ewq1938
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This is why we can never agree on this. Israel has returned from the brink before. They did that after the Babylonian Captivity.
That was before Christ. Theer is no national salvation in the NT, not for generations and not the last generation.
And Jesus said that was not the worst "punishment" that Israel would experience. They would begin the worst tribulation in history in his generation, which was in 70 AD and continuing until the end of the age.
The trib has not yet started, and when it does it is a war against Christian not against those of Judaism.
But again, Israel will be restored. To say that won't or can't happen is a huge preumption on your part. It's like saying a nation can never adopt Christianity as their official religion, which is patently false. It's like saying someone you know who isn't now a Christian can never become a Christian.
No prophecy shows the entire people suddenly accepting Christ. Conversions only happen on the individual level and it's fairly rare for one to leave Judaism for Christianity.
It's a terrible judgment on your part. It is one thing to say you don't *think* it will happen, or to say that you don't believe there will be time after Christ comes again. But no, you just say it *can't* happen. I take serious exception with that.
On the contrary, Israel was saved many times from their enemies. That is a political salvation.
That's OT. That isn't evidence for NT times. It does not happen in any NT prophecy.