LionOfJudah

2 Maccabees 1:28 “Punish them that oppress us, and with pride do us wrong.”

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@Jizzy__Jerald @Afri_core @D1Blyden Deuteronomy 28:46 And they shall be upon thee for a sign and for a wonder, and upon thy seed for ever.

The curses would be upon the Jews/Israelites for a sign. A sign is an identifier...

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@BoldGamer144 @PanthersRule33 @hulkeyenate

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@Turbocrgd_V12 Job 14:5 (KJV)
“Seeing his days are determined, the number of his months are with thee, thou hast appointed his bounds that he cannot pass.”

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@ThisIsVeracious @RAISRAEL2

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@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE That’s what Paul is doing. That’s what the Gospel is about.
Not a new family, but the restoration of the one that was scattered. (Ezekiel 37, Hosea 1, Romans 9, John 11:52

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@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE cities and nations where he ran off to. That messenger isn’t looking for strangers…
He’s calling his son home.

Now imagine someone watching that and saying:
“See? He’s inviting everyone to be his son now.”
No—he’s calling his son, who got lost, back from among the strangers

[LionOfJudah @phillymamba215]

@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE So yes, resurrection is part of the mystery, but it’s not the whole thing — the purpose of His death and resurrection was to bring back the lost sheep of the house of Israel (John 11:52, Matthew 15:24, Ezekiel 37).

Blessings to you, I’ll leave it there.

[LionOfJudah @phillymamba215]

@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE So what’s the hidden mystery?
That Israelites who had been scattered and called Gentiles would be restored through belief in Messiah — not replaced.
Ephesians 3:3–6 also calls this the mystery: that the Gentiles (scattered Israelites) are fellow heirs and part of the same body.

[LionOfJudah @phillymamba215]

@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE That’s the lost tribes of Israel — the ones scattered among the nations, divorced, and called “not my people” (Hosea 1:10).
Now, through Yahusha, they’re being restored. That’s the mystery Paul is talking about

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@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE And just to prove it further…

John 11:51–52 says Yahusha would die not only for that nation (Judah),

“but also to gather together in one the children of God that were scattered abroad.”

That’s not random Gentiles.

[LionOfJudah @phillymamba215]

@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE Ezekiel 37 prophesied the restoration of the two kingdoms Southern Kingdom & Northern Kingdom —into one nation under one King. That’s the same thing Paul is teaching in his letters. He’s not creating a new people—he’s restoring the lost sheep of Israel (Matt. 15:24).

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@staygoldenmarco @BoldGamer144 @ThisIsVeracious @journey2heaven2 @GourmetlifeT @M0J02REAL2LOSE Romans 9:24–26 proves this—Paul quotes Hosea to explain this “mystery.”

This “mystery” isn’t non-Israelites becoming Israel. It’s lost Israelites being brought back into the fold through Messiah—along with the remnant of Judah—into one body