The Fullness of the Gentiles
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I have often pondered on the meaning of the fullness of the gentiles. After listening to this it does seem amazingly simple. I think we have a natural tendancy to overcomplicate things. Good job.
good teaching here.
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Ephesians 3:6 That the Gentiles should be fellowheirs, and of the same body, and partakers of His Promise In Christ according to the Gospel. Israel is the church, made up of All Nations. Isaiah 45:25 In the Lord shall all the seed of Israel be justified, and shall glory.
Great Sermon Pastor!
I exhort you Pastor, you should look at Daniel Ch.9 verse 27 again, with this understanding you've received from The Lord God. I believe the covenant that is being spoken of is the covenant that prophesied of Jesus Confirming the Covenant with his disciples. Lines up perfectly what you have been showing us from the Scriptures in this Sermon.
Also the Transition you mentioned is found clearly in Acts 10:14&15 with Peter and the Vision from Heaven of the unclean animals, I'm pretty sure you recall this passage in Acts. Totally lines up with your teaching on the fullness of the Gentiles is here now and we have been in the Last Days plurals for these past 2000 years.
God Bless you Pastor!
Mark-Christopher Barfield I agree with you 100% on Daniel Chapter 9. It is totally fulfilled and brings us right up to the new covenant. What is taught about it being a future week somewhere into the distant future is nonsense. Jesus fulfilled everything in verse 24 in his first coming. The vision and prophecy that was to be sealed was this particular vision and this particular prophesy at Christ's coming.
Now I will admit when you eliminate the 70th week from future bible prophesy it opens up a whole new set of questions and makes you look at things in a different light. Take Daniel 9 out of the future and destroy the last bastion of dispensationalism.
A M E N
God has not cast out His people...physical Israel has cast Him out
Pastor,
What do you believe about
Matthew 21:43
“Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof.”
and
Galatians 3:16
“Now to Abraham and his seed were the promises made. He saith not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy seed, which is Christ.”
Blessings
Danny Bravo I believe Jesus was revealing what his plan always was from the beginning and that was a spiritual kingdom made up of a people of faith. When you read the parable it looks as though Israel was replaced, but the truth of Israel is that it has always been about a people of faith. They didn't realize that at the time, but it was revealed later in Galatians 3 and Romans 9 that they that are of the flesh are not the people of God. Not every Jew that has ever lived is in Heaven only those of faith. When Jesus died on the cross He broke down the middle wall of partition and we who are of faith are a part of the real Israel.
Thank you for your answer, appreciate.
I strongly see it as God replaced them.
Could you give some clearer points why do you think it is not really replacing but showing the point or the thing that you are mentioning.
I am a bit confused about your thoughts about Mat 21:43.
The "kingdom" was a mystery that was not revealed until after Christ's Resurrection. Ephesians 3:1-6. It was Israel's understanding that the kingdom was theirs and that it was a physical kingdom. However, when we read Galatians 3, Romans 9, and Ephesians 1 and 3 it is very clear that the real Israel was always a spiritual kingdom. Ephesians makes it clear that this was always God's plan, but it had not been revealed yet. Jesus used that parable to tell them they weren't getting the kingdom. We have to be careful forming a doctrine from a parable because it is a dark saying, and we have really clear Scriptures that teach that Spiritual Israel has always been around. If the promises where to a people of faith like Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob then they couldn't have been replaced, because they are still part of the Kingdom. Luke 13:28-29
Now I see more. Thank you.
I believe fully that spiritual israel was always, every one who got saved became spiritual one. Not every physical Israelite was saved as it is individual, very true I agree 100%, love moment when I heard that, it is giving better overall understanding.
Yes, we should base doctrines on clear scriptures not parables - that's great approach - heard that first time from Pastor Steven Anderson.
I think that mystery doesn't have to be something that didn't exist but something harder or very hard to be understand. We got more revelations, more knowledge, bigger understanding given us by God.
Abraham was with church on wilderness - church is mystery but it existed before NT.
I think I dont understand point with Luke 13:28-29 - I dont see anything here that would say about Israel being part or not of the Kingdom.
Thank you for other great sermons Pastor(but also many good thoughts in this also), I very value and appreciate you together with P. Roger Jimenez, P. S. L. Anderson, D. Romero and more.
Plus I found your sermon about dispensationalism best and clearest of all.
There are no Jews today. You either believe in Christ or you dont. If you don't you're simply a non believer and you can call yourself anything you want. "There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male or female but all are one in Christ Jesus." Gal 3:28
Sean Hammer. That passage is talking about those in the body of Christ.