keras
Writer of studies on Bible prophecy
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This idea cannot be right, as there is still time for the Israelites to repent and be ashamed of their iniquities.Ezekiel 40-48? I believe it's a conditional prophecy and have said so before several times (see Ezekiel 43:10-11).
Also, the Israelites are all of the 12 tribes. Except for Judah; still scattered among the nations.
Ezekiel 40 to 48 is not in our Bibles conditionally, it is all an unfulfilled prophecy. We Christians will be the ones to come from far away to build the new Temple. Zechariah 6:15
Whether or not sacrifices will again be made, is not an issue to hinge our belief on what God has planned for our future.Because the scriptures themselves tell us what the purpose of the animal sacrifices were for (foreshadowing Christ's sacrifice) and they tell us that God is not pleased with and does not desire animal sacrifices. The scripture makes it clear as to what God's plans are, so it has nothing to do with denying them. I accept them as scripture teaches in the book of Hebrews, which you apparently ignore.
Many Prophesies repeat the desire of God to have a people in all of the holy Land, who will all be His faithful peoples. Never yet happened, but it surely will.
Psalms 37:29 The righteous will possess the Land and will live there forever.
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