Yesterday's thread was great, and also perfectly exemplified how people have a difficult time with the concept of "reading comprehension".
Jesus' earthly ministry is defined as any time period where Jesus, The Christ, existed on planet Earth, before his crucifixion, death, and resurrection. A few anons from yesterday quoted scriptures that are more popularly known as "The Great Commission", which are attributed to Christ, as written by people that never met him, from the first 4 Gospels; which in reality, are 1 Gospel and 3 re-writes (every Christian knows this by now). Some anons even posted John 3:16 way out of context, as well as John 10:14-16, and John 15:16.
At no point throughout the ENTIRETY of His EARTHLY ministry does Christ refer to Gentiles as being human, or that His message's target audience is anyone other than the House of Israel. Period. Yes, there were probably Gentiles in some of the crowds, but that was akin to a black person going to a country-western concert, or a white guy being within a 100 square mile radius of Freaknik.
Post a single proof that Jesus' ministry was meant for Gentiles. I'll post this again for those that need some hand-holding: Any scripture AFTER THE RESURRECTION could be attributed to Christ without His involvement, directly. Post proofs Jesus wanted to save anyone that was a non-Jew.
The problem is reprogramming people that have never actually read the Bible, while trying to help them understand context of the scriptures written after the life of Jesus.
Throughout the entirety of the OT, God most certainly favored the Jews, and appeared to, at times, despise Gentiles; part of His own creation. So, apparently, God was playing favorites from the outset.
After Christ's ascension, the entirety of the message changed because the Jews rejected Christ. That's about all there is to it. Jesus, Himself, did not take His own message to non-Jews. The problem with this is, Gentiles are the largest subscribers, and literally allow Jews to get away with murder. Besides, in the end, they get a pass, according to Revelation (144 thousand representing the 12 tribes). The Christian's on Jow Forums dont seem to get what OP is trying to convey, and that's really sad.
Any takers? Perfect example, BTW. She had faith, and tested her persistence.
Jews = God's children Gentiles = Dogs
Dylan Gonzalez
Clearly a test from Christ, Christ opens himself to all people for all people are from God. His work is evident among the gentiles and many gentiles attest to Him working in their lives.
You cannot argue against the truth, no matter how you twist words and then claim the hill of " Reading Comprehension"
May the Lord open your eyes to Him and Truth.
John Wood
Keep christfags off this board They're parasitic vampires who leech off of healthy virile cultures
Xavier Jones
Jesus' ministry was meant for people that believe
Hunter Baker
>proof The parable of marriage invetation
Aaron Butler
now there's a very good goy with an open heart and gentile soul. Focus on the heavenly glory goyim The city of god cometh
You didn't answer the question. On an interesting side note, though, what did Enoch and Elijah do differently, in the OT, that they did not taste death?
Carter Hernandez
Did someone came after?
Joseph Richardson
...said nowhere in scripture, by Jesus Himself, during His earthly ministry.
Jace Edwards
> a bunch of jewy shit > wow jews btfo! The Pharisees and Saducees were like the modern Vatican gay and cringe and Jesus was the more hardocre trad jew who wanted Israel to remove it's enemies.
Jaxson Thompson
You have been visited by the Win Worley of dead and dying spiritual kingdoms.
Satan's kingdom is coming to an end soon, but only if you take up your authority in Christ and go to war against the hosts of hell (Ephesians 6:12).
To begin, come to the Lord with the following prayer in you heart and on your lips: >Dear Lord God, I am a believer who professes your Son, Jesus Christ, as Lord and Savior. As an heir of salvation, I am aware of the tremendous power and authority which you have delegated to me through your Son and your Word. Dear Lord, I now wish to exercise this authority for the furtherment of your glory and kingdom. >In accordance with Luke 10:17-20, I claim authority over all of the enemy spirits. With the above, you now outrank all powers, authorities, dominions, principalities, world rulers, kings, princes, Satan and all angelic ranks. >In accordance with Matthew 21:21-22, I claim authority over all the enemy's Earthly institutions, corporations, agents, entities, etc. The above gives you ground to launch an offensive against, for example, Google. >In reference to Hebrews 1:14, I request protection against the blows of the enemy. Very important. If you start praying warfare prayers, you're going to be on Satan's hit list pretty quickly. >I bind the above to the third heaven in accordance with Matthew 18:18.
With the above, you can now wage war in the heavenlies. How you do this is up to you; plan and strategise. For example, suspect a member of high society is engaging in nefarious activities? Send a spirit of revelation to enter into their midst, if something is being hidden, it'll become known. When it is known, continue to pray by sending out appropriate spirits to protect the course of justice.
>by Jesus Himself, during His earthly ministry. The entire Bible is God's world it doesnt matter if Jesus himself said it
Angel Thompson
> With the above, you can now wage war in the heavenlies that's right goyim focus on winning those heavenly battles for us.
Connor Lewis
He was talking about Christ, and alluding to the Jews that were running the Synagogues that they were about to get replaced. They did. By other Jews that set up the Christian religion. In turn, that religion was subverted by those same Jews.
So, yeah. Still waiting on that convincing piece of evidence that Jesus intended to save anyone other than the Jews.
Easton Wood
Listen up nigger, and listen good. Whitey didn't ask apostles to proselytize in Europe, in Britain, so if Christianity were only meant for Jews, then they violated their own teachings, and hardly is that white man's fault.
Liam Flores
Now we're taking scripture out of context. That's a dangerous position to maintain.
Adrian Jackson
Or, you can take an analytical approach and posit that the entire religion happened to come around at the same time as the Jewish-Roman wars, and that by converting Gentiles into this new religion (that clearly adopted some elements of multiple different belief systems) they were able to pull a psyop on an empire the likes of which had never been seen.
Parker Harris
15 And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
Matthew Miller
This story alludes what Jesus himself must suffer. He, like the woman, will allow himself to be humiliated in order to save the ones he loves (the sinners). Critics like to say that this is Jesus rejecting non-jews but really it's a test of the woman's faith and also a moral lesson that he is giving to the disciples (who are constantly fucking up).
Xavier Stewart
And didn't Jesus say to apostles go out into all the world and preach the good news? Sure he did, that is why all the apostles were martyred everywhere except Judea, from North Africa, to Persia, to Asia minor.
Mason Sullivan
So yeah, I reckon OP is full of shit.
Carter Peterson
Because it was the last plea by God to his chosen people to hearken to his voice. And as it was written in the scriptures, Jesus was rejected and not received by his own. Remember the parable about the husbandmen and the vineyard and how the owner sent his son after they husbandmen killed and beat his servants?
Matthew 21:43 kjv >Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof.
Jesus almost exclusively evangelized in Judea but it was basically the last chance for them as a nation. After the ressurection, he gave the great commission to his disciples to spread the gospel worldwide, to every creature.
Matthew 28:19 kjv >Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:
Op you are just deying the last commandment Jesus gave before he ascended up to heaven because you don't like people receiving the gospel. It is actually written in as early as Genesis that the gospel would go to the Gentiles because the builder rejected the stone.
Galatians 3:8 kjv >And the scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the heathen through faith, preached before the gospel unto Abraham, saying, In thee shall all nations be blessed.
Christians are the true believers of the Abrahamic faith and heirs according to the promise.
Galatians 3:28-29 kjv >28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus. >29 And if ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise.
