Possibly two of them. Doesn't change the fact that he Father-in-law Judah thought she was a whore and father a child with her. You can't deny this. You're parsing your words.
He could think she was a whore but I'm sure she thought he was a liar and supplanter to not keep his word and give his other son as kinsman redeemer to raise up seed for her dead husband. So, Jacob was an adulterer to pay for sex with her. Now what?
Now you're deflecting. This doesn't have anything to do with the fact they sinned against God and rejected God. Unbelief. Unbelief damns.
First, anyone in covenant with God is saved. This means all of Israel in covenant with God is saved. God keeps His Promises despite the sin and sins of God's elect:
26 And so
all Israel shall be saved: as it is written, There shall come out of Sion the Deliverer, and shall turn away ungodliness from Jacob: Rom. 11:26.
The Deliverer came, as per covenant and prophecy, died on a tree for Israel His Bride and Church as per covenant and prophecy, and He's coming again to fight alongside Israel against His enemies as per covenant and prophecy, maybe even against Gentile Christians because they will not be raptured and will go through the Time of Jacob's Trouble with Israel, and once it sinks in God used the Gentile Christians to make Israel His Bride jealous, they will turn against God and Israel.
1 Behold, the day of the LORD cometh,
And thy spoil shall be divided in the midst of thee.
2 For I will gather
all nations against Jerusalem to battle;
Zech. 14:1–2.
If the Gentile Christians are not raptured, then they will be along the "all nations" Zechariah is describing. God is not sitting by awaiting to see who will accept His Son, from the beginning He's been actively calling out a people to Himself. With Israel He does it through covenant promises; with Gentiles in this era, He's doing it without covenant. So, being in covenant with God is the same as once saved, always saved. And that's exactly what the Scripture teaches. How are you going to get around what Saul said? He said, "and so all Israel shall be saved." Well, covenant makes that happen.
He simply didn't response. I do know what He said about Rabbis.....
Mat 23:6 And love the uppermost rooms at feasts, and the chief seats in the synagogues,
Mat 23:7 And greetings in the markets, and to be called of men, Rabbi, Rabbi.
Mat 23:8 But be not ye called Rabbi: for one is your Master, even Christ; and all ye are brethren.
Notice how Jesus didn't appeal to Rabbit.... but MASTER.
It is clear that the Priestly order of Christ predated any relationship to Judah.... or have you abandoned "Jew" now?
The "priestly order" began in Trinity BEFORE God created heaven, earth, and man and was accomplished by the Logos:
8 And all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him, whose names are not written in the book of life of the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world. Rev. 13:8.
To learn about the beginning, we have to go to the end. Scripture says that before God created heaven, earth, and man a 'lamb was slain.' Being there's a heavenly Tabernacle, the same Tabernacle Moses was use as model to build the earthly Tabernacle, it seems to me a 'lamb was slain' (or sacrificed) and this would require a Priest to perform this function. And although I can go through several reasons why a 'lamb was slain' before creation I'll just leave that for another thread. So, this knowledge would also have bearing on member
@101G and
@GeneZ discussion about the "conception" of Jesus Christ, we can discuss using this truth about when the "Priestly Order" actually began and that would be one discussion in which I can provide that which I think I know towards the question.
Neither. Master is what He demanded.
I don't think Jesus Christ demanded to be called "Master." There's nothing in Scripture on that question.
There is no separating the Incarnation in the His Priestly work. His humanity is required to be a faithful High Priest for the people.
Agreed.
He spoke to the Serpent. He mentioned the seed of the women. She is included. It wasn't the seed of the Serpent.
You know, there's doctrine in the Gentile Church today called the "Covenant of Works" and it is applied to Adam and the woman, but I can't find God making any covenant with Adam and the woman in Scripture. It's simply not there the way God's covenant with Noah, Abraham, and in Jeremiah's prophetic word, and the language that accompanies it. How about you? Do you read God saying "My covenant is between me and thee" the way He said to Noah and Abraham?
I don't care what they say when it comes to determining the Truth. I'm not going to "throw the baby out with the bathwater" because some Mormon said one small thing that is true.
Forget the Mormons. That was written in jest.