Today on Heartbeat Israel: We discuss the difference in scripture between the Church and Israel and how they come together in the end.
All of Israel shall be saved
Romans 11:26
We talk about the pitfalls of replacement theology, and the temptation to replace the Lord’s plan with our own wisdom or understanding
We talk about God’s covenants with Abraham. And how it is an everlasting covenant that was never revoked. And when we understand that, how the promises of salvation and the new covenant properly relate to this (hint: they are both true and work together across time – Natural and spiritual Abraham – Natural and spiritual Israel).
We specifically address the issue: How will all of Israel be saved? What does that mean? What is the definition of “Israel”? We discuss a national salvation in the end mentioned in the article below as an “en mass” salvation
Here is a great article posted on the “One for Israel” website (a ministry future Heartbeat Israel guest Wayne Hilsden helped found)
For on my holy mountain, the high mountain of Israel, declares the Sovereign Lord, there in the land all the people of Israel will serve me, and there I will accept them
Ezekiel 20:40
So what does “all” mean?
Grant explains it most probably does not mean every Jewish person from all time is saved. Why? For example, the two thieves on the other 2 crosses next to Jesus were Jewish. One was saved and the other not…
Then he said to Jesus, “Lord, remember me when You come into Your kingdom.” And Jesus said to him, “Assuredly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in Paradise.”
Luke 23:42-43
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