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I think a major issue and confusion comes from the definition of sin. in greek, the word comes from Hamarte, a term which means to miss the mark..to fall, or fail in ones purpose In hebrew the word is Hatta (as in Gen 4) which means an offence.. God made us for a purpose. the purpose was 2...

@Blue Dragonfly's this is why people like highlighter can not hear. Not only do they distort the word of God. But they can not even interpret what people believe. No one here than I know of preaches “belief alone” salvation. He has only been told this on multiple occasions yet he refuses to...

many people have tried before you. They can not hear.

You have to look at context. Paul was answering a specific question in that verse in romans 9. Responding to the lie that a person was saved automatically by bloodline. In chapter 11. After answering MANY questions concerning God choosing Israel. He changes the topic to explain that God is...

I said I would no longer respond to you. And I am not changing that. I will however for the benefit of other readers respond to this nonsense We are not pitting jew2 against Gentiles. Paul however, did differentiate between jews and gentiles he called jews (israel) THEY They are natural...

You can;t say you need to be open then talk like this. Because you just proved you are not open. All I am doing is interpreting prophecy. 2 Sam 7 has nothing to do with prophecy concerning the return of Isreal and restoration after she repents. And the lord sitting on the throne in jerusalem.

He will build a house. Ezek 37 speaks of the restoration of Israel. The bringing again of two kingdoms and making them one again.and they will have a king.. That is christ. That is jerusalem. And that is earthly Ezek 37: 21 And say to them, ‘This is what the Lord God says: “Behold, I am going...

amen, we also need to be open.. always willing to admit, we may be wrong..

he is not sitting on david's throne though David wanted to make the lord a house in jerusalem. God made a covenant that his heir would rule from that house in jerusalem. Christ is in heaven. not in jerusalem.

Well Paul said there was a remnant LONG after it was finished. so ask him wehat need there was? Yes they are. God keeps his promises. Not only to the saved. but to the nation. If he does not keep one of them, we have no hope he will keep the other one

well maybe you can show us where it happened? and explain in detail how the events which were prophesied came true?

you showed me your view.. And you do not understand what the word said.. I showed YOU what abomination and desolation means..

then there is no need for a remnant.. All Israel also will not be saved.

if the gap theory is not true. God is not perfect. . Because he said things would happen, and they did not. so he got it wrong.

Your right, I agree.. There is no comparison between what an abomination of desolation is and what a destruction is. they are two different things No. My faith is on what the term means, What jesus understood the term to mean, and what any jew in the day of Christ would determine it to mean...

No one is saying God is going to forgive anyone for their rejection. why do people keep insisting that people do?

I believe these are 144000 missionaries sent to all the world as a witness to christ as one of the few things which will represent christ during that time (the two witnesses are another of these things which represent christ during this time)

1 John 4: 4 Everyone who practices sin also practices lawlessness; and sin is lawlessness. 5 You know that He appeared in order to take away sins; and in Him there is no sin. 6 No one who remains in Him sins continually; no one who sins continually has seen Him or knows Him.7 Little children...

I will believe what i t is.. Abomination comes from a word which means an idol or unclean thing. Desolation means left desolate. And jesus said they woudl SEE IT STANDING IN THE HOLY PLACE That never happened. We have an example when antiochus epiphanies did this very act by slaughtering a...

Gen 15: 4 Then the word of the Lord came to him: “This man will not be your heir, but a son who is your own flesh and blood will be your heir.” 5 He took him outside and said, “Look up at the sky and count the stars—if indeed you can count them.” Then he said to him, “So shall your offspring...