No it isn't...The out of convenant house of Israel is, Israel...The out of covenant everyone else is Gentiles...When those from either group come to trust in Jesus, they leave those groups and they become Christians; the church...
And when God shuts the door to those of both groups, the times of the Gentiles will be fulfilled since the eyes of (most of) Israel have been blinded so they don't see it anyway...
The gentiles of the NT were mostly out of covenant Hebrews.
Most of the people whose eyes are at least partly open are of the lost sheep of Israel. But really, the church of our day is incredibly blind.
No it isn't...The out of convenant house of Israel is, Israel...The out of covenant everyone else is Gentiles...When those from either group come to trust in Jesus, they leave those groups and they become Christians; the church...
No. editor-surveyor is right. the 'fullness of the gentiles' is defined in the Old Testament. as is the term 'gentile' which means 'without or outside of covenant' (The term 'Gentile Christians' cracks me up every time). There is only Covenant and non-covenant (gentile), and nothing else. And since the new covenant is made with the House of Judah and the House of Israel, and the gentiles are inherited by them (adopted), one had better hope that the House of Israel (Ephraim specifically) is the 'fullness of the Gentiles'...
And when God shuts the door to those of both groups, the times of the Gentiles will be fulfilled since the eyes of (most of) Israel have been blinded so they don't see it anyway...
You'll then have to show me where the House of Israel was rejected. The House of Judah, no doubt. But the House of Israel (lo ammi, Not my People) are a different story altogether.
You've got to read the front of the Book. That is where you will find these things defined.