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But these are not biblical Jews. Jesus and the church are biblical Israel.Yet people today become proselyte Jews just as they did in ancient days regardless of whether there is a temple or not
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But these are not biblical Jews. Jesus and the church are biblical Israel.Yet people today become proselyte Jews just as they did in ancient days regardless of whether there is a temple or not
Certainly Rome doesn't yet have the power she covets. But she is working on that believe me. Not always openly, but her real ambitions can be seen if you are looking in the right places. See my post The Elephant in the Room No-one Admits to.Rome simply doesn't have the power that it had earlier in the last century. I don't believe it has any end-time significance at all except the possibility that a pope may be the false prophet but certainly not the a/c.
While I agree that there will be in the future a ten member coalition arrayed against Rome, I see no evidence such will be a Caliphate. Not that I don't believe Islam will not turn against her...thus far Rome seems immune to the hatred from Islam I suggest because currently behind the scenes they are more allies than enemies. There is much those two religions have in common, and evidence even that one was born from the former. The latter, Islam, when she learns the truth of Rome's deceptions and lies, will indeed be very upset.The problem with this debate for me is that I believe Rome will play a significant role: She is going to be turned into toast by the ten nation Caliphate that arises in the earth prior to the emergence of the Mahdi, i.e. the Antichrist (Revelation 17:15-17). But as I have complained before, it troubles me that many - even many throughout church history - have never been able to properly discern between the Whore and the Beast. One will clearly hate the other, and destroy her by fire.
No, God did not divorce Israel. They divorced Him, through their unfaithfulness and their playing the harlot with other gods, and their murder and rejection of their Master's Son. The amazing faithfulness of God however is revealed in His acceptance of individual Jews as they return to Him in repentance...just the same as anyone else. Yes, it would have broken God's heart to be spurned as He was, yet He is a God who's love demands free will. He doesn't force anyone to follow or remain faithful. While He hates divorce, He also values nd accepts our choices.God divorced Israel CoreIssue? .. would this be the same God who hates divorce?
Paul said they are under God's wrath until the end. And all the promises of God belong to Christ, not them. Only until any accept Christ they remain doomed.
The times of the gentiles remain until the end of the world. Consider;I don't think it ever says end but "until the time of the Gentiles is fulfilled", proving yet again that we speaking of a future event.
While no-one can argue against the reality of hatred in the world, and much of it Satanically inspired and seemingly for no reason other than prejudice and self interest, I must point out that what you describe above is very clear to everyone. No-one would refute what you describe. Everyone, from the 7 yo learning history as a 'good' school, to the average man in the street is aware of the current wars and rumours of wars that permeate the middle east, along with the numerous threats and abuse targeting Israel. A clear and present danger as the saying goes. Headline news on even the fake channels. Though different folk may put their own spin on things, the situation surrounding Israel and the Islamic nation is common knowledge. Most churches and evangelists speak of it...politicians the world over speak of it...even here in Australia one topic of conversation is Australia's acceptance of and recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital...world politics and current events are hardly ever discussed in any context without some reference to the Middle East controversy. As for the future connection to the so called Antichrist and a coming temple...who that doesn't read or listen to the modern evangelist hasn't heard and understood the general drift of modern eschatological arguments?Buddy, if Satan has no designs against the Jews anymore then you are apparently likewise attributing the deaths of 6,000,000 of them at the hands of Hitler to "deflecting attention away from prophetic reality." I think your attention is being deflected away from actual reality. Satan hates that race as much today as he ever has, and the hatred building up within Muslims towards them virtually mirrors that manifested by the NAZIs. You don't think the hatred being exhibited by Hitler and Himler was genuine hatred, inspired by the Devil?
Jeremiah 3:6-13 New International Version (NIV)God divorced Israel CoreIssue? .. would this be the same God who hates divorce?
The Jews circumcised before the crucifixion were genuine Jews and members of Israel. When they died off, nothing remained to make one a physical Jew or physical member of Israel. Paul was surrounded with genuinely circumcised Jews and spoke to them verbally and in his letters.
Study Jewish history in the bible. It's all there.Your inventing things again.
I see we agree that it will be a ten-nation confederacy of Eastern Rome, not Western Rome as is the popular opinion.
Study Jewish history in the bible. It's all there.
I think it depends on our source of instruction.I am sure I studied it far more than you.
I think it depends on our source of instruction.
Baptist, Reformed, and Presbyterian Systematic Theology and Biblical Theology.Archaeology, manuscripts, Jewish scholars, non-Jewish scholars, Bible and so forth.
You?
But these are not biblical Jews. Jesus and the church are biblical Israel.
Baptist, Reformed, and Presbyterian Systematic Theology and Biblical Theology.
Dispensationalism is not a doctrine or a creed?And there in the larger problem. You studied denominational doctrine and creeds.
No surprise.
Dispensationalism is not a doctrine or a creed?
I'm non denominational but there's nothing like a good understanding of Jewish history from the bible to quell the claims of dispensationalists. You should challenge your beliefs from a historical standpoint to see if they hold up.I am nondenominational.
I studied the Bible, history and science.
So not a doctrine or cream for me. Dispensationalism is fully biblical. But there are a number of use on exactly how many and what the dispensations were, which does get into denominational doctrine.
But that has nothing to do with this topic.
The Israel of the Old Testament was not the Israel at the time of the crucifixion, now, or in the future.
The Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes and Zealots were the main players at the time of Christ. Israel was apostate with the exception of very few. Those very few that became the first church.
Rome is in the West. The 10 toes of the EU/restored Roman Empire is in the West.