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Originally Posted by Richard1965
Where in the Scriptures is this New Covenant spoken of?...
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I can't help but know that Richard knows about the scriptures of a new covenant, but there is no covenant for gentiles.
The problem being is that people claim there is a covenant for gentiles and Jews, and this can be argued.
There is a new covenant for Ephraim and Judah, not gentiles and Judah, but for Ephraim and Judah and Ephraim is HE WHO RETURNS.
There is no covenant for gentiles, there is only a covenant for the lost gentiles of the lost ten tribes called Israel, called,'' Ephraim.''
Just because you are a gentile who believes in God doesn't make you a gentile of Ephraim. A Gentile of Ephraim MUST RETURN and be redeemed back into Israel or they are not Israel, they are not Ephraim, and they are not Judah.
Ephraim is a gentile who remembers the ways of God and he comes repenting because he was ever involved in the worship of idols or other Gods and what makes Ephraim, Ephraim, is that he comes back to the ordained worship system of God and there is no other way that Ephraim and Judah can become one UNLESS Ephraim comes back repenting and becomes one with Judah.
Jesus brought a new covenant for Ephraim and Judah, and Ephraim MUST return or he simply is not Ephraim and this is why we see a door closing in Revelation because those 7000 of Ephraim die in the Earthquake.
There will be no more Ephraim, the door is closed if you are still Ephraim because becoming Ephraim is that you have wed Judah.
You either become one with Judah or you do not.
No one else can claim the promise of Ephraim, Unless they have been betrothed to a Jew of Judah, Jesus brought the promised betrothal to the lost gentiles of Ephraim, but if they do not return and keep the same Holy days as Jews, then Jews and gentiles cannot become one and there is no Ephraim.
There shall be no more two kingdoms, but one.
The evil kingdom will die.