steko:
No it does not. rom 9:
6Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel[Spiritual], which are of Israel[bloodline]:
In RO 9, Paul is simply making the distinction between unbelieving
Sons of Israel and a believing remnant of the Sons of Israel. They are still all bloodline Israel. Those of bloodline Israel who have believed GOD are HIS people and those of the Gentiles who believe GOD become HIS people also. But they are still called from Israel and from non-Israel.
Rom 9:24 even us, whom He also called, not
from among Jews only, but also
from among Gentiles.
Rom 9:27 Isaiah cries out
concerning Israel, "THOUGH THE NUMBER OF THE
SONS OF ISRAEL BE LIKE THE SAND OF THE SEA, IT IS THE
REMNANT THAT WILL BE SAVED;
Paul maintains the distinction between those who are Gentiles and and those who are of Israel, who are always the bloodline Sons of Israel. Nowhere does Paul call Gentiles Israel or Israel Gentiles, nor do the Gentiles(nations-Grk.ethnos-Heb.goyim) ever become Israel. The Gentiles become part of 'the household of faith' by being added to the Church, but the Church is not Israel. The distinction is never blurred. "We both" implies two distinct parties.
Eph 2:18 for through Him
we both have our access in one Spirit to the Father.
Eph 2:19 So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are
fellow citizens with the saints, and are of
God's household
Rom 9:30 What shall we say then? That
Gentiles, who did not pursue righteousness, attained righteousness, even the righteousness which is by faith;
Rom 9:31 but
Israel, pursuing a law of righteousness, did not arrive at that law.
When one comes to be disillusioned from the spell of 'Replacement Theology'(meaning the Jew/Gentile church replaces National Israel) then the Scriptures become much more easily understood. Things fall into their proper place, throughout the whole Bible.
I admonish you to reconsider your approach to scripture.