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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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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
Romans 11:26-27 And so all Israel will be saved, as it is written: “The Deliverer will come out of Zion, and He will turn away ungodliness from Jacob; For this is My covenant with them, When I take ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
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Question: In which way will all of Israel be saved as per Romans 11:26?
Response: καθὼς γέγραπται (‘according to the manner in which’ ‘it has been written’).
All of Israel will be saved ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
Important ClarificationFor those who have older translations of the Bible, they will read, So all Israel shall be saved. And many commentators and casual readers have interpreted it to mean that "...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
Unfortunately, I can't fully comprehend Paul's theology, and give you all the scriptures he hyperlinks to. But I am pretty sure that the aftermath of Absalom's rebellion is the clearest picture of ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
The challenging aspect to answering this question is the interpretation of the term "all Israel" which include but are not limited to;
National Israel - refers to the entire ethnic nation ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
Not so fast - let us examine what Paul is discussing. Paul's discussion of this tricky and controversial topic begins in Rom 9 and continues for three chapters! Very early in this discussion Paul ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
Maybe my view is simple and naive, but Romans 11:30-32 fragment seems like making the same statement, from slightly different angle.
Romans 11:30-31, KJV:
For as ye [Gentiles] in times past have not ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
The "partial hardening" allows their faith in God to remain while excluding their acceptance of Christianity.
Had they accepted Christ, Judaism would have been absorbed and the Jews become ...
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Romans 11:26 reads “In this way all of Israel will be saved;” but in which way?
Paul seems to envision a situation in which the growth of Christianity among the Gentiles will stimulate those Jews who have not yet accepted Jesus to do so. He does not specify the circumstances, but ...
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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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Why does the LXX have 70 persons in Deuteronomy 10:22?
Actually, in Genesis or in other parts, the number is 75 because the LXX counted the numbers of the souls of Jacob's house who went or were now staying with Jacob to include Joseph's family. But, when ...
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What is the significance of the terms "holy," "chosen," and "peculiar people unto Himself above all the nations" in God's plan and purposes?
Special Significance The plan of salvation was, from the beginning, a redemptive plan for all peoples in all the Earth. In thy Seed shall all the families of the Earth be blessed was what God told ...
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Was 20 (Numbers 32:11, Deuteronomy 1:39) the age from which God would consider an Israelite accountable for his sins?
There is no exact age of accountability in Scripture regarding being accountable for your sins and salvation. There is very little difference between a 20-year-old and an older teen in terms of ...
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