" But that does not take away from Genesis 12:2-3."
No, it does not take away from Genesis 12, but fulfills it through the spiritual children of Abraham. The promises were never by race, always by faith--both in the Old Testament and the New.
"God will bless not only the spiritual children of Abraham, all those with faith in Jesus Christ, but the flesh descendents of Abraham, because they are still His special people."
False! Under the New Covenant, no one can be a child of God or chosen without faith in Christ Jesus. The revelations in the New Teatament were given by the Holy Spirit to help explain these difficulties. The Holy Spirit tells us in Rom. 2:28,20 and Gal.3:28,29 that "their is neith Jew nor Greek,...we are all one in Christ Jesus. Your theology has been poisoned by the toxic fumes of dispensationalism (a confusion of covenants and dispensations.)
St. Peter tells us that "we (Christians) are a royal priesthood, a holy nation bringing forth fruit.." Philipians 3 tells us that "we are the circumcision who rejoice in Christ Jesus and have no confidence in the flesh." You are simply confusing the Old Covenant with the New. Hebrew 9:13 tells us "in that he saith, A New Covenant, he hath made the first old. Now that which decayeth and waxeth old is ready to vanish away. You are attempting to resurrect the dead old covenant in order to force your false theology to fit the modern circumstances.
"Where did He ever take back his promise to Abraham in Genesis 12? Quote me a scripture for that?
He never took it back, he fulfilled through Christ Jesus by establishing the Kingdom of God--a spiritual Kingdom that is infinitely greater than any man-made kingdom. Hebs. 8:7,8 For if that first covenant had been faultless, then should no place have been sought for the second. For finding fault with them, hesaith, Behold, thedayscome, saith the Lord, when I will make anew covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah. This was all fulfilled when over 100,000 Jews accepted Christ in the first century.
The first believers were almost 100% Jewish. It was these Jewish Apostles and disciples who went out into the world and evangelized all of mankind by establihing the Church wherever they went. These Jews had found The Kingdom of God promised to Abraham and his children. In the first century, millions of pagans came to these Jewish disciples begging them to treach them about the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. This was the establishment of the Christian Church. Jesus said: "I have come that you may have life and have it more abundantly." Do you think the Jews in Israel are bringing this life through their false worldly kingdom?
"I still would not ever be caught cursing, insulting, or dealing underhandedly with any flesh descendent of Abraham. Because I have faith in God and in His Word through Jesus Christ."
I find this statement bigoted and very scarry by you dispensationsalist. Christians should feel that way about all people, not only Jews.
Neverthless, it is not "cursing and dealing underhandedly" to expose the antichristian teachings of false religions. The Moslems Koran is filled with lies and antchirst statements. It need to be exposed and Christians need to be warned. It is not hate against the Moslem people to exposed their false religions, it's truth and love to help them escape the death of their "scriptures".
In the same way, it is not hate to expose the antichist teachings of modern Judaism and the Jewish Talmdu, but love and truth to help the Jewish people escape this darkness that keeps them from Christ.
If you truly love the Jewish people, tell them the truth! |
