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@JoelHalcomb @mikevlach What about Jews who receive Jesus? Would you say they make up the nation Israel that has continued significance in God's plans?

[Mike Vlach @mikevlach]

Genesis 12:2–3 and Genesis 17 relate both Israel and the Gentiles to Abraham in God's purposes. When Galatians 3 discusses Gentile inclusion as Abraham's spiritual seed because of Jesus, it is not teaching the removal of Israel's significance in God's plan (see Romans 11).

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@BestAuggie @3lectricBrawl What miles per hour you get at 12 amps?

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@SHolmes66305 Yes, the Torah is the foundation for understanding all things eschatological, but even more than that for understanding world history, and the times we currently live in including geopolitics.

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@theocraticking1 Agreed they are anti-God’s covenant with Israel, and in the case of Covenant Theology insist on replacing it by creating a structure of covenants not named in the Bible

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@high_in_seattle @theocraticking1 I don’t think the argument is that Jews who don’t want to get saved will be saved by God anyway. I think the argument is that they genuinely turn to Jesus from the heart.

[usmceagle @usmceagle]

Everyone has opinions about Israel. Here’s what the Bible says.

[Mike Vlach @mikevlach]

My thanks to Todd Friel for discussing my statement on how modern Israel and Israel in the Bible relate:
Everyone has opinions about Israel. Here’s what the Bible says. https://t.co/9X6Qu4tJP9 via @YouTube

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@Kyle77778 @rabbriansamuel If your theory is right that Jesus is using old wine as Judiasm here, why does Jesus say in Luke’s parallel passage that Judaism is better?

“And no one, after drinking old wine, wants new, because he says, ‘The old is better.’ ””
Luke 5:39 CSB

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@Kyle77778 @rabbriansamuel In context Jesus was answering the question for why his disciples do not fast. He was saying they are doing what's appropriate since He was still with them. To make that verse about Christianity's relationship to Judaism is wild.

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@IranNewsNow Are you forgetting about all the attacks on Iranian nuclear scientists and the cyber attacks on their nuclear gear?

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@Michael15649622 @mikevlach @testing521 The blessings of the Abrahamic covenant means that in the kingdom Israel will enjoy their allotted land, and the nations will all enjoy their own allotted land as well

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@travismsnow @contramordor A lot of people are confused about election. Election in the mosaic covenant didn’t necessarily mean salvation. Election in the new covenant does mean salvation.

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@mikevlach @theocraticking1 I totally agree, and the Torah also launches the foundational theology of the end times

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@DrAlanKurschner Dr. John MacArthur did a wonderful series on that very thing: https://t.co/uuQFIfJ3un

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@ManBitesDog6 @Svigel @becomelutheran I agree I didn’t hear anything that sounded close to date setting. @Svigel could you please specify what you didn’t agree with?

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@Itsjusttepid @MaxNordau Would you say the same thing if we replace the countries of Iran with Russia and Israel with the UK?

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@mikevlach Yes and the new covenant was promised to the house of Israel and Judah. This is clearly the means to deliver on the promises. Heb 8 therefore contributes to Christian Zionism

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@mikevlach Spiritual Semites? Besides being unbiblical, that’s a whole new level of replacement theology.

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@nate_oatsb @coachbrucepearl Is Israel replaced or not replaced (@Bryan1819News)? Its much easier to refute if you guys come to some sort of a consensus. I guess what you can agree on is spiritualizing Scripture when it suits your theology.