Search results

Then you should be able to prove it from Acts [post-chapter 15] and from the general epistles.

You don't see the point: after the agreement described in Galatians 2, gentiles were thenceforth Paul's exclusive mission field, not Peter's.

You are so deeply entangled in error that it would take more time than I have to point out where your assumptions are false, and that's before even trying to show you the truth. Which you won't accept anyway. Read 1 Cor 15:3-4 and Titus 3:5. Believe what you read and forsake all your religious...

What happened to cause you to believe what you now say? These are not the beliefs of the old Tambora.

Exactly. Their case is similar the man in Corinth who the church allowed to fellowship with them while they knew he was fornicating with his own mother. Paul said he was to be put out of fellowship until he learned better (which he did). Paul never said the man was unsaved and so needed to hear...

Your point is well taken but don't forget the African Christians bought by Muslims, present day. Now.

As far back as Stalin's almighty airbrush. If it disappeared you, you'd already disappeared.

No.

And in the meantime those Kingdom saints were warned to persevere/remain faithful/not fall away.

Please post every Pauline reference you see as warning against "losing faith."

God's dealings with Israel as His special nation. Everything else follows from that, including (specific to this discussion) the gospel of the Kingdom.

Slavery before it existed in the United States was not exactly about race, since stronger African tribes had long enslaved weaker ones and sold them to the Europeans as slaves, or kept them as their own slaves. Europeans did not start the African slave industry -- they just bought into a market...

False. Gentiles were strangers, shut out of the covenants and promises given only to Israel, and so without hope. None had faith of any value, for in their centuries of idol blindness they had no idea who God was, much less how to approach Him.

Yes, they did. No. Note the bold red added above, please. Paul said if anyone preached another gospel to the Galatians (and by extension, all gentiles who were his God-given ministry), that person would indeed be accursed. But that automatically excludes the Kingdom apostles. Why? The...

Exactly that. 👆

There are no gates to the heavenlies where the saved are already seated in Christ. Please don't use the corrupt traditions and terminology of the lost Catholic church.

Those churches don't exist yet, and John was an apostle of and to the circumcision.

That's Christ's work in us.

Well before the end of Acts.