In the Scriptures - it’s written that the gentile is grafted into Israel (Jacob). Not the other way around.
Yeshua said he came for the lost sheep of Israel. The northern kingdom - whom the Heavenly Father gave a certificate of divorce to. The new covenant is for the re-uniting of the northern and southern kingdom.
Where does that leave the gentile? You must be grafted in with Israel. Read the final chapter in His Book. New Jerusalem has 12 gates. For the 12 tribes of Israel. Your pastor’s name is not on there. Nor is any pope’s name on it.
It’s written that in the new covenant - God himself writes the law in your heart, so you can love his law, and follow him. We are justified by faith. When we repent and turn to him - we receive the gift of the Holy Spirit - being reborn. Being sanctified by the Word. The law gets written in your heart. We keep the law not for justification - but to be set apart. To be holy and righteous. And also because we are commanded to uphold the law in Romans 3:31.
If you don’t love the law - or if the law offends you - then isn’t that evidence someone isn’t in the new covenant? Better yet - how can you enter into the Kingdom if you’re going to have problems with those that follow the righteous instructions found in the law? Yeshua confirmed Abraham is in the Kingdom. Is the Christian gentile going to call Abraham - a friend of God - an adulterer and un-repentant sinner (because he has multiple wives)? Do you see the potential anarchy this would present in His Kingdom? What does the Word have to say about this potential problem?
In proverbs it’s written - if you despise the Word - you will go down into destruction. It’s written in the book of Matthew - many will not make it because they practice “lawlessness.”
Why would the Most High allow those that despise his Word - thereby despise his beloved servants and friends - and perhaps even despise the Creator himself - to enter into his Kingdom and cause division? The Kingdom is going to be full of Israelites that love the law, and keep faith in Lord Jesus for justification.
This is why I believe if someone hates the law, then they are likely not in the new covenant. Their sins are likely not washed by the precious blood of the Lamb. Because they reject the truth - and thereby, never truly repented. Their rejection of the truth is a demonstration of a lack of faith. The type of faith that counts as righteousness. The type of faith that got Caleb and Joshua into the promise land. The type of faith that made Abraham the father of many nations. Keeping human traditions that contradict his Word - even though it may include many works - is as Yeshua said, “worship in vain.”
Yeshua said he came for the lost sheep of Israel. The northern kingdom - whom the Heavenly Father gave a certificate of divorce to. The new covenant is for the re-uniting of the northern and southern kingdom.
Where does that leave the gentile? You must be grafted in with Israel. Read the final chapter in His Book. New Jerusalem has 12 gates. For the 12 tribes of Israel. Your pastor’s name is not on there. Nor is any pope’s name on it.
It’s written that in the new covenant - God himself writes the law in your heart, so you can love his law, and follow him. We are justified by faith. When we repent and turn to him - we receive the gift of the Holy Spirit - being reborn. Being sanctified by the Word. The law gets written in your heart. We keep the law not for justification - but to be set apart. To be holy and righteous. And also because we are commanded to uphold the law in Romans 3:31.
If you don’t love the law - or if the law offends you - then isn’t that evidence someone isn’t in the new covenant? Better yet - how can you enter into the Kingdom if you’re going to have problems with those that follow the righteous instructions found in the law? Yeshua confirmed Abraham is in the Kingdom. Is the Christian gentile going to call Abraham - a friend of God - an adulterer and un-repentant sinner (because he has multiple wives)? Do you see the potential anarchy this would present in His Kingdom? What does the Word have to say about this potential problem?
In proverbs it’s written - if you despise the Word - you will go down into destruction. It’s written in the book of Matthew - many will not make it because they practice “lawlessness.”
Why would the Most High allow those that despise his Word - thereby despise his beloved servants and friends - and perhaps even despise the Creator himself - to enter into his Kingdom and cause division? The Kingdom is going to be full of Israelites that love the law, and keep faith in Lord Jesus for justification.
This is why I believe if someone hates the law, then they are likely not in the new covenant. Their sins are likely not washed by the precious blood of the Lamb. Because they reject the truth - and thereby, never truly repented. Their rejection of the truth is a demonstration of a lack of faith. The type of faith that counts as righteousness. The type of faith that got Caleb and Joshua into the promise land. The type of faith that made Abraham the father of many nations. Keeping human traditions that contradict his Word - even though it may include many works - is as Yeshua said, “worship in vain.”
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