Israel Is at the Heart of Prophecy

BibleProphecyBlog.com ^ | November 29, 2010 | Jim Fletcher

[Alamo-Girl]

Precious! Thank you!

[topcat54]

I think you are missing something here, since you insist on making statement like this:

to somehow even suggest He will cast them off completely..

Who has suggested such a thing? Apparently, in your haste to place a futurist slant on everything you read, you have failed to acknowledge that non-futurists like myself do not see the Jews as being “cast off completely.” I think I have made that abundantly clear (at least I’ve tried to in that face of opposition). Oh, sure, some folks around these parts have thrown out the “A” word, but that’s a red herring.

The greatest blessing that anyone can experience, Jew or gentile, is salvation through Jesus Christ, and to be counted among the true sons of Abraham. You and your futurist friends seem to think that Jews will somehow be short-changed in the divine scheme if they don’t get something more out of this world than their gentile brethren.

[RJR_fan]

You and your futurist friends seem to think that Jews will somehow be short-changed in the divine scheme if they don’t get something more out of this world than their gentile brethren.

I'm reminded of the stupidest question in the Bible. After Israel had decisively rejected Jesus, called for His execution, and loudly shouted "We have no king but Caesar!" the disciples asked,

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. Lord, wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel?

Yep, that sounds like a reasonable way to deal with apostasy and refudiation.