17 minutes agochristopherk.q
100% which is why jesus says in the parable of the wicked tenants he intends to get rid of the jews and replace them with a fruit bearing body since the jews reject him they cannot bear fruit. No salvation no promise and no blessing. And since they reject him they neither have nor the father nor the son. They are illegitimate children according to the gospel since they disobey the prophets who prophesied Jesus coming to save us and rejoiced in his fore-coming they have zero ties to both the New Testament and Old Testament covenant since they breach it by not following Christ Jesus in the new era of the New Testament but also breached their contract by not adhering to the ten commandments “thou shall not praise no other gods” and disobeyed the prophets who wanted christ on earth. Basically their testimony and witness is as silly and equal in terms of theology to mormonism and scientology. Borrowing all the elements of the bible like the old testament but having zero follow through of its fundamentals. But that does not mean a jew cannot leave judaism to engage in the New Testament covenant with Jesus and be reborn to then become a true Jew like us again. All they have to do is denounce Judaism. @wild_olive_tree
3 hours agobiblicalgenderroles
Pastor, you are overlooking a critical distinction. The Bible identifies TWO chosen peoples of God: a spiritual people and an ethnic people. 1. The Church — God's chosen spiritual people. 1 Peter 2:9 calls Christians “a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation.” This spiritual people consists of believing Jews and Gentiles united in Christ. 2. Israel — God's chosen ethnic people. God made an unconditional, everlasting covenant with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their physical descendants (Genesis 17:7–8). Unlike the conditional Mosaic Covenant, the Abrahamic Covenant was not dependent upon Israel's obedience. Romans 9:6, “For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel,” distinguishes believing Israelites from unbelieving Israelites. It does NOT erase God's election of ethnic Israel. Romans 11 makes this distinction unmistakable. Paul says Israel is presently blinded in part, but that this blindness will end and “all Israel shall be saved” (Romans 11:25–26). Then Paul specifically addresses UNBELIEVING Jews: “As concerning the gospel, they are enemies for your sakes: but as touching the election, they are beloved for the fathers' sakes. For the gifts and calling of God are without repentance.” (Romans 11:28–29 KJV) Notice what Paul says! These Jews are ENEMIES of the Gospel, yet they remain BELOVED concerning ELECTION because of God's promises to their forefathers! How can unbelieving Jews be beloved concerning election if, as you claim, unbelieving Jews were never God's chosen people? The answer is that Scripture recognizes both the Church as God's chosen spiritual people and ethnic Israel as God's chosen covenant people, even in unbelief. Gentiles being grafted into God's olive tree does not nullify God's irrevocable election of Israel. Romans 9 does not contradict Romans 11. God's election of the Church does not cancel His election of Israel!
11 hours agobushido_soul
I mostly agree with you. I’m still caught up on that Judas was chosen by Jesus? Yes he wasn’t saved but still chosen. Is there a deeper meaning to be chosen? - John 6:70 “Jesus answered them, Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?”
13 hours agodecstrong27
The Jews of today are NOT of the Old Testament. Not in religion or ethnicity
a day agomoloneyleonard
Not exactly. When the promise to Abraham is completed only a third of Israel turns in repentance and is saved. They’re completing the saving all of Israel. And the every one that the Father gives me I will save. It’s also the last day. And the two thirds go to kill and steal the blessings from ISRAEL. But get slaughtered. A complicated people.
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