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You are correct. Now let's determine to whom gifts and calling apply. Please quote two NT verses which refer to gifts, and two NT verses which refer to calling.

I didn't ask for your synonyms or expressions. In what Bible book, chapter, and verse does the word "irrevocable" appear?

You don't understand figurative language. That's just evident reality.

I didn't ask for assumptions or opinions. In what Bible book, chapter, and verse does the word "irrevocable" appear?

In what Bible book, chapter, and verse does the word "irrevocable" appear?

They are distinguishable to those who understand figurative language. However, since you do not understand figurative language, it is impossible for you to understand the distinction.

It is common knowledge that there are not two literal states of Israel. That is the first clue that "Two Israels" is to be understood figuratively. I then expand upon the two Scriptural expressions "all Israel" and "of Israel", which obviously do not mean two literal states of Israel. That is...

What don't you think I even know? It isn't misleading to those who recognize figurative expressions. Arguing isn't necessary. I cited several Scriptures. You'll have to point yourself to them. I showed from Scripture that they are given to the Church. I believe that over what you told me.

The meaning of "all Israel", which is frequently misinterpreted in Romans 11:26, is explained in Romans 9:6-8. Did you recognize it?

I thought that everyone would recognize that it is a coined figurative expression. Obviously I was wrong. Scripture and the Holy Spirit do the schooling. What do you think they call you?

You're hallucinating again. Provide a link to just one post in which I used the description "terribly ignorant". Just one post. Two Israels. Romans 9 6 Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel: 7 Neither, because they are the...

Still haven't got Romans 11:29 figured out even after a plethora of Scripture, have you. Still can't understand "irrevocable" even after a plethora of Scripture, can you. Which to believe? Your Scriptureless opinions or A plethora of Scripture Do you need a hint?

Scripture schools you. You're the one who brought up "irrrevocable" without knowing where and how in Scripture the word is used. I cited Scripture to enlighten you. Now you can't remember what you did. Sorry, there's nothing I can offer for your poor memory.

You seem to have difficulty understanding investigation, so let me help. The gifts and the calling are terms associated exclusively with those who have put their faith in Christ. Upon whom does God bestow His gifts? Romans 12:6 Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given...

Romans 11:29 applies to the Holy Nation of the Church. Some need to learn who the Church is.

Obviously you haven't investigated gifts and calling. Try again.

Nothing whatever to do with Israel, as Paul confirms in Galatians 3:28-29. "There is neither Jew nor Greek..." in Christ. Stop trying to contort Christ into a racist. You need a new pair of spectacles. Genesis 22:18 Hebrew 2233 [e] ḇə·zar·‘ă·ḵā, בְזַרְעֲךָ֔ in your seed Prep‑b | N‑msc | 2ms...

Romans 11:29 For the gifts and calling of God are without repentance. If you investigate gifts and calling in the NT, you will find that they apply solely and exclusively to those who are in Christ, His Church. They are the "someone".

To whom are they irrevocable?

Galatians 3:17 affirms Galatians 3:16. What answer do you have?