Replacement Theology

[George]

17 minutes ago, other one said:

It's too long to post on my phone, but I see it as coming from the split at the tower of Babel. They didn't want to do what God told them to do by going to a single area and one leader.  He divided them up according to the number of the sons of God.  It's my connector that those sons of God were to Shepard them but decided to be worshipped themselves.  So God had no people for himself so he took Abraham and made him a people. Took about 500 years.  The rest is history.

Have you read the book ... Unseen Realm by Michael Haiser?

[other one]

5 minutes ago, George said:

Have you read the book ... Unseen Realm by Michael Haiser?

Yes

[George]

Just now, other one said:

Yes

I think he makes a good case for what you mentioned about the Tower of Babel, etc.  He connects Scriptures that most people want to avoid like the plague!

[other one]

Just now, George said:

I think he makes a good case for what you mentioned about the Tower of Babel, etc.  He connects Scriptures that most people want to avoid like the plague!

He's got a really in depth knowledge of Hebrew and Greek. 

[other one]

And he will answer email

[Alive]

Yes and I have consulted with Michael…he is good on some things.

Myopic on others. Often the case when focusing with a microscope perspective.

[Who me]

Salvation is by faith in Jesus alone.

Everyone no matter what their race or ethnic grouping who is not trusting in Jesus will not be saved.

 

Remember  1kings19:18 how God had reserved a remnant of Israel who had not worshipped  the baals.

Even in the ot there is a constant thread of spiritual  faithfulness  rather than empty lipservice. 

[other one]

11 hours ago, Alive said:

Yes and I have consulted with Michael…he is good on some things.

Myopic on others. Often the case when focusing with a microscope perspective.

I have n seen anything he has written in translating word so but not necessary about what he thinks about it.

 

[Alive]

4 minutes ago, other one said:

I have n seen anything he has written in translating word so but not necessary about what he thinks about it.

 

I have read his books and listened to many hours of his lectures. He has fashioned quite a construct around his view of what happened on Hermon. Its interesting. Its his inconsistent take…it seems to me…on how our Salvation in Christ works. He is certainly, a likeable brother.

[Dennis1209]

I am glad I read the entire thread thus far. As was mentioned, Dr. Heiser does a well-documented study in his book “The Unseen Realm” and his podcasts.

Regarding Replacement Theology, the church inherited all the promises from the Jews because they murdered their Messiah, nonsense, and 4th-century heresy.

I do not have the time to list all the scriptures about Israel and how the Lord did not abandon them. But national Israel at present is blinded in part.

Two primary prophetic scriptures were fulfilled in recent history, with Israel becoming a nation once again in a single day. The re-establishment of Israel as a nation on May 14, 1948. Israel regaining the “mountains” of Israel and control of Jerusalem, Six Day War, 1967.

The above, not to mention the promises and future of Israel in Revelation. No, the church did not inherit the promises given to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Nothing has changed; Israel remains the children of promise and the chosen. The church and we Gentiles are grafted into the Vine by Grace.