I may indeed have normalcy bias. The thought that God would ever be satisfied with blood sacrifice again is beyond my comprehension. These were types and shadows. They pointed to Christ and did all that was required of them and were fulfilled. As far as this one prophecy, remember they were still in captivity and broken as a nation. This was a 'pick me up" saying this is possible, and it was but did not happen. God gave conditional covenants that expired. Not from any lack on His part, though.
He never WAS satisfied by the blood of bulls and goats. Torah says so outright.
They pointed to Christ and did all that was required of them and were fulfilled.
Not according to Zeke.
As far as this one prophecy, remember they were still in captivity and broken as a nation. This was a 'pick me up" saying this is possible, and it was but did not happen. God gave conditional covenants that expired. Not from any lack on His part, though.
Well, we may as well stop right here then. If you are willing to throw away the prophets, there will be no agreement. As for me, I will believe Yeshua, who said that every bit of Torah and the prophets is still in force, until all of it... every-single-bit... has been fulfilled. If YHWH can so easily throw away words he gave to his prophet, if he can write off his promises to Judah and to Israel, then how can you believe he will keep his promise to you? Actually, there is no promise to you without Israel. Gentiles are grafted into a covenant with Israel and Judah.
However, I must give you credit - Yours is a new twist on an old saw - That uniqueness supposes a level of attention superior to your peers.
But dead wrong, IMHO, all the same. I am in my fifties, and I fully expect to see the Ps 83 war, and the Magog war within my lifetime - That one cannot see prophecy coming true right before our eyes is astounding to me.