God promised Abraham a land for His people. And He gave it irrevocably. None of you have yet gotten off step one. He is Here you're not mocking and red x ing my words. Everlasting means temporary?! Unconditional, irrevocable, these are not my words, nor Darby, nor Calvinism, or any other ism. That is the covenant, the Abrahamic covenant that God made. You cannot get past "everlasting, unconditional, irrevocable". The Bible is plain how the covenant was made, God said more than once that it was everlasting. Now I know you consider yourself smarter than the whole of everyone here. And you may well be, congrats. But even you can't make an everlasting covenant temporary or change the people it was made to. You're not mocking me, as much fun as you seem to get out of it, you need to take it up with God. You, Mo, Yah, have not gotten past step one. Everlasting, spoken by God, means just that. You can't change it. Period.
Let me suggest that "step one" is realizing that - just because God made a land promise - does not mean that He [also] made a guarantee that they would always be in the land - every moment - never to leave it - forever.
How many times in history since God made that promise have the Jews been "exiled" from that land? You know - taken captive and carried off to the land of other nations, etc.
Has there not been a time in history when no Jews were in the land?
Now - just think about that for a while - and, hopefully you will realize that you are making an enormous and erroneous assumption with regard to what exactly it was that God promised -
particularly with regard to the 'when' aspect of it.
They
cannot have the
blessing of the
promise until Christ returns.
Do you understand what I am saying?
Yes - there are Jews in the land today. But, even if there was not a single Jew in the land today - the promise of God is
still good - He has
not broken it - because, the "center core focal point" of that promise has a 'when' aspect - and, that 'when' is during the Millennium -
not today.
It seems that you keep "screaming" that it has been suggested that God has broken His promise -
HE HAS NOT - you are "missing" something.
In essence, God only promised that they would
eventually be in the land in an "everlasting" state of peace...
Whether or not there are any Jews in the land at any particular point in time - at any point in time before the
Second Coming of Christ - has
no effect whatsoever on the promise of God.
Whether the "Jews" in the modern day "state" of Israel are real Jews, fake Jews, or whatever else - has
no effect whatsoever on the promise of God.
At least some of the things you have been spouting are [totally]
irrelevant with regard to the suggested idea of the thread topic. But then - so is a lot of the rest of this [so-called] discussion.
As far as I am personally concerned - an innocent killed is wrong - I don't care who it is or who did it. What remains is to learn and understand what exactly has really happened. Whether it be Israel, Hamas, or whoever - if they have done wrong - then, they are wrong - period. And, no two or three or four wrongs make a right. If everyone is wrong - well - then, everyone is wrong. Whatever the thing - let it be discerned with wisdom - and, let no assumptions be made - examine the real facts, whatever they are - and, judge accordingly.
Let me suggest that you need to get to the point where you realize that "everlasting, unconditional, irrevocable" may have been the promise of God - but, it has never been the promise of Satan.