Yod

🕊️✝️ Follower of Jesus | 🇮🇱Zionist like God

[Yod @Y0el251]

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[Yod @Y0el251]

God formed the true flesh of His Son.
It is right to worship Him.

Man forms images of Jesus.
Worshiping them is idolatry.

Need a bridge to Jesus?
Turn to the Holy Spirit.

Come to Him directly by faith.
Graven images are unnecessary and sinful.

[Yod @Y0el251]

@Bleagh1414148 @jakobe291 @derblutmeister4 😂😂😂 nice fictitious story bro

[Yod @Y0el251]

@YisraelOfficial If only they pursued life.

[Yod @Y0el251]

@Acts17David Favorite emoji: 😂

[Yod @Y0el251]

Sorry 😂

[Josiah Geoffrey ✡️ @JosiahForYeshua]

The Bible says Jonah lived inside a fish. I believe it.

The Bible says Balaam’s donkey rebuked him with a man’s voice. I believe it.

The Bible says God created the world in six days. I believe it.

The Bible says God raised Yeshua (Jesus) from the dead. I believe it.

Why?

Because the God of the Bible—the God of Israel—has proven Himself. He has never failed my people by allowing Israel to be consumed (Malachi 3:6), nor has He ever failed me, because Messiah lives in me and God has never left my side. I will trust His Word until my dying breath.

[JDubb @joshwhitlatch]

If you say we are saved by faith alone, but then add water baptism as a requirement for salvation, you’ve contradicted “faith alone.” You can’t add a ritual to faith and still call it faith alone. As Titus 3:5 says, He saved us “not because of works done by us in righteousness.

[Yod @Y0el251]

"When God makes a promise, He fulfills every one of them."

[Yod @Y0el251]

Amen!

[Otto Rotation @RealAliasActual]

@Y0el251 But your Will. Not mine.

[In the Name of Jesus @Sheltieman3]

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For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside to fables.
2 Timothy 4:3-4

[Yisrael official 🕎 @YisraelOfficial]

PRAY FOR NEPAL 🇳🇵 🙏 😢 😔 💔

[In the Name of Jesus @Sheltieman3]

The great apostasy:

Now the Spirit expressly says that in latter times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, speaking lies in hypocrisy, having their own conscience seared with a hot iron,
1 Timothy 4:1-2

[Yod @Y0el251]

It's getting worse.

Father, please send Jesus now.

[Yod @Y0el251]

JESUS IS THE WAY!

[Sarah @italiathetruth]

The Tribulation is coming and it’s going to be much worse than this.

Please seek Jesus before it’s too late. 🙏

[Melissa @pomsrule5]

The millennial reign of Christ

[Mark @Mark_Wilson_25]

🇮🇱 DID THE CHURCH BECOME THE “TRUE JEWS”? 🤔🔥

Replacement Theology often leans heavily on Romans 2:28–29:

“For he is not a Jew who is one outwardly… but he is a Jew who is one inwardly.”

But Paul is not redefining Gentile believers as “true Jews.” He is rebuking Jews who possess the outward sign of circumcision while lacking inward obedience to God.

📖 The context is Jewish accountability, not Gentile replacement.

And Paul immediately proves it.

“What advantage has the Jew? Or what is the benefit of circumcision? Great in every respect.” — Romans 3:1–2

If Romans 2 had erased Jewish identity, Romans 3 would make no sense.

Paul does the same thing in Romans 9:6:

“For not all who are descended from Israel are Israel.”

Again, this does not mean “the Church is now Israel.” It means that within physical Israel there is a believing remnant. Paul is distinguishing faithful Israel from unbelieving Israel, not redefining Gentiles as Jews.

🔥 Then Romans 9–11 becomes devastating to Replacement Theology.

Paul still calls his physical kinsmen “Israelites”:

“…my kinsmen according to the flesh. They are Israelites, and to them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants…” — Romans 9:3–4

Then Paul asks the question Replacement Theology must answer:

“Has God rejected His people?”

His answer?

❌ “Absolutely not!” — Romans 11:1

Then comes the warning Gentile believers dare not ignore:

“Do not boast over the branches.” — Romans 11:18

And again:

⚠️ “Do not be arrogant, but fear. For if God did not spare the natural branches, He will not spare you either.” — Romans 11:20–21

That is staggering.

Paul does not tell Gentiles:

“You replaced Israel.”

He tells them:

🌿 You were grafted in.
🚫 Do not boast.
⚠️ Do not become arrogant.
✂️ You too can be cut off.

The olive-tree imagery itself destroys the replacement argument. Wild branches are grafted in among the natural branches. They share in the nourishing root, but they do not become the natural branches.

And Paul preserves the distinction all the way through:

“A partial hardening has come upon Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in. And in this way all Israel will be saved.” Romans 11:25–26

Israel.

Gentiles.

Still distinct.

Then Paul seals the argument:

“As regards election, they are beloved for the sake of their forefathers. For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” — Romans 11:28–29

💥 Replacement Theology is not merely a debate over labels.

It ultimately raises a far deeper question:

Does God keep covenant?

If God can permanently revoke promises He swore to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and David, then the issue is bigger than Israel.

It is the faithfulness of God Himself.

And Paul’s answer is unmistakable:

🇮🇱 “Has God rejected His people?”

Absolutely not.

[Melissa @pomsrule5]

The tribulation

[Melissa @pomsrule5]

The church as the bride of Christ

[Yod @Y0el251]

This is it

[Timothy Renfro @MrTimothyRenfro]

Yes, the decisive factor is in man. In his agency. That’s what agency is: decision. Man is 100% responsible for his own damnation, and God 100% responsible for his salvation. The giver of a gift is 100% responsible for the gift, but if someone rejects it, they are 100% responsible for not receiving it.

Some humans submit to God’s salvation and others reject it.

God does not prefer to damn people rather than save them, as the Calvinists claim.