So poor Paul is lost forevermore. If only you'd been there to warn him.
Romans 11 and the real Replacement Theology
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There is no "contemporary" or otherwise with God's Word. Well, unless you consider it all contemporary, regardless of any time reference, which is true in the case of God, the great I AM, and His Word, which stands/endures forever.
Grace and peace to you.
Davy
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That because it's simply a made-up doctrine of men, mainly Jews who still think they are exalted over all other Christians.
When you and your kind point your finger at "the Jews", and belittle "ethnic Israel", and all the other garbage false corrupt racist provision that reworks God's words that follows, because the full truth counters that racist Satanic argument, the finger of God is pointing at those serpents,whose father is the Devil.
And their taking afront at being identified by we indwelt eternally redeemed in Christ Christians who recognize the JEWISH Messiah,are not concerned with the sulphurous breath that belches outrage when the racist antisemitic are exposed and say they're upset about that.
The only apparent bigot here seems to be you! No one is belittling ethnic Israel, or if you prefer Israel in unbelief. The only garbage being promoted to unbelieving Israel comes from so called Christian Zionists, like you who feel vindicated in promoting unbiblical doctrine toward them. There comes a point in our understanding of biblical truths where we might be deceived into believing a lie. But when we continue to promote doctrine, we KNOW is not of the truth, but of the father of lies, we are no longer the deceived, but have become the deceiver! You need to check you outrage against truth, for you are no friend of Israel in unbelief!
Gabriel _Arch
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Notice how Paul doesn't sugar coat it for unbelieving Jews! He tells them without apology that as long as they remain in unbelief they shall be damned. He doesn't give unbelieving Jews false hope by telling them not to worry for they shall all in the end be saved.
Gabriel _Arch
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Gabriel _Arch
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John 1:3, Peterlag, says ~ and again, I'm quoting ~ "All things were made through Him, and without Him was not any thing made that was made." All things means all things, Peterlag, not, somehow, "all things except for one thing."
In effect it does, because in John 1:14, John says, "And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us," and then in verses 15 through 18, finally names Him, specifically at the end of verse 17.
Not in definition, no, but they all irrefutably refer to the same Person, giving us a full picture of Who He is, His relationship to and with the Father, and His unmatchable qualities and attributes.
Grace and peace to you.
Yeah I say much the same. Thanks Paul. And Peter. And Isaiah. And a host of others. But really, thanks be to God, Who is really the Author of His Word.
Grace and peace to you.
Those whom He hath called are not Christians?
What is the difference between those whom He hath called, and Christians?
He called Jews and Gentiles to be Christian. He did not call Christians to be Jewish Christians. And He did not call certain people because the New Testament has places where it talks about those who God called. I think God called everyone and only certain people answered the call. In Ephesians 1:4, it says God chose us in Christ beforehand, and in Revelation 17:8, it says certain names have been written in a book from the foundation of the world. It's the group, the body of Christ that is foreordained from the foundation of the world, and not specific individuals selected by God for salvation.
John 1:14
The "Word" is the wisdom, plan or purpose of God and the Word became flesh as Jesus Christ. Thus, Jesus Christ was the Word in the flesh, which is shortened to the Word for ease of speaking. Scripture is also the Word in writing. Everyone agrees that the Word in writing had a beginning. So did the Word in the flesh. In fact, the Greek text of Matthew 1:18 says that very clearly: "Now the beginning of Jesus Christ was in this manner..." The modern Greek texts all read "beginning" in Matthew 1:18. Birth is considered an acceptable translation since the beginning of some things is birth, and so most translations read birth. Nevertheless, the proper understanding of Matthew 1:18 is the beginning of Jesus Christ. In the beginning God had a plan, a purpose, which became flesh when Jesus was conceived.
Because when we read the Scriptures we need to interpret the meaning as the words are used in the text. When and where we start adding all kinds of our ideas will be the day there will be nothing left of the Scriptures. When God says the saints He does not mean Jews. When He says the church of God in the New Testament He does not mean Gentiles.
I don't know from where you arrive at your doctrine! Nothing is taken away or added to Scripture by using the phrase "Gentile Christians"! That is in fact what all who are of faith but are not Jews are called, even if that truth does not explicitly agree with you.
Yes, that language is mentioned throughout the New Testament. Just because we don't find the explicit phrase "Gentile Christians" does not mean there is no mention of Gentiles being saved and called Christians. That's why it seems very bizarre to some of us as to why you are making this mountain out of such a tiny mole hill?
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