DID GOD REJECT ISRAEL?

Did God reject the Jewish people? This seems like a wired question, especially to the Jewish people. But I wanted to create a video that discusses this issue because I occasionally receive comments claiming that God has rejected Jewish people. You probably heard some of those arguments where proponents of the replacement theology cite verses and say, God, is done with Israel. Of course, this is a complex issue with many layers. And so in this video, I will discuss the following topics:
1. What is replacement theology, and how does it affect Israel?
2. What are the roots of the replacement theology?
3. Does the TaNaKh suggest that God rejected Israel?
4. What are verses from the New Testament that are used to claim that Israel was rejected?
In this video, I will tackle those four questions. Of course, this episode will scratch the surface of a lengthy theological discussion, but I think it's crucial to begin such a discussion.

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[IsraelMyChannel]

Dear Friends, make sure to give a like to this video even before it will premiere. Thank you so much, and see you on Sunday! Shalom

[Itsabeautifuldayalways]

God will not forsake His people, His land, His Inheritance, in the end all Israel will be saved. When Israel is surrounded by enemies they will cry to the Lord, blessed is He who comes in the Name of the Lord, and Yeshua Messiah will return and destroy Israel's enemies. Gods Word is truth and is alive and active, all that is spoken will come to pass. Anyone who says otherwise needs to take it up with God and start reading and studying His Word, Genesis to Revelation without missing any chapters or verses.. Am Yisrael Chai

[Bebe]

As a Christian, I can confidently write that God has NOT replaced the Jewish people as His chosen. (Please read Jeremiah 35.) His covenant with the Jewish people is everlasting. We, Gentiles, are brought nigh/near through the blood of Jesus. (Ephesians 3).

[josephmoilliet]

This is such an important issue to address! You have done it so well 👏

[debbiekerr]

I'm so glad that you shared this important information about the first Christians being Jewish. Most Christians these days don't know about this.

[garanceadrosehn]

I think this "replacement theology" was an easy mistake to make for many years, but it makes no sense once the State of Israel was re-established. It made even less than zero sense after the 1960's, IMO. Anyone betting on the outcome of that war would have been confident that Israel couldn't possibly win against the collection of countries which attacked it. At that point someone who believes in Jesus would have to say "God seems to be intervening on behalf of Israel. Intervening on behalf of the actual descendants of Jacob, and not some 'replacement' group".
Also, Christians have to notice that God made *promises* to people like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, King David, and various prophets. So the question "Did God Reject the Jewish People?" turns into "Does God break his promises?". If the answer to that question is "yes", then there's no reason to expect God to keep his promises to christians either. Or maybe "Did God Reject the Jewish People?" turns into a question "Was God just incredibly stupid and ignorant when he made those all those promises?", and that's a question which I wouldn't want to be saying to God's face...

[abimaeldiazakaPicoDee]

Very well done brother!!! Please keep them coming ! Stay Blessed!

[ashlevrier]

My only complaint is lumping all Christians into this group. There has always been a line of Christians that know the truth and were persecuted by the catholics.

That lines most recent name was independent Baptist.

[brothermike]

And I will pour out on the house of David and on the inhabitants of Jerusalem the Spirit of grace and of supplication, so that they will look on Me whom they have pierced; and they will mourn for Him, as one mourns for an only son, and they will weep bitterly over Him like the bitter weeping over a firstborn.
(Zechariah 12:10) LSB

[koolnightes]

That was well said. Not all Protestant churches believe such nonsense... 1 Chronicles 17:27 "Now therefore let it please thee to bless the house of thy servant, that it may be before thee for ever: for thou blessest, O LORD, and it shall be blessed for ever."...and Paul says it well in Romans 11. I enjoy your "tour" not only the sights, but information you provide in history and spiritual. Keep up the good work

[eggies.]

Thank you for making this video. I am a non-Jew messianic believer, grafted-in by faith in Yeshua. Shalom.

[michaelreilly]

Well thought through and presented. Your work in these videos are deeply appreciated.

[forhisnamessake]

Yes, please do a comprehensive video like you suggested!! This was so good. I was praying the other day to find a study on antisemitism in the early church fathers. Even just a collection of quotes from them can be very telling of what was really going on underneath. As a half-Jewish Christian it is helpful to understand how early on in church history things went off the rails and why things are the way they are today. Thanks again 😊

[YAH_IsRealLight]

Well done! Thank you "Israel My Channel" for speaking truth in love. Not all will want or accept truth.
Only those that have eyes to see & ears to hear.

[juanlucas]

You are doing Yah's work...keep it up brother!

[eeman]

I was raised Southern Baptist and unfortunately the replacement theology taught in the USA is a growing sect of Christianity that grows at the same rate Calvinism and Reformed Theology are sweeping over all the old denominations. This is a sign of the weakening (or falling away from the truth) of the world church in general. Your video is quite correct. As prophesied by Ezekiel in Chapter 36, God did promise to return his ancient people to the land of Israel (Ezek 36:1-8), many of which are/were gathered while still in un-belief upon their return (Ezek 36:22-24) . But He's not done! He fully intends to cleanse them there, in there own land! (Ezek 36:25-26)

[kelslo]

God is FAITHFUL on His promises. We, as the Church, the body of believers in Jesus Christ are GRAFTED in, we did not replace Israel whatsoever. I vehemently reject replacement/covenant theology, to adhere to that doctrine is not only unsound, it's heresy. I challenge anyone to read Romans 11 and tell me what Apostle Paul meant. Another way to put it is that if God gave up on Israel, who can say He wouldn't give up on the Church? Heaven will be pretty empty if that's the case.
That being said, I have to add that even if you are an Israelite, your family line is not what gets you out of your sin debt. It is the circumcision of your heart, only the grace given by God through the blood atonement of Jesus Christ is the only way. If you have not the Son, you do not have the Father and His wrath lays on your head. Shalom, Shalom. ❤️

[skydivingcomrade]

100% no to this question. There is no more evil and confusion than ideology than replacement theology

[J.Burrough]

No one and/or anything can/will replace Israel, ever.

[huMblemTw]

Can you provide the CORRECT Scripture referenced @ 11:05 please ?

As this is what Psalm 114 says:

When Isra’el came out of Egypt,
the house of Ya‘akov from a people of foreign speech,

2 Y’hudah became [God’s] sanctuary,
Isra’el his domain.

3 The sea saw this and fled;
the Yarden turned back;
4 the mountains skipped like rams,
the hills like young sheep.

5 Why is it, sea, that you flee?
Why, Yarden, do you turn back?
6 Why, mountains, do you skip like rams;
and you hills like young sheep?

7 Tremble, earth, at the presence of the Lord,
at the presence of the God of Ya‘akov,
8 who turned the rock into a pool of water,
flint into flowing spring.