Indeependent
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Please show me the antecedent where the word "His" refers to Jesus.What I said is Biblical. What you said is a product of your own imagination. It is why God tells us NOT to lean on our own understanding. So did you just scratch out the part in the Bible about the 144,000 or Christ touching down IN ISRAEL? Or judging the Nations based on how they treated Israel? Or God's covenant with Abraham? Or David being the Apple of God's eye? Or Israel being Christ's inheritance? Where in the Bible does it say that Christ throws his inheritance into the lake of fire? I can't find it.
And the New Jerusalem will descend from Heaven, after the White Throne Judgement. (I know, I know, What's the White Throne Judgement?? You people really need a working understanding of the Bible before you just plow ahead with your version of it.) We are told who, what, when, where, how and even the dimensions of it. Well, some of us were told, anyway..
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Nothing in the Bible says Jesus is going to "touch down in Israel" or anything like that. Zech 14 just says Jesus will stand on the Mt. of Olives, which he has already done.
Nothing in the Bible says the nations will judged according to how they treated "Israel". Gen 12 speaks of blessing Abraham, and the Church is Abraham's children.
God's covenant with Abraham doesn't cover his natural children, which is why Ishmael is excluded. If you were a Christian, or even if you read the New Testament, you'd know this. But, as it is, you just have some stupid excuse why Ishmael excluded. To boot, Talmudists, so-called Jews, are not Abraham's natural children.
You theology is an anti-christian lie, and you confuse your theology with the words of scripture.
And, still, no Jews have quoted anything kind or loving from the Talmud concerning gentiles. Why don't you google what the Talmud says about gentiles.
Not only does Zac say it, he describes the occasion. Which is how we know which visit Zac is talking about and how we know it hasn't happen yet.
You have leaned on your own understanding. So in all your wisdom, please tell me when the Mount of Olives split in two, because the rest of us missed it.
Zechariah 14:4
And in that day His feet will stand on the Mount of Olives, Which faces Jerusalem on the east. And the Mount of Olives shall be split in two, From east to west, Making a very large valley; Half of the mountain shall move toward the north And half of it toward the south.
In fact, the antecedent is in the prior verse (3) which refers specifically to The Lord.
Zechariah wouldn't hold back such an important piece of information.