Interplanner
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Is that the reason you don't read other history, because 'in all these things (passages?) we are more than conquerors?
You cannot even understand what the "in all these things" is?Is that the reason you don't read other history, because 'in all these things (passages?) we are more than conquerors?
Is that the reason you don't read other history, because 'in all these things (passages?) we are more than conquerors?
You cannot even understand what the "in all these things" is?
Yes, in the context, it is all the persecutions (especially from Judaism) for believing that the Gospel is the fulfillment of Abraham's promises.
Yes, in the context, it is all the persecutions (especially from Judaism) for believing that the Gospel is the fulfillment of Abraham's promises.
:french:Is that the reason you don't read other history, because 'in all these things (passages?) we are more than conquerors?
:mock: Yes, they suffered much hardhip.trouble, hardhip, persecution, famine, nakedness, peril, sword, considered a sacrificial sheep each day...
those are the things of v37, not what 2P2P tells us.
Going to all nations does NOT mean that the Gentiles had the SAME position as God's chosen people.why on earth would Christ have told them they were going to all nations, only to turn around and affirm something about a theocracy for Israel, only to turn again and tell them they would get power to preach to all nations?
Keep your confusion to yourself; it is juvenile.
Going to all nations does NOT mean that the Gentiles had the SAME position as God's chosen people.
Was God showing favoritism when He CHOSE Israel and separated THEM from the other people on the earth?That would be because the Gospel is not concerned about positions. You need to become spiritually mature and realize that God does not do favoritism.
Was God showing favoritism when He CHOSE Israel and separated THEM from the other people on the earth?
You're the one that need to get some spirit first and then some spiritual maturity.
Was God showing favoritism when He CHOSE Israel and separated THEM from the other people on the earth?
You're the one that needs to get some spirit first and then some spiritual maturity.
Was God showing favoritism when He CHOSE Israel and separated THEM from the other people on the earth?
You're the one that needs to get some spirit first and then some spiritual maturity.
You are totally confusing.
No, you are just confused about what was being said.then why RD a couple weeks ago did you blow up at me about the person in Religion who said that a certain Ezek text about coming out of graves was actually supposed to mean coming back from the nations to the land of Israel? You should have lapped it up and told me 'he's exactly right.' Your 'spiritual' meaning is favoritism! Spirituality is to fix yourself to the land of Israel. You have no use for what Paul preached or how he said things were fulfilled.
You are totally confusing.
why on earth would Christ have told them they were going to all nations, only to turn around and affirm something about a theocracy for Israel, only to turn again and tell them they would get power to preach to all nations?
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No, you are just confused about what was being said.
The fulfillment of Ezekiel 37 is in the future when God restores Israel. It's really simple.... probably too simple for you to understand.
Ezek 37:12-14 (KJV)(37:12) Therefore prophesy and say unto them, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, O my people, I will open your graves, and cause you to come up out of your graves, and bring you into the land of Israel. (37:13) And ye shall know that I [am] the LORD, when I have opened your graves, O my people, and brought you up out of your graves, (37:14) And shall put my spirit in you, and ye shall live, and I shall place you in your own land: then shall ye know that I the LORD have spoken [it], and performed [it], saith the LORD.
It's still going to happen. God does not lie.
God says that it will happen and you say that it won't. I'll stick with God.He didn't, and that's not going to happen.
You keep making this false claim.The apostles explained that what was promised was fulfilled in Christ.
The apostle of the Gentiles was not trying to confirm all of the promises made to Israel. That is part of your utter confusion.The places in Romans that deal with whether God's word has 'failed' never resolve it in the land promise: 3:3, 9A.
No, that is a fairly tale invented by people that refuse to believe the entirety of God's Word.Because it is by faith that people are in Christ and Christ is where the promises are fulfilled. That (Christ) is spiritual wisdom, understanding and truth.