One of the cardinal doctrines of a certain brand of futurist eschatology is that God has two chosen people quite distinct from each other. One is called Israel (earthly people) and the other is called the Church (a heavenly people). One is the wife of God and the other is the bride of Christ. One inhabits the kingdom of heaven and the other inhabits the kingdom of God. One is the sum and substance of all we read in the OT, and the other occupies a mere gap in one verse.
This idea is fundamental to their system, and any questioning of that view is immediately met with all sorts of name calling, including by not limited to anti-semite. Replacementarian is a mild form of the same epithet.
OK.
I think my degree of need for it being spelled out is
much greater
than you inclination/willingness to spell it out.
LOL.
Ahhhh well.