The Feast of Trumpets in Isaiah

We will explore today what the book of Isaiah tells us about the conditions of the modern houses of Israel and Judah just before and at the time of Christ's return, and what the Church's responsibility is in light of that understanding.

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[SevenTheTruth7]

So like you say you are the spiritual house of Israel like so many others also say, as well as the jews say they are the chosen people. Then who do you think/believe is the actual physical house of Israel, and who fits the description, as well as the curses spoken of in Deuteronomy placed upon the true house of Israel? And what people can you see and recognize all of the curses placed on these people with tangible evidence to back it up? Because there is physical evidence of the curses on them?

[standingwatch]

@SevenTheTruth7 The modern house of Israel is predominantly the US (Manasseh; first son of Joseph) and the British Commonwealth (Ephraim, the second born). Compare the description and prophecy in Genesis 48:19 and I would suggest reading our booklet on the subject: "The Fall and Rise of Britain and America" which also has a section dealing directly with Deuteronomy 28.

[MrMilitantviper]

May the good Lord Jesus Christ Bless you dear Pastor !!!

[eskatee]

The Bible does not say that much about Ephraim and Manasseh, it says very little about Ephraim and Manasseh. the rest is a matter of a fantasy, generated by human thoughts over G'd and so rebelling against His caring Love for this world. That is why Jesus Christ has been among us, He was one of us. Speaking out of the days of Isaiah as if nothing happened after these days is rather conflicting with the Evangelium. Redemption has taken place because of the life of Jesus Christ.