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Or the Lamb of God?

I meant humanly incomprehensible. I certainly didn't mean truly exceptional divines such as you and Jesus Fan. I'm certain it's a tremendous disposition to be asked to suffer the little children.

Actually, it depends on Who's doing the saving. What if one only new Him as Jesus of Nazareth?

LOL You think I'm asking for names and addresses? :Roflmao I'll go ahead and answer, Israel returning to the Lord does not look like Judaism. It looks like this:

Why indeed. One thing that we do know, because we've been explicitly told, is that New Jerusalem is the church. So what are we being shown in Revelation? Christ's work is done. Haven't you read that He said on the Cross, "It is finished," ?

How is one saved? Is it the name of Christ despite the host of misconceptions held by even the best theologians? Or is it a faultless understanding of incomprehensible truths?

You want to see the Promised Land? Look at the dirt of which Christ's body was made. Heck. Look at the dirt I'm made of. Better yet. Look in the mirror.

And how is this return evident?

You're not considering how great this man was...priest of the Most High God. Paul cited him to show that there was a greater one than Abraham in the world. An uncircumcised one...greater even than circumcised Abraham in covenant with God...and a greater priesthood than that of the Jews. One that...

Of course it is. It is the condition by which the Circumcision may occupy the land. You quoted that passage yourself.

An oath was made to the Son, who came in the fashion of Melchizedek. And Abraham and the Levites through him paid tithes to Melchizedek. Again, the point being that order is a superior eternal order, the Levitical order being a weak and temporary copy.

But you know what predates the law, and even the promises to Abraham? The priesthood of Melchizedek. Now, consider how great this man, Melchizedek, was to whom Abraham paid tithes, and from whom he received a blessing. And without question, the one who has the power to give blessings is greater...

Has that happened? Have they returned unto the Lord? Are they obeying His voice? What you're observing about Israel can't be the fulfillment of a promise if the conditions of said promise haven't been met. And, by all counts, the thought in Deut. 30 begins at the end of Deut. 29 Deuteronomy...

Well, not eternally, no matter one's eschatology. Your Millennial kingdom does come to an end, and that real estate will burn up. Are you sure it wasn't the Temple where God said He would set His name?

And True Grit

They should, but life on the frontier was none too accommodating to Feminism. The Progressives would howl.

A single man should not date and pastor.

To do what?

That's true. Yet the cloud filled the temple when Solomon had the Ark moved into the holy place. And after Solomon's dedication, God said, I have hallowed this house which you have built, to put my name there. And Christ had a zeal for God's house, which Herod had built.