No, because when "all Israel" is saved, the Church Age will be over. The Church Age ends at the Rapture. The world then goes through the seven year Tribulation and then the Millennial Kingdom begins. The people who accept Christ during the Tribulation will be believers, but they will not be part of the Church. Likewise, the remnant of Jews who become saved during the Tribulation will not be part of the Church, but they will still be believers in Christ.
if you are right “all Israel will be saved” means the Jewish people, then all Jews will go to heaven and none will be in hell. all means all right? yet, you stated the 17th century unbelieving rabbi is in hell. wasn’t he part of Israel?
See previous paragraph. Anyone who dies during this present Age without Christ spends eternity in hell. There is one more chance for salvation during the Tribulation, but the people who are saved during that time are not part of the Church.
again, your last post makes no sense. you don’t realize the Church is the Body of Christ and all those that are saved must be in that Body or they are not saved. The reason is that Body has already suffered, died and rose again. If you aren’t in that Body, you are still an enemy of God and will suffer eternal punishment. For a Jew to be at peace with God, they must believe on Jesus and be baptized for the remission of their sins, then they will be part of the true Israel of God. This applies to all Gentiles as well. your statement that those who accept Christ during the Tribulation will be believers but will not be part of the Church is so unbiblical to be laughable. again, spiritual blindness to what the Church is. ( hint: it’s not like the Rotary Club )