1. Israelology Class 14 A Dispensational Israelology Israel present (Part VI)

2. Kingdom of God = God ’ s Realm of Rule There are three interrelated ideas which must be considered in establishing a biblical concept of the term “The Kingdom of God” Right to RuleRealm of RuleReality of Rule There are two aspects of the Kingdom of God TemporalEternal ScopeOn EarthIn Heaven NaturePhysicalSpiritual TimingAt PresentIn the Future AdministrationHuman MediatorGod 5 Facets of the Kingdom of God Program The Theocratic Kingdom The Universal Eternal Kingdom The Spiritual Kingdom The Mystery Kingdom The Millennial Messianic Kingdom

3. Israel Present The Unconditional Covenants Although a covenant is made, signed, and sealed at a certain point of history, this does not mean that all the promises or provisions go immediately into effect. Abrahamic CovenantSeed,Land,Blessings Davidic CovenantSeed Palestinian CovenantLand New CovenantBlessings

4. The Mosaic Covenant and the Law of Moses Israel present The unity of the Law of Moses OT word Torah, & NT Nomos (Law) The Bible views the Mosaic law and the Mosaic Covenant as one unit The three fold division Moral, Ceremonial, Legal (10 commandments 603 Laws) The is singular but contains 613 commandments The Law of Moses has been rendered inoperative We are now under the Law of Christ Sabbath was abrogated with the Law

5. Israel and the Church A. Evidences for the distinction of Israel and the church First the Church didn’t exist before Pentecost, entrance into the church is by Spirit Baptism. Second Events of the Messiah were prerequisites to the establishment of the Church The death of Messiah The Resurrection of the Messiah The Ascension of the Messiah Third The mystery Character of the Church The Mystery of the body of Christ being Jews and gentiles The Mystery of the truth of Christ indwelling in you The Mystery of the church being the Bride of Christ The Mystery of the Rapture of the church Forth The church is called the one new man Fifth Distinguished from each other in 1Cor 10:32 Sixth The term Israel is never used of the Church

6. Sunday Worship Was universal by the 2 nd century Pre - Constantine Sunday was a day of worship Post- Constantine church councils to call Sunday the Sabbath applying Sabbath rules Sabbath 7 th Day commemorates the Creation rest of God a finished creation Sunday 1st Day commemorate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ a finished redemption No Christian Sabbath / No Jewish Sunday

7. Israel Today Two world wide regatherings of the Jews One in unbelief to prepare for judgment, (the tribulation) Second in faith to prepare for blessings (Messianic Kingdom)

8. Introduction Romans 9:1-11:24 The Remnant of Israel, and the Olive Tree 1Peter 2:1-10 he is writing to the Hebrew believers Romans 9-11 Previous chapters 1-3 all fall short and have sinned, 4-8 Salvation of God past, present, future. 9-11 Nothing can separate us from the love of God

9. Three questions Why so few Jews being saved when the Gospel is to the Jew first ? Comfort is found in the remnant today Comfort is found in the acceptance of the gentiles Comfort is found in the future salvation of all Israel How do Gentiles know they can trust God when His promises to Israel have not be fulfilled ? Israel’s failure due to spiritual pride and self-sufficiency Israel’s rejection is not complete or total some Jews believe Israel’s rejection is not final the nation will be saved Has the Gospel nullified God’s promises to Israel ? NO, NO, NO Romans 9-11 answers the question in 3:1 What advantage then hath the Jew ?

10. The Theology of Israel’s rejection 9:1-29 9:1-5Paul’s sorrow and Israel’s privileges 9:6-13Israel’s rejection in light of Biblical History Believing Israel, Unbelieving Israel Isaac Ishmael JacobEsau 9:14-29 Israel’s Rejection in light of biblical principles Is there unrighteousness with God ? Why does God find fault ?

11. Explanation of Israel’s Rejection 9:30 - 10:21 9:30-33The stumbling of the people 10:1-11Israel’s ignorance in the Channel of Salvation 10:12-13Israel’s ignorance of the universal Character of Salvation 10:14-21Israel’s ignorance of the universal preaching the Gospel

12. The Consolation of Israel’s Rejection 11:1-24 11:1-10The Rejection of Israel is not in total 11:11-15The Purpose of Israel’s Stumbling 11:16-24The Olive Tree

13. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews

14. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews Doctrine of the Remnant of Israel

15. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews Doctrine of the Remnant of Israel This refers to the fact that there always were, are, and will be Jews who believe and these make up the Israel of God.

16. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews Doctrine of the Remnant of Israel This refers to the fact that there always were, are, and will be Jews who believe and these make up the Israel of God. The Jewish Remnant today are those Jewish Believers in the Messiahship of Jesus they are called Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews.

17. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews Doctrine of the Remnant of Israel This refers to the fact that there always were, are, and will be Jews who believe and these make up the Israel of God. The Jewish Remnant today are those Jewish Believers in the Messiahship of Jesus they are called Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jews. Only Dispensationalism can allow for a Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewish distinctive within the body of the Messiah, The Church. And still be consistent with it’s theological system.

18. Terminology:

19. Terminology: Messianic Judaism

20. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah.

21. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew?

22. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew.

23. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew. Gentile

24. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew. Gentile Anyone who is not a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Gentile convert to Judaism is called a Proselyte

25. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew. Gentile Anyone who is not a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Gentile convert to Judaism is called a Proselyte Christianity: Who is a christian

26. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew. Gentile Anyone who is not a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Gentile convert to Judaism is called a Proselyte Christianity: Who is a christian You are born a Jew or a Gentile but no one is born a Christian. A Christian is one who believes by Faith in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ the Messiah for the forgiveness of sins.

27. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew. Gentile Anyone who is not a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Gentile convert to Judaism is called a Proselyte Christianity: Who is a christian You are born a Jew or a Gentile but no one is born a Christian. A Christian is one who believes by Faith in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ the Messiah for the forgiveness of sins. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness: who is a Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish

28. Terminology: Messianic Judaism this refers to a religion and a religious system that rejects belief in Jesus as the Messiah. Jewishness: Who is a Jew? Descendents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This comes through the Fathers line to be identified as a Jew. Gentile Anyone who is not a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Gentile convert to Judaism is called a Proselyte Christianity: Who is a christian You are born a Jew or a Gentile but no one is born a Christian. A Christian is one who believes by Faith in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ the Messiah for the forgiveness of sins. Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness: who is a Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish A Jew (descendant of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob) who believes in Jesus the Messiah.

29. Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish Distinctive

30. Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish Distinctive Based on four things

31. Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish Distinctive Based on four things The Abrahamic Covenant They are still Jews though now believers

32. Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish Distinctive Based on four things The Abrahamic Covenant They are still Jews though now believers The Doctrine of the Remnant The Remnant is keeping the nation as a whole alive

33. Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish Distinctive Based on four things The Abrahamic Covenant They are still Jews though now believers The Doctrine of the Remnant The Remnant is keeping the nation as a whole alive The Doctrine of the Olive Tree The natural branches are the Jews

34. Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish Distinctive Based on four things The Abrahamic Covenant They are still Jews though now believers The Doctrine of the Remnant The Remnant is keeping the nation as a whole alive The Doctrine of the Olive Tree The natural branches are the Jews The Doctrine of the Israel of God A term used only of Jews never of the Church this refers to Jewish Believers

35. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ

36. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position

37. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation

38. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation Jewish Individual The Remnant, the Israel of God, the natural branch of the olive tree

39. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation Jewish Individual The Remnant, the Israel of God, the natural branch of the olive tree Function

40. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation Jewish Individual The Remnant, the Israel of God, the natural branch of the olive tree Function Must be circumcised on the eight day

41. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation Jewish Individual The Remnant, the Israel of God, the natural branch of the olive tree Function Must be circumcised on the eight day Remnant that is keeping Israel alive

42. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation Jewish Individual The Remnant, the Israel of God, the natural branch of the olive tree Function Must be circumcised on the eight day Remnant that is keeping Israel alive Loyal to Israel

43. Hebrew Christians or Messianic Jews distinctive in the Body of Christ This distinctiveness is Position Jewish Nationality Israel as a whole, the Nation Jewish Individual The Remnant, the Israel of God, the natural branch of the olive tree Function Must be circumcised on the eight day Remnant that is keeping Israel alive Loyal to Israel Distinct from the Gentile Christians but united in the Body of Christ

44. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness

45. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses

46. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism

47. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation

48. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation Provides an opportunity to express their Jewishness

49. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation Provides an opportunity to express their Jewishness Provides a bases for teaching Jewish culture and history

50. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation Provides an opportunity to express their Jewishness Provides a bases for teaching Jewish culture and history Provides for the worship of God in the Jewish Holy Days

51. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation Provides an opportunity to express their Jewishness Provides a bases for teaching Jewish culture and history Provides for the worship of God in the Jewish Holy Days Provides the sharing of the faith with unbelieving Jews

52. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation Provides an opportunity to express their Jewishness Provides a bases for teaching Jewish culture and history Provides for the worship of God in the Jewish Holy Days Provides the sharing of the faith with unbelieving Jews Provides a means of practicing their Jewishness

53. The Practice of Hebrew Christianity / Messianic Jewishness It is not based on the Law of Moses It is not based on Rabbinic Judaism The advantages for a Messianic Jew or a congregation Provides an opportunity to express their Jewishness Provides a bases for teaching Jewish culture and history Provides for the worship of god in the Jewish holy Days Provides the sharing of the faith with unbelieving Jews Provides a means of practicing their Jewishness It is understood that this freedom is regulated by not engaging in any practice that in unbiblical or anti Christian.

54. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings

55. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel

56. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church

57. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church Hebrews

58. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church Hebrews James

59. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church Hebrews James I Peter

60. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church Hebrews James I Peter II Peter

61. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church Hebrews James I Peter II Peter Jude

62. The Hebrew Christian or Messianic Jewish New Testament Writings The Gospel of MatthewMessiah the King of Israel The Book of ActsHistory of the Jewish Church Hebrews James I Peter II Peter Jude Revelation Chapters 7 and 12

63. June 16Israel Future Pages 766 - 791 Israel and the Church Age Israel and the tribulation Israel and the Second Coming June 23Israel and the Messianic Kingdom Pages 791 - 819 June 30Other Relevant Topics Pages 819 – 840 The symbolic Illustrations of Israel Anti-Semitism July 7Israelology and Systematic Theology Pages 841 - 856