STOP PLAYING CHURCH April 30 · Edited · You might believe in Replacement Theology if … In General: You might believe in Replacement Theology if you believe the Church is Israel and the Jews are not. If you are ignorant of the ghastly history of the Church’s relationship to the Jewish people you just might believe in Replacement Theology. If you see no relationship between Replacement Theology and the Holocaust you may possibly believe in Replacement Theology. If you think that challenges to Replacement Theology are actually disguised attacks on Reformed Theology then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you think that premillennialism is pessimistic you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you don’t like the term, “Replacement Theology,” you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you think that believing in Replacement Theology is no big deal in God’s eyes, well, maybe you believe in it. If you quote Luther, or Calvin, or Augustine, to justify your eschatology it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. Restoration of all things If you hear messages referencing the “period of restoration of all things” (Acts 3:21) and it is never applied to the Jewish people, you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you read the “period of restoration of all things about which God spoke by the mouth of His holy prophets from ancient time” (Acts 3:21) and think that what the prophets spoke about is the Church. or… is the reformation of society through the Church. and, in any event … has nothing, or little, to do with the Jewish people. then you might believe in Replacement Theology Galatians If you read Galatians 3:16-29 and the only thing you remember is that “seed” is singular (3:16), and don’t consider that the same word (sperma) is used to describe plural “descendants” (3:39) you just might believe in Replacement Theology. If Galatians 3:16-29 confuses you because in 3:16 “seed” is singular referring to the Messiah, and the same word (sperma) is used to describe Abraham’s “descendants” (3:39) you might believe in Replacement Theology. You might believe in Replacement Theology if you are sure the Church is “the Israel of God” (Galatians 6:16). Romans If the only part of Romans 1:16 you think is relevant to the church is “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes” then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you don’t know the second half of the sentence in Romans 1:16 is “to the Jew first and also to the Greek” then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you believe that “to the Jew first” has already been fulfilled and that this prioritizing of the Great Commission is not the age-long Apostolic priority then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you view Romans 9-11 as a parenthesis, or a non sequitur, which is irrelevant to the main point of the book, you might believe in Replacement Theology. … who are Israelites, to whom belongs the adoption as sons, and the glory and the covenants and the giving of the Law and the temple service and the promises, 5 whose are the fathers (Romans 9:4-5a) If you read “to whom belongs … the promises,” and that irks you, it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. If you read “to whom belongs … the promises,” and it never occurs to you that the Land of Israel might be included in those promises, it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. If you read “whose are the fathers,” and jealousy rises up in you that says, “Hey, they’re my fathers, too!” it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. If you meditate on “to whom belongs the adoption of sons,” and it makes no sense to you, it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. If you read “to whom belongs … the covenants,” and you automatically think that the New Covenant is not included in that which belongs to the Jewish people, it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. If you read “to whom belongs … the giving of the Torah,” and that provokes a “So what? No big deal.” it is possible that you believe in Replacement Theology. You might believe in Replacement Theology if when you read “not all Israel is Israel” (Romans 9:6) you automatically default to that being about Gentile Christians being part of “spiritual Israel.” (The same concerning Romans 2:28-29) You might believe in Replacement Theology if you think that God has rejected “natural” Israel. You might believe in Replacement Theology if you think that the only part of Israel God has not rejected are Jewish disciples of Jesus. When you read “all Israel will be saved” and are sure Paul is referring to the Church you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you think it is strange Paul wrote that unsaved Jewish people are still chosen and “beloved for the sake of the fathers” (Romans 11:28b) you might believe in Replacement Theology. You might believe in Replacement Theology if you quote “… their rejection is the reconciliation of the world” (Romans 11:15a) and don’t teach (or know) the rest of the sentence. If Paul writing “Rejoice O Gentiles together with His people” (Romans 15:10) doesn’t make any sense to you because “In Christ there” are no Jews or Gentiles (Galatians 3:28) then you just might believe in Replacement Theology. Olivet Discourse If you emphasize Matthew 24:14 and deemphasize Luke 21:24 then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you believe that “until” in Luke 21:24 means that it is never going to happen then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If