[Gamecock]

What is theology?
Why is the study of theology important?
Where do we go to learn about theology?
What is the Bible About?
What Makes the Bible Unique?
Can anyone read and understand the bible on his own?
Theological FAQs: Does the Church have to interpret the bible?
What principles of interpretation are necessary to study the bible?
Theological FAQ: What does the term “grammatical-historical hermeneutic” mean, and why is it important?
Is a “grammatical-historical hermeneutic” different from a “Christ-centered hermeneutic”?
Theological FAQ: Is the whole bible about Christ, or just the New Testament?
Isn't it reading too much into the Old Testament to see references to Christ on every page?

[Gamecock]

[dartuser]

This means that all the promises and teachings of the Old Testament scriptures, which were written for the Jews, belong to us who are in Christ

Replacement theology at its best ...

[ReneeLynn]

No.

[Dan(9698)]

Wasn't the Old Testament written especially to the Jews,

The "Jews" are descendants of Judah, one of 12 Sons.

The family are Hebrew.

The first place "Jew" or "Jewish" appears in the Bible is in the book of Esther.

That is fairly late in the history covered by the Bible.

Jews are part of God's covenant people, but not all.

[Uri’el-2012]

Wasn't the Old Testament written especially to the Jews, so that it doesn't apply in the same way to Christians?

It is for anyone who is to be grafted into the Olive Tree.

See Romans 11

shalom b'SHEM Yah'shua HaMashiach

[onedoug]

Deuteronomy 4:19/Malachi 1:11