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From the beginning, God's Plan has ever and always been exclusively for those who were and are faithful and obedient to Him and His Covenant/Testament. In Old Covenant/Testament Israel, that included both Jews and Gentiles. Genesis 17:12 And he that is eight days old shall be circumcised among...

"By saying that the Jew suddenly becomes a Gentile, or Israel becomes the nations, is "replacement," by definition." You haven't evinced anyone who is saying that. If you don't need to quote anything, then I don't need to attribute what you're saying, to anything other than your subjective...

So you think that Jesus was trying to sit on David's physical throne which had been destroyed more than 500 years previously. Was He successful? Please let us know. From Scripture. :laughing: :laughing:

Please provide a verbatim quote, author, and source of replacement theology claiming that "a non-Jew who accepts Christ becomes a Jew", and thus replaces the physical DNA, or the opportunity to receive Christ, of any other Jew.

What historic premil subscribes to your imaginary future temporal carnal throne of David? Name, date, source, verbatim quote; please

Is an ethnic Jew's physical DNA replaced when he/she receives Christ? No, the physical DNA before receiving Christ is the same physical DNA after receiving Christ. Is an ethnic Jew's opportunity to receive Christ replaced? No, his/her opportunity to receive Christ is no less than that of any...

So sorry that you flunked kindergarten English. :laughing:

Just leave what you don't understand for those who do. :laughing:

We'll leave the praising of antichrist to you.

Acts 2 30 Therefore being a prophet, and knowing that God had sworn with an oath to him, that of the fruit of his loins, according to the flesh, he would raise up Christ to sit on his throne; 31 He seeing this before spake of the resurrection of Christ, that his soul was not left in hell...

What to believe? 1. Scripture or 2. Your imagination Need a hint? :laughing:

This is from the New Testament, which is apparently missing from your Bible. :laughing: Acts 2 29 Men and brethren, let me freely speak unto you of the patriarch David, that he is both dead and buried, and his sepulchre is with us unto this day. 30 Therefore being a prophet, and knowing that...

Where is David's literal throne today? Where in Acts 2:29-35 do you see "Jerusalem"?

David's literal throne was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar circa 586 BC. Never to literally reappear... ...because it is eternally eclipsed and transcended by David's throne in the heavens upon which Christ has been sitting since His Resurrection.

I don't believe in an imaginary future temporal carnal throne of David. You do. :laughing:

All fulfilled. Peter and God's last words about the throne. Acts 2:29-35. Christ's throne in the heavens. Not David's destroyed vanished throne. Deal with it. :laughing: You ignored the question. Where was Christ's throne at the time of His Resurrection?

This must be bitterly disappointing for a dispensationalist like yourself. :laughing:

That throne was destroyed more than two millennia ago, and there is not the slightest hint from those or any other Scriptures that it will reappear. Peter refutes you. There is not the slightest hint of an earthly throne or a millennium in his discourse. Peter has the last word. You seem to...

That's not what Peter said. He said that it has been in the heavens since Jesus' Resurrection. Scripture's last word regarding David's throne is Peter's. You'll have to argue with Peter. Hint: You'll lose. :laughing:

Is that what Peter said? Scripture's last word regarding David's throne was his.