Featured The Wall Came Tumbling Down

The Pastor I grew up under was pre-trib, pre-mill and he taught the wall as the veil rent from top to bottom. As were others teachers and Pastors I have been under. Seems you have some bad information from whatever your source is.

 

The veil being rent represented all mankind being able to access God at anytime. First for salvation but also to practice 1 John 1:9. The Atonement Sacrifice was for the believers to offer a sacrifice for the atonement of their sins from year to year. When the Atoning Sacrifice Jesus offered Himself for mankinds sin the yerly offering ceased and we now represent ourselves to God and that is what the veil being rent shows us and that is the middle wall of partition that Paul says was torn down. Nothing to do with Jew and Gentile, the Gentile Proselyte offered the same sacrifice to atone for his sin and went through the same priest. They had to remain in the outer court. Now Jew and Gentile alike have the same atoning sacrifice nothing changed except bot now may approach God without a priest representing them. Nothing changes in the Tribulation from today except the Holy Spirit is removed as Paul said. In the Kingdom they can approach Christ in His Resurrection body as He sits upon David's throne in Israel as the O.T. Prophets foretold.

 

So where do you get your information that it is Jew and Gentile wall? The Bible and especially Paul make it clear it isn't but you insist it is. Where did you develop your view form what source?

 

Matthew Henry,

"He broke down the middle wall of partition, the ceremonial law, that made the great feud, and was the badge of the Jews' peculiarity, called the partition-wall by way of allusion to the partition in the temple, which separated the court of the Gentiles from that into which the Jews only had liberty to enter. Thus he abolished in his flesh the enmity, Ephesians 2:15. By his sufferings in the flesh, to took away the binding power of the ceremonial law (so removing that cause of enmity and distance between them), which is here called the law of commandments contained in ordinances, because it enjoined a multitude of external rites and ceremonies, and consisted of many institutions and appointments about the outward parts of divine worship. The legal ceremonies were abrogated by Christ, having their accomplishment in him. By taking these out of the way, he formed one church of believers, whether they had been Jews or Gentiles. Thus he made in himself of twain one new man. He framed both these parties into one new society, or body of God's people, uniting them to himself as their common head, they being renewed by the Holy Ghost, and now concurring in a new way of gospel worship, so making peace between these two parties, who were so much at variance before. 2. There is an enmity between God and sinners, whether Jews and Gentiles and Christ came to slay that enmity, and to reconcile them both to God, Ephesians 2:16."

Henry supports this as being the Law that seperated them. Both parties now able to worship Him as individual believers whether Jew or Gentile.

 

:laugh::laugh::laugh::thumbsup: Different thread, same nonsense

 

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