OK. I wasn't sure, so I was simply asking!
If you imply I am doing this- you are just blowing tons of verbal methane!
YOu seem to forget that God sees Israel in two ways- th enatural seed and the spiritual seed.
the natural seed which survives to teh end of the tribulation (the 1/3 of Zech 13) will all be saved and become the spiritual seed that inherits the kingdom promised.
But Jews are not gentiles, Paul makes that crystal clear! He also reminds in Romans 9 and Ro0mans 11 that god is not through with teh people of Israel.
I know your reasoning, which I once held, but it is flawed. I do concede the promise to the natural seed
may not not finished, but not in the way you suggest.
This is my proposed teaching of prophecy pertaining to the natural children
of Abram:
The only generation of that seed with promised covenant of God,
made to Abram, will only be fulfilled in that generation
following that which will be destroyed on earth with
the brightness of His second coming.
There is no such hope for the children of Abram's flesh in this generation, at all.
Here is the argument from NT teaching of Scripture:
The children of Abraham are not the children of Abram, except any of them, along with all flesh of the earth, repent and believe Jesus.
The children of Abram, with promise of becoming a great nation on the land from Egypt to Euphrates are not the children of Abraham with promise of blessing in his seed, because that seed was only to be Christ (Gal 3:16), and now is only in Christ. (Gal 3:7)
That promised seed and children of Abraham is only them grafted into the green and holy olive tree of God, which is the house of Israel and of Judah. (Jerem 11:16-17) (Romans 11)
There is the natural seed of Abram after the flesh, but no natural seed of Abraham: Abraham's seed is only that of promise by faith,
even as Isaac was. (Gal 4)
The promised covenant of a great nation on the land from Egypt to Euphrates was made to
Abram and his natural seed. That was nominally fulfilled in David and Solomon pertaining to national boundary, but it was not fulfilled in being an outwardly
and inwardly circumcised people doing service to the Lord reigning on earth.
That covenant in Ezek 40-48 to Abram's seed, was not confirmed with the generation of Jesus' day, when He first came to confirm it with the lost sheep of the house of Israel (Rom 15:8), nor will it be confirmed with the last generation at His second coming. They will be as the first generation in the wilderness, and the next generation
in the days of His flesh: broken off and destroyed in the wrath of the Lamb.
The natural seed of Abram
in the following generation, even as that of the wilderness, will be the ones with opportunity to believe on Him and enter into His rest, not by sight, but by faith of the heart, and will then be allowed to come up to see Him face to face on the earth and serve Him.
No person on earth is ever accepted of God through faith by sight, even as they cannot serve and walk with Him by sight. (2 Cor 5:7)
We see Jesus now seated in heavenly places, and they will see Jesus
then seated on the throne of David.
At that time, and only at that time: the generation after His return, will any of Abram's children see their Redeemer sitting on the throne of David, and reigning over all nations on the earth.
However, any people on earth
at this time have no such hope. Also, any born of flesh after the generation that will be destroyed by
the brightness of His coming, that do repent and believe Jesus, will also be resurrected unto life at the last judgment. Their names will be found in the Lamb's book of life. Them that repent and believe Jesus before His second coming, will have part in the first resurrection and reign of Christ, to rule over the nations with a rod of iron.