Posted on 05/16/2012 3:48:19 PM PDT by wmfights
Laughable. People are answering your question...they have told you over and over who the true Israel of God is. You just choose to ignore.
And you STILL don't address my answer to you. LOL.
Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made. He saith not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy seed, which is Christ. (Galatians 3:16)
So, you do not believe this scripture? That the promised seed is Jesus Christ?
Of course, if they did answer, and answer honestly, it would blow their demonic doctrine all to hell, so I kind of understand the avoidance, but I'm still trying to give you people a chance at redemption here. Help me out.
So you want to take a stab at it? Be the only honest replacement theologist on this thread? Who did God make the promises to that I have posted a hundred times on this thread?
The New Covenant is detailed in Deut. 29:4; 30:6; Isa. 59:20–21; 61:8–9; Jer. 31:31–40; 32:37–40; 50:4–5; Ezek. 11:19–20; 16:60–63; 34:25–26; 36:24–32; 37:21–28; Zech. 9:11; 12:10–14; Heb. 8:1-13; 10:15-18.
Can you tell me in which of those Scriptures the Church is mentioned?
No, there are many honest people on this thread who have give you the plain truth. Your fake premise that no one answers your "one little question" is plain false.
Your question has been answered many times and on many other threads as well.
Who are the people that God gave the promises of land, and salvation and the Redeemer living among them to?
No, that's not the meaning. Read it again. The promise was made to THE seed which was Christ.
Christ is the heir of the promise.
Those in Christ who is the heir of all things.
And you brethren, like Isaac, are children of promise.
Was Isaac a Jew or Gentile? And was God lying when He called Isaac (a child) of promise?
When God calls Isaac a child of promise, was He speaking about a Jew or Gentile?
Isaac had faith. Thus he was a child of promise. You are mistaken to elevate ethnicity over faith.
Abel also was a child of promise before there were nations. He's in the same boat as are all people today, Jew or Gentile, who have faith.
Only being in Christ matters because He is the heir of the promise.
Well, that may be right if it weren't for those pesky promises that God made to someone that He would bring them back into a land that He gave them, that He would cleanse them, take their sins away, and there would be a Redeemer that would live among them.
Those are the mystery people that throw a death knell monkey wrench into replacement theology. And since that condition that is promised by God doesn't currently exist, then it must mean that that promise will be kept sometime in the future, right? I mean, God doesn't lie, right?
Do you have any idea who the mystery people might be?
Do you have a problem believing that there is a new heaven and earth in the future?
Do you have any idea who the mystery people might be?
Well, it seems like it's only a mystery to you.
Well, no. God says there will be a new Heaven and a new earth after the Tribulation and His millennial kingdom are finished.
I believe what God says.
Well, it seems like it's only a mystery to you.
Oh, just humor me. Who are the mystery people that God made the land and salvation and Redeemer promises to?
So you believe this to be future, right?
Who are the mystery people
Asked and answered...many times.
I think that's what I said.
Asked and answered...many times.
Can you re-post one of the answers? I must have missed it.
Try checking out post #88 for one.
Really...it's far from a mystery. But because you seem to have difficulty retaining here goes:
Christ is the heir, the recipient of the promise and all people of faith are co-heirs only because of faith in Him. He inherits the new Heavens and Earth and we and people from all tribes who have faith in Him are adopted children of the Father and will live in that land forever.
When did that happen? What is the name of our land?
That's why I asked if you have a problem understanding the new Heavens and Earth.
You don't seem to grasp the concept.
Where exactly does God say that His promises to the Jews have been cancelled? And if you can give me the Scripture where God has broken His promises to His chosen people, why do the promises still remain in the Bible? Why would God lie and deceive by leaving the promises to the Jews in the Bible knowing that millions and millions of people over the centuries would read those promises and believe them and have hope in them? Why would God do that?
And where is your assurance that the promise of salvation Jesus made to Gentiles hasn't been broken? If God is a promise-breaker, where is your guarantee that He hasn't broken His promise to save you?
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