out that the following verses refer to the church? Revelation 12:17 And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ. Rev 13:7 And it was given unto...