> What I do have is the ability to see that
> what you wrote does not entirely fit.

If you are referring to my post, it was mostly direct scripture taken directly from the passage we are discussing.

Nothing in that passage suggests any future restoration of natural "Israel" or of it's (the nation) being saved.

However, Jews,(people) like anybody and everybody else, can be saved at any time by simply believing and receiving Christ.

> So while I don't proclaim to have all the
> answers to what exactly it does mean. I do
> know you are making a mountain out of a
> molehill, and not using all the verses and
> taking verses out of context to suit your
> own ideas of what you think the answer is.

You may think that Lydia, but it is YOU who claimed that the passage suggests that national Israel (as a nation) would be grafted back in, and I showed that the passage does not say that at all.

I don't see how that is making a mountain out of a molehill. I simply responded to what you said.

And I certainly did not omit verses or take them out of context as you claim.

Do I have to print the entire Bible at once before you consider it valid?