You have proved nothing, editor. Except the FACT that you’re getting your “doctrine” from Matthew and Hebrews. Both given to Israel. Neither of which have anything to do with this dispensation of grace we are living under. But you don’t believe that. You choose to cobble your beliefs from here and there, a snip from this verse and a paragraph from that book. The result being a gospel of nothingness, since Israel has been blinded and set aside, since Acts 28. And will be until the tribulation, when God once again deals with His favored nation. As long as you wallow in that gospel, you will remain lost and confused with who said what when and to whom and why. It MATTERS, you know. Otherwise, Paul would be sitting on a throne one day, along with Peter and the 11 and Christ. ....but we both know he won’t because there are only 12 tribes in Israel, not 13. right??...
Chief Small Voice makes valid points. Please respond nicely as you would to someone you really respect. Thank you.
Whatever you are trying to say, is not faintly Biblical.
It is not coherent because it speaks in error on very basic things.
Grace is for all time, until Yeshua returns, and is not related to any imaginary “dispensation.” It was for Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and everyone else that has lived between them and us.
Israel has not been blinded, Judah has.
Read Matthew 15:24.
Yeshua came only for the “lost sheep of the house of Israel.” If they are blinded, then we (you and me) are in deep trouble, because that is who we are.
That includes all who sojourn with them; always has. He came to save “the people for his name.” That is who will rise out of the grave, and from the Earth on the day of trumpets, and live and rule with him for 1000 years.
Actually, there are 13.