[editor-surveyor]

All of the lost sheep of the House of Israel are “gentiles.”

They are the people to whom Yeshua came. They were declared “not my people” in Hosea, but under the ministry of Paul, they again became a people.

Basically, you haven’t the slightest idea what you’re talking about, if you think being a “gentile” means anything at all.

There is no longer Jew, nor Gentile; Yeshua tore the vail, and opened the door that cannot be closed.

[af_vet_1981]

All of the lost sheep of the House of Israel are “gentiles.” They are the people to whom Yeshua came. They were declared “not my people” in Hosea, but under the ministry of Paul, they again became a people. Basically, you haven’t the slightest idea what you’re talking about, if you think being a “gentile” means anything at all. There is no longer Jew, nor Gentile; Yeshua tore the vail, and opened the door that cannot be closed.

I posted this on wrong thread, posting here now:

I noticed a reference to the word "Gentile" being defined as the lost sheep of the House of Israel and have some questions. Do you believe the Greeks, Spanish, Egyptians, and Nigerians are biblical Gentiles ? Do you believe an Israelite has to be born of a Jewish father and/or mother ? Do you, for example, call yourself a Jew, or a Gentile, and why ?

[CynicalBear]

>>All of the lost sheep of the House of Israel are “gentiles.”<<

Preposterous. Evidently a made up construct of the apostate Michael Rood.

>>Basically, you haven’t the slightest idea what you’re talking about, if you think being a “gentile” means anything at all.<<

Wow, back to making it personal I see.

>>Yeshua tore the vail, and opened the door that cannot be closed.<<

The Vail had nothing to do with being Jew or Gentile. It had to do with access to God.

[Elsie]

There is no longer Jew, nor Gentile; Yeshua tore the vail, and opened the door that cannot be closed.

And yet the word is used throughout the NT and is NEVER explained as you do.