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I've considered it, of course, and I see quite clearly where the remnant of faithful Israel fits into Paul's teachings in these three chapters of Romans. I've always known Israel is the focus of much of Paul's teachings, but verses such as we find smack dab in the middle of Paul's SUBJECT...

I don't mind looking ridiculous. 😇 I'm just trying to show you boys that Paul was NOT telling us we had to confess with our mouth. I realize it's hard to toss out old Kingdom commands, but you really need to look at those prophecies Paul is quoting. They were to confess that Jesus was...

Ah, well I listen to people who have been saved longer than that. Confessing with your mouth is an act of the flesh which could speak of faith or could speak a lie. Anyone can confess with their mouth....which you cannot deny. The fact is, you have taken that confession of the mouth from...

Nice. You actually made a point that makes sense.

"Saying it does not make it so" is a worn out phrase at best. As brilliant as you guys are you should be able to come up with something new. :unsure:

My goodness. What a wonderful mutual admiration society. :ROFLMAO: Being God, Jesus was able to hold the entire world together AND KNOW the time of His return IN HIS DEITY. He chose, in His humanity, to not know everything. Being God is not something that was lost when Jesus walked among...

Instead of searching out what Bob says, why don't you see where Paul is preaching confession with the mouth? It should be somewhere. Like here: Eph. 1:13 In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, YE...

So instead of merely believing that Christ died for our sins and rose from the dead, we must confess with our mouth in order to be saved? Clearly we are not saved by faith alone. Very interesting! Romans 10:9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in...

So, you've decided it's fine to add to Paul's gospel of grace that which Jesus, in the flesh, required of the Jews. The fact that you find it in the middle of Paul's treatise on Israel, doesn't slow you down one bit. Paul said we are to know Jesus no more in the flesh, but you grab onto this...

No wonder you think you can be cut off. Nope. The covenants are with Israel. New and better, but not here yet. The law is written on the heart and mind of the Jews when the Kingdom comes in. The New Covenant does not come into effect until the Kingdom comes here on earth. Yep, you can...

Lara Logan is seeing the root of what's going on in Ukraine. https://rumble.com/vxwc6z-lara-logan-torches-the-ukraine-narrative-.html?fbclid=IwAR0eUZhiJwg4LfSvK67zrPzXiVtIsBImDlDY71nbKi3nIWvbaw04fod-grY

I wouldn't be so quick to believe what's being reported. There is a lot going on that is kept under cover. Bio Labs being destroyed and records being obtained. Fake news can do so much.

No, the New Covenant is, like the Old, with the Jews. It was offered to the Jews, but they rejected their King when He came, and now it's in the future. Heb. 8:10-11 10 For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, saith the Lord; I will put my laws...

This has been your claim, but you can find no support for it in any of his letters. Instead you take it out of the middle of prophecy concerning Israel. Yes, and you should take the time to read it. You can't be reading the scripture I've given and still fail to see that Paul is talking...

Yes, as instructed by the Lord.

The word of God to the Jews was that their Messiah had come. The new covenant will not come in until Christ returns in His glory. The gospel Paul preached to the Gentiles had nothing to do with covenants.

Hmmm...I wouldn't say Christ's sacrificial death was a part of Paul's mystery gospel, nor that God would include the gentiles. That had all been prophesied. Even justification by faith is found in the OT through Abraham. The only difference I can see is that our faith is in the Cross and...

Good question. Peter makes the claim in Acts 2 29 Men and brethren, let me freely speak unto you of the patriarch David, that he is both dead and buried, and his sepulchre is with us unto this day. 30 Therefore being a prophet, and knowing that God had sworn with an oath to him, that of the...

This is required of Israel. It is NOT required of the body of Christ. Simple. Don't let any slick talker convince you otherwise. Matt. 10: 32 Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven. 33 But whosoever shall deny me...

Ah, so you're admitting that Paul was speaking about Israel in chapters 9-11. Don't you dare claim you've been saying that all along. You claimed that the body of Christ had to confess with their mouth in order to be saved, which is not true. How long will it take you to admit you're adding...