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Is there a difference between Israel of the flesh and the Israel of God?

Gentiles are never refered to as Israel, or Jews, in the Bible. They are "brought near" (Eph:2:13) but what they are grafted into is Christ, not Israel. Though Galations 3 does call Gentiles ...
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Is there a difference between Israel of the flesh and the Israel of God?

Yes, the bible talks about two Israels. The first, which we can also call the ethnic Israel, is a picture and the foreshadow of the second, the Israel of God. All spiritual concepts of the NT have ...
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Is there a difference between Israel of the flesh and the Israel of God?

There are different types or kinds of Israel. These can be brought under two main categories. “For he is not a Jew, which is one outwardly; neither is that circumcision, which is outward in the flesh:...
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Is there a difference between Israel of the flesh and the Israel of God?

In the New Testament the word “Israel” occurs 68 times and the word “Israelite” 9 times, making a total of 77 times. These may be classified as follows. Those marked with “ * ” refer to a non-...
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conflict with Roman 3:7 & Galatians 1:20?

In Romans 3:7, Paul makes a list of comparisons to show up the illogicality of him being accused of being unrighteous. In verse 8 he points out that some people are slanderously accusing him as urging ...
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conflict with Roman 3:7 & Galatians 1:20?

Romans 3:7 needs to be understood in the context of an earlier verse in the same chapter: 4 God must be true, though every human being is a liar. Thus, Paul admits that he - like everyone else - ...
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