The Jews never stopped being the chosen people

expos4ever said:

I believe the overall biblical narrative teaches us that Israel has fulfilled her role in God's redemption plan, and is therefore no longer "special" in any sense. In defense of this view, I will assert that many people incorrectly view scripture as a series of timeless pronouncements rather than an evolving narrative.

I believe that Paul's argument in the New Testament is that, through the effects of the law of Moses, Israel took upon itself the full power of evil before that power was focused on Jesus on the cross were evil was dealt with.

And therefore, sin and evil having been dealt with, Israel's job has come to an end.

I fully concede that much further explanation is required in order to elaborate/ justify / defendwhat I am claiming.

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• The Apostle Paul's Teaching: In Romans 11:28–29, the New Testament states that regarding election, the Jewish people are still loved because of the patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob) and that God’s gifts and call are "irrevocable".

• Unconditional Promises: Proponents argue that God made unconditional covenants in the Old Testament (such as with Abraham in Genesis 17:7) that do not depend on human perfection or belief to remain valid.

• A Future Restoration: Many interpret passages like Romans 11:25–26 to mean that ethnic Israel's current hardening is only partial and temporary, and that God still has a specific future plan for the nation.

• Facts: Every world power in the last 4000 years has to tried to crush them all of them were either destroyed or if they do exist they have knwo real world power any more. It would almost make you think that some power had there back.