Yes, but you say some of the believing Gentiles grafted in are tares. That's where I disagree. Tares believe they are grafted in, but never were. They were never God's people no matter how much Christian profession they have.
You two are talking about the same thing but confusing each other with how you word it.
@Clare73 "It depends if you are talking about the professing church, which includes tares,
or the born again church, which does not include tares."
@zoidar "Tares believe they are grafted in, but never were. They were never God's people no matter how much Christian profession they have."
You both just said the same thing. That the church that the world sees (professing church) includes both the born again and the tares.
But that the real church (Bride of Christ) does not include the tares, only the born again.
You two are talking about the same thing but confusing each other with how you word it.
@Clare73 "It depends if you are talking about the professing church, which includes tares, or the born again church, which does not include tares."
@zoidar "Tares believe they are grafted in, but never were. They were never God's people no matter how much Christian profession they have."
You both just said the same thing. That the church that the world sees (professing church) includes both the born again and the tares.
But that the real church (Bride of Christ) does not include the tares, only the born again.
I read back to where your conversation began on page 5 (Unless there was some further back that I missed) and you are still saying the same points there, just wording it in different ways.
zoidar Do you believe then that the whole Gentile world of believers can be cut off?
I read back to where your conversation began on page 5 (Unless there was some further back that I missed) and you are still saying the same points there, just wording it in different ways.
zoidar Do you believe then that the whole Gentile world of believers can be cut off?