Prophecy is not my main study, but as shown here , i certainly do see Riomans 11 reversing the curse of blindness upon Israel when the fulness of the Gentiles is entered in, so that what is left of the natural branches will come to faith, as there is only one gospel, and Jews must be saved by faith in the risen Lord Jesus.
But those who reign with and under Christ for 1,000 years will rule over someone, and the temple of Ezekiel, which is different from that of Moses will be built (which i see as far too detailed and elaborately described to be merely symbolic of the church), and the Jews will be keep the ceremonial ordinances in a memorial sense.
And Gentiles which survived the Tribulation will be tested in being required to keep the feasts, etc. Thus Christ shall rule with a rod of iron, while gently leading those that are with young.
But i have not the energy now to get into this extensively, but can ping some others who may want to.
>>>But i have not the energy now to get into this extensively, but can ping some others who may want to.<<<
Great! Maybe we can have a lively debate.
>>>And Gentiles which survived the Tribulation will be tested in being required to keep the feasts, etc. <<<
Just a minor point: I believe the “Great Tribulation” occurred in the lifetime of the disciples, exactly during the time Christ said it would; which would place it most likely between 67 and 70 AD when there was famine, starvation and cannibalism in Jerusalem.
Philip
Nay, I’m not interested at least at this point. That Preterist “all prophecies have been fulfilled” has those under it’s error so blinded it’s rather futile to even start.