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I don't see the relevance of your statement.

Peter's assertion should be understood in the larger context of the opening chapters of Acts, where God is teaching the Apostles that Salvation is not only granted to Jews but also to Samaritans and even Gentiles. God taught Peter that he was granting salvation to "God-fearers." The...

God said that not a grain would fall. Do you believe him?

Don't bring up your science here. We are discussing what God said he would do. God is stronger than physics or genetics. Ever heard of a miracle?

Did you review the scriptures I cited and quoted? Are you reading them? So what. I don't believe you. And I showed you that it doesn't matter because GOD knows who they are. And he says that not a grain will fall to the ground. Who said anything about racial superiority? I didn't. Why can't...

What do you think? What is your point?

Would Jeremiah include those? Is that what you are asking? He consciously avoids dwelling on the past, directing his attention instead toward the possibilities that lie ahead. His language reflects this forward-looking mindset, using phrases such as "At that time . . .," "days are coming . . .,"...

God possesses profound awareness of each individual, understanding their essence deeply. He assures us that not even a single grain will fall to the ground unnoticed or unaccounted for. Throughout scripture, God often addresses His followers through the lens of their ethnic identities...

Yes, I agree that you say the same thing about me. So, I tested you to see if you might see yourself as others see you. Surely you have read hundreds of my posts. I never attack the presumed motives behind what someone says. Until my previous post, I never told you that you are influenced by...

Sure. I see what you mean. Posting on a message board is a restrictive form of communication. Another insult? The concept is well defined. What other motivation would tempt a judge to render a judgment not based on the law and the facts of the case, if not money? Do you think little old ladies...

That is beside the point. Jeremiah's point is that there will come a time when God will circumcise the hearts of all the Israelite survivors. Israelites, who aren't into cosplay know who they are.

No. Your prior assumption concerning the End Times affects your interpretation of the New Testament. You and the others refuse to consider passages that directly contradict your preunderstanding.

Did I say that Jeremiah 31 is not related to the New Covenant? No. I didn't say that. What you and others miss is the fact that Jeremiah 31:31-34 is a promise that contains a covenant. As Jesus and the Apostles teach, the Covenant aspect is a promise to forgive sins and remember them no more...

Yes, of course. Nonetheless, Jeremiah speaks of God's promise to Israel that every person in Israel will receive Christ Jesus at a particular point in time.

Your view does not come from the Jeremiah passage. Unfortunately, you are reading it through supersessionist lenses.

People often confuse Jeremiah 31 with the New Covenant. In reality, Jeremiah 31 is a covenant contained in a promise. The promise is made to the House of Judah and the House of Israel, representing both the northern and southern tribes. The promise is that they will not teach each man and his...

No. That is not what Jeremiah is predicting.

Jeremiah is talking about a corporate experience where they all receive Christ. No. Jeremiah's prophecy is multifaceted. Only one of the facets has been fulfilled. That is, the cross of Christ is the forgiveness of sins for all those who believe, whether Jew or Gentile. Jeremiah predicts that...

I know you are. But Jeremiah is not talking about the Israelites in general. He is talking about the nation of Israel. Jeremiah is talking about corporate salvation.

The New Covenant contains many parts. One such part is the forgiveness of sins as seen in the bold text below. Jeremiah 31:34 They will not teach again, each man his neighbor and each man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they will all know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of...