David didn't build the Temple. I love it when semi-literate atheists like yourself "quote" the Bible.
Your "slip" is showing, Comrade. LOL
I'd love it if you'd learn how to read. King David and who? His Temple building son.
You don't believe all those stories do you. But if so, King David was an adulterer and a first degree murderer, and King Solomon was an idolizer and worshipped other Gods, see not monotheistic. There is also no historical evidence.
Tons of evidence. They dig it up almost daily. And not only do I believe it, I can watch prophesy unfold on the evening news. Wild asses with their hand against everybody and all nations rising up against Israel. The U.S. just announced to the world that we will back Iran if Israel tries to prevent Iran from nuclear capabilities.
Tons of evidence. They dig it up almost daily. And not only do I believe it, I can watch prophesy unfold on the evening news. Wild asses with their hand against everybody and all nations rising up against Israel. The U.S. just announced to the world that we will back Iran if Israel tries to prevent Iran from nuclear capabilities = False claim supported by strawman argument.
LMAO....there hasn't been ONE thing dug up in Palestine, or Egypt, or Iraq, that verifies anything contained in the OT. Just like every other shill pretending to be that which you are not...you can make the claim, but you never EVER back up your claim.
As Paul affirms, even the present depths of Jewish apostasy cannot frustrate the Almighty in His majestic determination to restore a believing Jewish remnant to obedience at His second coming. This is why “the adoption and the glory and the covenants and the giving of the law and the service of God and the promises” still pertains to the Jewish nation, says Romans 9:1-8.
Yet Paul reinforces that
not all who claim Jewish blood are “Israel.”
Some “which are the children of the flesh are not the children of God but the children of the promise are counted for the seed.” Unbelieving Jews, he says, are "enemies of the gospel" (11:28) and are "broken off" (11:17). Taking his theology from the Old Testament, Paul thus opposes the prevailing American evangelical mentality that
anyone with Jewish ancestry is worthy of blessing and non-criticism.