Well yes, Paul for one...many times.Has anyone stated any had?
What was the condition needed for even one iota to pass from the law?
Well yes, Paul for one...many times.Has anyone stated any had?
You don't understand the bible.You're trying to appeal to natural rights, meaning that all nations have the same (conditional) right, derived from natural law, to exist. And that certainly isn't the argument in the case of Israel.
Their birth certainly wasn't natural, and their covenant with God was unlike His covenant with any other nation, even though He is the nations' God, too (Romans 3:29).
What happens to the rights derived from a covenant that has been fulfilled, and that is no longer in effect?
And Zionists do?You don't understand the bible.
I'll just cut to the chase. Jesus said the law and the prophets must be fulfilled, 'all' must be fulfilled. One doesn't have to have the law and the prophets committed to memory to understand what Jesus said on the subject. Instead of bringing one's ignorance and prejudices concerning the prophecies to Christ's words, we should be taking Christ's words to our study of the prophecies.Well yes, Paul for one...many times.
What was the condition needed for even one iota to pass from the law?
I am not a zionist.And Zionists do?
I didn't say you were.I am not a zionist.