After Rome destroyed the Temple in 70 AD, rabbinic Judaism was forced to invent new rites and rituals, producing a fundamentally different religion from what is described in the Old Testament.
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After Rome destroyed the Temple in 70 AD, rabbinic Judaism was forced to invent new rites and rituals, producing a fundamentally different religion from what is described in the Old Testament.
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Hall reaches the theological core of what is wrong with dispensationalism: Darby explicitly called the Christian church a 'parenthesis.' God's main plan is Israel; the church is a detour necessitated by Jewish disobedience; and eventually, through the rapture, the church will be removed so Israel can take center stage again. Hall calls this an insult both to the church and to Christ: Jesus did not come to be a tribal deity of a desert war cult. He called himself 'Son of Man' — Isaiah's term — over 70 times, deliberately emphasizing his universal, human mission. Dispensationalism inverts this, Hall argues, reducing a global Messiah to a Jewish Messiah temporarily on loan. The irony is compounded by the fact that the term used by Jews who speak approvingly of Jesus ('your Messiah is Jewish') is itself used to subordinate Christian identity to Jewish ethnic pride. [1] — J.D. Hall "Instead of being like the bride of Christ, the church is more like a summer fling. Eventually God will rapture us, take us out, we're gone …" 21:14
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