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I don’t know, but there are Jewish believers everywhere. I’ve been hearing about Messianic Jews, but they sound like believers justified by faith to me.

There is neither male nor female, either, but that simply means we have one standing before the Lord. I can see where believing Jews have a big advantage in that they know the Scriptures better than most Gentiles, and all scripture is profitable. It’s almost like the law being our...

Th There are Messianic Jews that have accepted their Messiah, and you can hear them preaching the gospel right there on YouTube . I call them completed Jews. More Jews are being saved every day. When the church is raptured, it won’t be in a vacuum. We will see what the Bible has told us...

That’s rude. 😉 Keeping the law didn’t save the Jews, did it? Oh my. I’m a “jackass”. I’m sorry I’ve made you so angry, Clete, I really am. The remnant will be saved as Paul states in Romans. I wonder about you nonetheless. You were very kind to me once. Never been a time when what...

I‘m not sure how you can separate them. For instance, we are part of the abrahamic covenant are we not? Whatever affects God’s people affects us. Jesus Christ was a Jew and the Bible comes from the Jews. We haven’t been raptured yet, we should know what’s going on around us. We won’t find...

2 Thessalonians 2 2 days Now we beseech you, brethren, by the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, and by our gathering together unto him, Here Paul is talking about the future, and prophecy. We need to warn others of what we are seeing going on around us, because the stage is being set…..like...

How can we preach the Gospel without the Jews? The Law and the Prophets are Jewish. As Gentiles we come to the Jewish Messiah. One of Israel‘s prophecies was the rejection of the Messiah and the cross, itself. We can’t preach the Gospel without that. Ah, because Paul, himself, spoke of that...

Good article, and a very deep subject. One could study Paul’s teachings on this and never tire. However, it’s the confession with the mouth that I keep pondering, since Paul doesn’t mention it except here in Romans when speaking of Israel. interesting to think of

It would seem that way, but calling on the Lord or confessing Him as Lord is not what makes us righteous. Paul has made that abundantly clear, that it is faith….believing unto righteousness that saves us. That he should add confessing Christ with the mouth while speaking of Israel is...

There are many good points made in that article, but it leaves the saints with their hands tied behind their back. We are to be preaching the Gospel to the lost as we wait to be called up. The fact is that it’s prophecy itself that opens the eyes of the lost to God’s s Word. It was hearing...

it makes your brain ache for me to insist that the Jews had to believe and confess Jesus as their Messiah? There is absolutely nothing shallow about this truth, and you seem to be doubling down on believers having to and confession to their faith. That right there is very odd to me. Yikes...

I think it‘s talking about our witnessing what others have gone through.

I don’t think they will be seeing anything, but our Lord.

None of it made sense to me. And I read it twice.

Now, don’t get bent out of shape. 😟. I’m sorry if I offended you. My point is that confession should never be included when teaching the Gospel of grace. Paul was talking about Israel in chapter 10. I believe it was required of the Jews, as Jesus said it would be in Matthew 23:37-39.

No, I was merely pointing out that all things are possible with God. But, what material did Abraham have to draw from? Not sure what you mean by that.

So it isn’t really faith alone?

That reminds me of Abraham. He believed and was saved before the Gospel of Grace was available.

I hear ya. We won’t be here for most of the rest of prophecy.

My goodness you managed to mess up everything I said. So saying I‘d be wrong might make an ounce of sense….somehow. 😉 Thank you, though, for telling me I can try and figure this out. Do we have to cut and paste to quote a verse. I’m on an IPad.