it really bothers you that many Christians believe that the nation of Israel may very well be a prophetic sign of the end times you might believe in Replacement Theology. Assimilation If you think that Jewish believers need to eat shrimp and ham to prove that they really are saved then you are hopelessly pickled in Replacement Theology. If you think that Messianic Jewish congregations are rebuilding the wall that separates Jews and Gentiles then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If you are convinced that Sunday is the new Sabbath you might also believe in Replacement Theology. The Land If you think the land of Israel is essentially irrelevant, and Paul making pilgrimage to Jerusalem contradicted his theology, then you might believe in Replacement Theology. If, no matter how many times you hear or read that Jewish people would be gathered to the Land of Israel in a state of unbelief (Ezekiel 36:22-18) you refuse to believe it, or it makes no sense to you and you cannot comprehend it, then you just might believe in Replacement Theology. Paul You might believe in Replacement Theology if you think Paul compromised when he circumcised Timothy made a vow and went to the Temple to fulfill that vow had deep sorrow in his heart for his brethren You might believe in Replacement Theology if you think that the only reason Paul visited synagogues and preached the Gospel “to the Jew first” (Romans 1:16b) was a missions strategy. https://youtube/watch… Replacement Theology Debunked in a Great Song! This Errors Marcion, written and sung by David Harwood, author of Gods True Love. YOUTUBE.COM Like · · Share Top Comments 28 people like this. 14 shares Oscar Pursina Write a comment... STOP PLAYING CHURCH Replacement theology in a nut shell: The Jewish people dont matter anymore. Jews and the fact that the majority of Jews live in Israel is not relevant because ALL Christians are spiritual Israel. This theory makes 0 sense with Bible prophecy and what God said would happen. Like · Reply · 1 · May 1 at 12:31pm 2 Replies Hagop Papazian If you dont have a biblical strong eschatology, but you have a large imagination, then you might be a dispensationalist. Like · Reply · 8 · April 30 at 1:14pm Robert Bosley You know, this page actually used to have some good stuff on it, but its aggressive, and really nonsensical, dispensational kick lately has me oh so close to pressing the unlike button. Like · Reply · 4 · May 1 at 4:35am 7 Replies STOP PLAYING CHURCH Replacement theology is playing church in my opinion and Gods. God is a Zionists in that he wants the Jews in Israel. He states in Ezekiel 36 that he is going to bring an unbelieving Jew back to Israel, not for their sake, but for His holy name sake. ...See More Like · Reply · 1 · May 1 at 8:09am 2 Replies Hagop Papazian Its not replacement at all. Its continuation. All the time the true Seed of Abraham was Christ. What was replaced is the Old Covenant. It was replaced with the New Covenant. Or else why were many Jews called Lo-Ammi, i.e. NOT MY PEOPLE....See More Like · Reply · 4 · April 30 at 2:03pm Terry Thompson From A Post By Monergism Books: According to the Apostle Paul, those who worship in the Spirit, glory in Christ Jesus alone, and have no confidence in the flesh, demonstrate that they have received the True Circumcision (Phil 3:2). Like · Reply · 3 · April 30 at 5:01pm Scott Ebent God is not done with the Jews. We are in the age of Grace. Move along. People here cant discern what message is for the Jew and whats for the gentile. Like · Reply · 3 · April 30 at 4:52pm 3 Replies Hagop Papazian If you believe the women in Revelation 12 and 17 are symbolic while the two witnesses in Revelation 11 MUST be two real men, then you might be a dispensationalist. Like · Reply · 3 · April 30 at 3:36pm Hagop Papazian If you believe Abraham has two seeds, then you might be a dispensationalist. Like · Reply · 3 · April 30 at 2:04pm STOP PLAYING CHURCH Explain to me your view on how things will go down? Like · Reply · May 1 at 9:23pm STOP PLAYING CHURCH youtu.be/JLHquxgsktA John MacArthur - Dispensationalism - Part 1 (Bible Q&A) Bible Questions and Answers, Part 16 Selected... YOUTUBE.COM Like · Reply · May 1 at 6:12pm Hagop Papazian John MacArthur is a great teacher in the Church, but hes very wrong in eschatology; he has zero biblical argument for dispensationalism, and he often contradicts the basic principles of dispensationalism. You can read his book ...See More Like · May 1 at 7:22pm Oscar Pursina Write a reply... STOP PLAYING CHURCH There is good theology and bad theology. Theology does matter. I am not thinking high of myself. I see what God said would happen in the Bible and I see it being fulfilled before our eyes and Christians are missing these events because they are blinded by their theology. As Christians we should shout with a loud voice, that Christ will return and here are the signs that he promised would happen... Like · Reply · May 1 at 12:17pm Hagop Papazian All the signs that are happening before our eyes contradict Dispensationalism. Like · May 1 at 1:30pm Oscar Pursina Write a reply... Hagop Papazian The 70 year-weeks in Daniel 9:24-27: After 69 year-weeks from the going forth of the word to restore and to rebuild Jerusalem, Christ is crucified....See More Like · Reply · 2 · April 30 at 6:07pm Hagop Papazian By the way, as a note to what is said in this really bad video, the true Israel is Christ, the Seed of Abraham, and in Christ all the elect are the true Israel (in Him), because He is the Head and the Church is His body. All