Rapture and End Times
Join us for this fourth Q&A of 2020. Questions addressed include:
- Are we Pre-, Mid-, or Post-Trib?
- Why does Yeshua call Himself “The Son of Man?”
- Will the Temple be rebuilt?
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by David
On July 19, 2020
Can Son of God, Son of Man, and Memra be terms meant to convey that God is not comprised of finite parts, but is far beyond who we can visualize, imagine, or think?
by L. Grant Luton
On July 19, 2020
Absolutely. God is beyond our understanding. We can grow to know Him, but never understand Him … at least not until we see Him face to face in a day to come. (1 John 3:2)
by lorraine mitchley
On August 26, 2020
Shalom from South Africa,
Are Christians who observe Torah, gentiles, or are we descendants of Jacob?
by L. Grant Luton
On August 28, 2020
Loraine, Gentiles who observe Torah are still Gentiles. But that’s okay! Paul instructs Gentiles to remain Gentiles and Jews to remain Jews, but all to observe the commandments. (1 Cor.7:17-20). Only those who are physically born a descendant of Jacob, is physically Jewish. But remember that Jacob was “reborn” Israel after he wrestled with God. (Genesis 32) We, too, are spiritually grafted into the family of Israel when we have “wrestled with God”… and won!
by Winni
On February 5, 2022
I dont understand. What is a gentile isnt it a nonbeliever. How can we be gentiles if we are grafted into Yashua
by L. Grant Luton
On March 2, 2022
Winni, My apologies for the tardy reply to your question. I usually receive notices when there is a new comment, but for some reason I did not get notice for yours. But, as they say, better late than never.
To answer your question, let me point you to Galatians 3:27-28 …because as many of you as were immersed into the Messiah have clothed yourselves with the Messiah, in whom there is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor freeman, neither male nor female; for in union with the Messiah Yeshua, you are all one. “In Messiah” we acquire a new identity even though in the physical realm we do not. For example, “in Messiah” there is neither male nor female, yet we still use separate bathrooms and changing rooms. The same applies to “Jew” and “Gentile”. I do not physically become Jewish when I am grafted into the children of Abraham. But I do acquire a new identity as part of the people of God. Make sense? Thank you again for your question.