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A major criticism is that Replacement Theology implies God abandoned his unconditional covenants with the Jewish people, suggesting He can break promises. Psalm 94:14 For the LORD will not cast off his people, neither will he forsake his inheritance. It replaces the literal, physical...

But notice: there are two different testaments. Old and New. You can eat bacon now. Under the Old Covenant, it was forbidden. John 1:17 For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.

The only solution is for Van to publish his own translation of the Bible. All this complaining about ambiguous translations is not solving anything.

It is called Replacement Theology because proponents think wrongly that the church has replaced national Israel and God has no plans or promises for the offspring of Abraham. But in 1948, God ordained that national Israel exist again. I repeat: in Christ they are one, He creates one new man...

OT Israel was an assembly of followers of Moses, but not the assembly of born again Christians.

Fairy tales and myths that obscure or replace the truth of Christ’s birth and His resurrection are not edifying for kids.

You fail to understand what born again means. It is having Christ in you. Nobody in the Old Testament had the new birth with Christ in them. The Holy Spirit was temporarily upon certain prophets, but not born within all the faithful of Israel. One body of Jews and gentiles was a mystery until...

The rapture is not the return of Christ to reign on the earth. This is where your confusion lies.

That is what scripture says. 3 distinct groups of people. Do you wish to deny this verse that is so clear? Go to Israel and tell them there is no such thing as Jews anymore. 1 Corinthians 10:32 Give no offense, neither to the Jews, nor to the Gentiles, nor to the church of God.

Abraham was not born again with Christ in him. Nobody was until Pentecost.

Israel of the Old Testament is not the church which is the body of Christ. Abraham was not a Christian.

Jew and gentile are one only when they are in Christ, born again, not before. 1 Corinthians 10:32 Give no offense, neither to the Jews, nor to the Gentiles, nor to the church of God.

Romans 11:1, 2 debunks Replacement Theology. I ask then, did God reject His people? Certainly not! I am an Israelite myself, a descendant of Abraham, from the tribe of Benjamin. / God did not reject His people, whom He foreknew. Ancient Israel did more than bring Christ. It was a light to the...

Read my posts again. I never said Jew and gentile were not one in the body of Christ. I said national Israel and the church are different.

I never claimed to be a dispensationalist. I am debunking the antisemitic heresy of Replacement Theology. The church has not replaced Israel in God’s plan. Jew and gentiles are one in the church, but not before they are born again into the body of Christ — but after the church is raptured, there...

The whole Santa Claus myth, making toys in his North Pole workshop, magical sleigh pulled by flying reindeer, coming down the chimney, etc. has obscured the celebration of the birth of Christ on December 25. It has also obscured the true story of St. Nicholas. I wish it had never appeared to...

So Ed Reese was a cohort of Jack Hyles?

In essence, Replacement theology removes from Israel a national destiny back in the land of Canaan because of her rejection of Jesus and his Messianic credentials. All the biblical statements of Israel enjoying future blessings in the land of Canaan are said to be descriptions of the spiritual...

Originally published in 1980, the Reese Chronological Bible is the first Bible of its kind. It takes the King James Version text and rearranges the verses (not just the chapters) in chronological order. This edition is probably the most finely-detailed effort to present the Scriptures in...

The Christians will be celebrating the earth as a creation of God. What non-Christian’s do is beyond our control. Unbelievers put rabbits and candy into Easter, while Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Unbelievers put Santa Claus and mistletoe into Christmas, while Christians...