the saved Jews, from the Ol...See More Like · Reply · 2 · April 30 at 6:00pm 2 Replies Hagop Papazian If you believe Christ came to save His peopleS, and not just His single people, then you might be a dispensationalist. She will bear a Son; and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins. (Matthew 1:21) Like · Reply · 2 · April 30 at 2:04pm 3 Replies Jeremy Wilson If you believe the true Jew is the one who is one outwardly and not the one who is one inwardly and that circumcision is of the flesh and not the heart, you might not believe in replacement theology. Like · Reply · 2 · April 30 at 1:20pm Chris Glover of course, those who murdered Jews in say the holocaust were not actually Christians, whatever they might have called themselves# Like · Reply · 2 · April 30 at 12:59pm Bob Reed Your request for me to unlike the page has been fulfilled Like · Reply · 1 · May 1 at 9:08am Marcus Bostic You must think amazingly high of yourself, which is strictly forbidden according to Gods law and the teachings of Jesus Christ, to proclaim that you know what God is thinking, what his opinion is on ANY subject and what Gods theology and belief s...See More Like · Reply · 1 · May 1 at 8:39am Robert Bosley If you like to chop the Word of God up into tiny bits all based on a bad translation/understanding of 2 Tim 2:15, you might be a dispensationalist. Like · Reply · 1 · May 1 at 4:37am Abraham Hall Dispensationalists: Making Christ a polygamist and espousing terrible theology since the 19th century, even though it never existed before then. Like · Reply · 1 · April 30 at 8:20pm Isis Faana Coen Exactly! Ive seen so many people say that; God isnt talking about the Jews, Hes talking about the church! The church IS Israel. ...See More Like · Reply · 1 · April 30 at 7:09pm James Kersey What is replacement theology? Like · Reply · 1 · April 30 at 6:55pm Shea Bernard Replacement theology is a pejorative for Calvinsim Like · May 15 at 8:09pm Oscar Pursina Write a reply... Jay Krause Amen, well said! YOU MIGHT BE FOLLOWING THE ENEMY AND NOT GOD IF YOU BELIEVE IN REPLACEMENT THEOLOGY! Like · Reply · 1 · April 30 at 6:42pm Bob Reed I always love when one attacks anothers theological position through caricature Like · Reply · 1 · April 30 at 1:56pm Hagop Papazian https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/.../10271603... Like · Reply · May 2 at 2:34pm Hagop Papazian I have made a page about biblical millennialism, if anyone is interested: https://facebook/.../Biblical.../664062220346764 Like · Reply · May 2 at 2:30pm Philip McNiel Another question...What if I agree with some of those assertions, but not all of them, and I think that God cares about everyone (Jewish or not), and is deeply saddened when anyone rejects Him and His son, Jesus Christ, to their own condemnation, and t...See More Like · Reply · May 2 at 12:05am Philip McNiel CLARIFYING QUESTION. . . Did you just expressly say that all Jews who do not believe in Christ are saved? Like · Reply · May 1 at 11:46pm Hagop Papazian If you believe that the first resurrection mentioned in Revelation 20 should not be the first resurrection of which the Lord spoke in John 5, and that it is some imaginary future resurrection, then there is a high probability that you are a dispensationalist, because you dont interpret the Scripture with the Scripture. Like · Reply · May 1 at 2:07pm Tammy Salehi Good post! Like · Reply · May 1 at 12:48am Steve Visentin Im not sure where youve heard God is done with the Jews Isis?! Like · Reply · April 30 at 7:50pm Hagop Papazian If you believe that according to Daniels 70 year-weeks Christ was crucified at the end of the 69th week yet the 70th week has not started yet, then you need to learn the basics of counting (68, 69, 70) and you may be a dispensationalist. Like · Reply · April 30 at 6:03pm Steve Visentin If you cant read your bible without realizing that dispensationalism is something NOT taught on scripture.. But rather a belief system.. Then your forcing a replacement theology on yourself. Like · Reply · April 30 at 6:01pm Steve Visentin If you have NO understanding of TRUE Israel: your a replacement theologist. If you think God has a separate plan for the Jews then those who are in Christ : your a replacement theologist. If you dont think that the scofield bible hasnt poisoned the t...See More Like · Reply · April 30 at 6:13pm · Edited Terry Thompson banneroftruth.org/.../israels-greatest-need-a.../ Like · Reply · April 30 at 5:14pm Marc UncleDaddy Chapman HA... this is awful Like · Reply · April 30 at 2:31pm Michael Squire or in English for the benefit if us thickos? Like · Reply · April 30 at 1:18pm Michael Squire Forget it I just looked it up Like · April 30 at 1:29pm Oscar Pursina Write a reply... Rhonda Jenkins Faith You all are a trip. You put God and the Bible meaning in a box. So many of these things are simultaneously true yet you try to drag them out and cut them from one another. If the church is the bride is she also the children of God? If Jesus and the ...See More Like · Reply · 1 · May 4 at 9:57pm · Edited Stephen Lucas Ephesians 2:11-16 Therefore remember that at one time you Gentiles in the flesh, called “the uncircumcision” by what is called the circumcision, which is made in the flesh by hands—remember that you were at that time separated from Christ, alienated f...See More Like · Reply · August 21 at 2:04pm Belinda Duras well try sharing what the replacement theory is in plain English for the clueless out here Like · Reply · May 1 at 12:27pm
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