Author	Thread: The Church and Israel
Admin	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 07:17 AM I just want to do a quick survey on different denominational teachings. Please don't make this into an argument about who's right or wrong. Don't try and prove yourself right. Just answer the questions please. 1. What denomination did you grow up in? 2. What denomination are you currently in? 3. Do you believe that the Church is Israel? For this survey, non-denominational and interdenominational counts as a denomination. 1. Baptist 2. Baptist 3. Yes ------------------------ I accidentally posted this in the wrong area and had one response. So the below is Two's response. 1. Catholic 2. Nondenominational 3. No Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 07:21 AM 1. Non-Denominational 2. Non-Denominational 3. What? The church exists any time when more than one Christian are gathered together in one place. Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 07:23 AM non-denominational follower of YESHUA yes Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 07:34 AM 1. None; although I was sent to Catholic school for 2nd and 3rd grades and attended mass during those years. 2. Nondenominational 3. No Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 08:06 AM 1. ~~~ Baptist ~~~~~ _____________________________ 2. ~~~non-denomination~~~~~~ _____________________________ 3. ~~~~No~~~~~ Post Reply
lifeseed99 View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 08:20 AM 1. Holiness 2. Non-Denominational 3. yes as grafted in not replaced Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 08:29 AM Hello: 1. What denomination did you grow up in? I was a pagan 2. What denomination are you currently in? I do not believe in any denominational things. 3. Do you believe that the Church is Israel? No Israel is sll apple of YHWH eye. The Ekklesia/Church is the apple of Christs eye. The body of believers are Spiritually Israel, Yet YHWH will again be dealing with Physical Israel. I understand you did not ask for this,yet i do not really answers just Yes or No. Sometimes just Yes or No is not sufficient for an answer. Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 10:49 AM It's fine Passed, I just didn't want it to get into an argument is all. And I didn't specify what I meant by Israel, specifically to leave it open for individual interpretation. Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 01:55 PM Lifeseed has it right Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 03:01 PM The words indicated in Bold are censored from the CDFF Forum: I would have sent a private message to tinyfrog, in response to his saying "3. What? The church exists any time when more than one Christian are gathered together in one place. " But his age limit to send messages is 30 and I can't send him a message. I was going to invite tinyfrog to be my Facebook Friend. If tinyfrog is on Facebook or wants to join, send me a message and tell me you are tinyfrog. My name is Bernard Pyron. I have about 120 Facebook Friends now and among them are a core of non-church Christians, and there is a network of Friends. We often get into interesting discussions of Bible issues. Some comments often reflect standard church positions on issues, but in this network of Friends the church Christians are not predominant - and that makes posting interesting. Post Reply
View Profile History	The Church and Israel Posted : 22 May, 2011 06:27 PM 1. What denomination did you grow up in? James replies: None. God Saved me when I was 25. I joined the first Baptist church down the street and I was a member there for about a year, and then they had a split. 2. What denomination are you currently in? A non-denominational Reformed church called Covenant of Grace. Here is my church website: http://covenantofgracechurch.org/modules/tinycontent1/ 3. Do you believe that the Church is Israel? James replies: Yes. Like I said, I am Reformed, and we believe in Covenant theology, not dispensationalism. Israel, in the New Testament is Spiritual Israel, meaning all Christians. The modern day nation of Israel is not mentioned in Scripture. In Christ, James Post Reply

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