ALL Israel will be saved

[tonychanyt]

Romans 11:

26a in this way all Israel will be saved

Cambridge Bible:

“all” bears a less exact reference here, as so often in Scripture, and means “in general;”—“Israel in general, the Jews of that day as a great aggregate, on a scale unknown before, shall be saved.”

The word "all" does not universally mean everyone without exception. Another example of such a usage is in 2 Chronicles 12:

1 After Rehoboam's position as king was established and he had become strong, he and all Israel with him abandoned the law of the LORD.

In the NT, another example is Matthew 2:

3 When King Herod heard this he was disturbed, and all Jerusalem with him.

It was rather common in the times of the old and new testimonies that the word "all" was used to exaggerate the point.

 

[Maria Billingsley]

Romans 11:


Cambridge Bible:


The word "all" does not universally mean everyone without exception. Another example of such a usage is in 2 Chronicles 12:


In the NT, another example is Matthew 2:


It was rather common in the times of the old and new testimonies that the word "all" was used to exaggerate the point.

Though highly contested in some circles the mystery is actually what "all" is about. The joining of the Jew and Gentile as one Body through Jesus Christ of Nazareth therefore , Israel is now all who believe and have been regenerated through His Holy Spirit.
Supersessionism
Blessings

 

[d taylor]

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This is addressing the Jews during the tribulation, that all believing Jews in Jesus will be saved (not experience physical death) to go into the millennium physically alive to restore Israel as God's chosen nation and enjoy the Kingdom of God.

 

[tonychanyt]

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This is addressing the Jews during the tribulation, that all believing Jews in Jesus will be saved (not experience physical death) to go into the millennium physically alive to restore Israel as God's chosen nation and enjoy the Kingdom of God.

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on the above?

 

[d taylor]

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on the above?

10

 

[Maria Billingsley]

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This is addressing the Jews during the tribulation, that all believing Jews in Jesus will be saved (not experience physical death) to go into the millennium physically alive to restore Israel as God's chosen nation and enjoy the Kingdom of God.

Yes, that would be the other view via Dispensationalism. I once took that view but am now A-Mil.
Blessings

 

[timothyu]

The Jews will remain 'anti-Christ' until the end of the age and their repentance. It has always been about them, not the rest of us. God opened a door for the peoples of the elohim but the Hebrew people were His chosen and will not be left behind.

 

[Dosblade]

Paul was showing that God has turned Israel's failure into salvation for the Gentiles. Now he looks ahead to a glorius prospect saying "all Israel shall be saved". He was not saying that all individuals will be saved, but was speaking of national destiny. Putting it simply Israel as a nation will be delivered from her enemies, both spiritually and earthly and be restored to her ancient privileges as Gods witness.

He said to them His own I am the only way to the Father. That goes for all in this world.

 

[tonychanyt]

The Jews will remain 'anti-Christ' until the end of the age

verse?

 

[Jack Terrence]

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on the above?

0

 

[RileyG]

Though highly contested in some circles the mystery is actually what "all" is about. The joining of the Jew and Gentile as one Body through Jesus Christ of Nazareth therefore , Israel is now all who believe and have been regenerated through His Holy Spirit.
Supersessionism
Blessings

exactly! Those who reject Christ won't be saved

Blessings

 

[rdclmn72]

Dt 30 and Am 9 talk about God returning the captivity of Israel from the nations in the end-time.

 

[tonychanyt]

Dt 30 and Am 9 talk about God returning the captivity of Israel from the nations in the end-time.

Thanks for the references. This is how to do referencing in a scholarly manner:

1. Display and indent the quoted text.
2. Selectively bold the relevant keywords that are important to the point that you are making. No need to bold the entire sentence. Have a laser-sharp focus.
3. Be concise and precise to the point. No need to quote the whole chapter.

This is what I do for others who read my posts. It is a standard high-school scholarship. If you practice this, I guarantee you: it will improve your analytical thinking. In any case, no one is required to do it