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What do you think parables are if not allegories?
There are both in the Bible, the key is know literal from allegorical.
What do you think parables are if not allegories?
Yes, but the Number 1 promise to Israel was a Saviour. But I agree, there are promises plural as well.
Nobody stated Jesus Christ wasn't God, or he wasn't coming back, as if I suggest such "False"Jesus is not a real door but HE is a real person who is God and is coming back. Learn what allegorizing is over and allegory.
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Kayla,
Would it be accurate to say that your view of "the holocaust" has played an instrumental role in how you interpret the Bible? That's kind of what I'm gathering based on your post. Would you guess that many people who subscribe to your views regarding Israel are also influenced by a similar view of the "holocaust"?
I believe the match would be found in Pharaoh of Egypt, as when the future two witnesses of Rev 11 come on the scene before the Antichrist, it's going to be a remake of Moses/Aaron against Pharaoh of EgyptI mean he was a type, insofar as he starts off as a little horn. This perhaps mirrors the antichrist figure in Daniel 7:
8 “While I was thinking about the horns, there before me was another horn, a little one, which came up among them; and three of the first horns were uprooted before it. This horn had eyes like the eyes of a human being and a mouth that spoke boastfully.
Lucy's post is very interesting. i hope she says more.
Funny, you folks in the UK take that tea time serious, Phil up in Scotland the same, cheersTea time nowMaybe tomorrow.
Peace was promised to Israel for being obedient to the commands of God, and if they disobeyed God they would be punished, again if the church replaced Isreal, these things would apply to the churchOf course you made the claim that Israel is living in peace, who you kidding
Quote below eternally-grateful, post #651
Quote: "The church is not in the land of Israel living in peace because they obey Gods commands because the promise was not given to them."
A parable is a language used as an allegory to explain a biblical truthWhat do you think parables are if not allegories?
I'm aware that your view is pretty conventional. What I'm asking is whether you think that it has played a part in your interpretation of this part of scripture that is currently being discussed. I ask because of your statement here:Not sure what you're getting at, can you be a little more clear? I have a pretty normal view of the Holocaust, that over 6 million Jews were murdered along with others Hitler saw as unfit.
I am talking about Replacement Theology from the church fathers that led directly to the Holocaust. The church has blood on it's hands, and that is why I fight this Replacement Heresy so much.
He looks bad when he looks At something another person says, then comes back and totally twists what the person says, because he shows a lack of understandingI am grateful for @Truth7t7 kinda giving another view on things. I don't always agree with him. But I like how he's got an opinion and he isn't afraid to defend it. I don't think he looks bad at all.
Do you believe the words (Seventy Weeks) below are literal weeks of (Four Hundred Ninety Days) Or Do You Have A Symbolic Representation Of The Literal Words (Seventy Weeks)?in context and allegory is not the same thing as one who allegorizes the word of God.
The context can not be spiritualized to have a different meaning. That is what the gnostic did with the resurrection of Jesus.
he did not have to literally be raised from the dead because it happened Spiritually. That mindset in unbiblical Jesus literally die, buried and rose again and ascended and is literally coming back to the Geographical location known as Israel.
I don't know 7 .... maybe yesI believe the match would be found in Pharaoh of Egypt, as when the future two witnesses of Rev 11 come on the scene before the Antichrist, it's going to be a remake of Moses/Aaron against Pharaoh of Egypt
Do you believe in two literal future prophets returned, in literal plagues upon this literal earth, as seen in Rev chapters 11 & 16?
Do you believe the words (Seventy Weeks) below are literal weeks of (Four Hundred Ninety Days) Or Do You Have A Symbolic Representation Of The Literal Words (Seventy Weeks)?
Daniel 9:24KJV
24 Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy.
Funny, you folks in the UK take that tea time serious, Phil up in Scotland the same, cheers
God currently has no covenant with National Ethnic Israel, it's this point you dont want to acceptPeace was promised to Israel for being obedient to the commands of God, and if they disobeyed God they would be punished, again if the church replaced Isreal, these things would apply to the church
of course if you studied Lev 26 you would know this, but I think you have exposed to everyone here you have utterly no understanding of Lev 26, written to Israel
if the church is obedient, then the promise made to Israel they should be living in peace in the land called Israel.
that was my point, please forgive me for saying something over your head. Again, that is why I do not respond to you much, you have serious co pretension issues,
I'm aware that your view is pretty conventional. What I'm asking is whether you think that it has played a part in your interpretation of this part of scripture that is currently being discussed. I ask because of your statement here:
God currently gas no covenant with National Ethnic Israel, it's this point you dont want to accept
The Kingdom of God has been taken from them, and given to the Church, who is bringing forth the fruit
It appears that Dispensationalism's Christian Zionism in (Dual Covenant Theology) has blinded your eyes to this biblical truth
The Church is the Israel of God, Children Of The Promised Seed
Matthew 21:43KJV
43 Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof.