God’s promises are still in effect. Like it or not. Nehemiah’s post here is accurate and the down voters are scripturally illiterate.
Edit: Two things. 1. The downvotes make my point. 2. If God’s promises are not kept that is a violation of His nature. He cannot do this ever, because all of creation ceases to exist in a nanosecond OR God becomes the most powerful evil in the universe.
The first proto martyer of the early church was a Jewish Deacon named Saint Stephan; he called the Pharisees devil worshippers to their faces, 5 years after they killed Christ. The Pharisees stoned him to death & one of those murderers was named Saul, who would later be named Saint Paul.
There is no evidence to suggest that Jews that rejected Christ & killed Saint Stephan have relented from their rebellion against the true God. I don’t believe God has continued his convenient with Moloch worshippers:
Acts 7:43
ESV
You took up the tent of Moloch and the star of your god Rephan, the images that you made to worship; and I will send you into exile beyond Babylon.’
God’s promises are still in effect. Like it or not. Nehemiah’s post here is accurate and the down voters are scripturally illiterate.
Edit: Two things. 1. The downvotes make my point. 2. If God’s promises are not kept that is a violation of His nature. He cannot do this ever, because all of creation ceases to exist in a nanosecond OR God becomes the most powerful evil in the universe.
The first proto martyer of the early church was a Jewish Deacon named Saint Stephan; he called the Pharisees devil worshippers to their faces, 5 years after they killed Christ. The Pharisees stoned him to death & one of those murderers was named Saul, who would later be named Saint Paul.
There is no evidence to suggest that Jews that rejected Christ & killed Saint Stephan have relented from their rebellion against the true God. I don’t believe God has continued his convenient with Moloch worshippers:
Acts 7:43 ESV You took up the tent of Moloch and the star of your god Rephan, the images that you made to worship; and I will send you into exile beyond Babylon.’