I can see why currently

But yeah nah

Not historically

Not the office of the Pope historically

The office of the Pope since the high Middle-ages

Not even then tbh

Like Vatican II onwards

We cite popes in our confessions on many occasions. In fact, in the book "On the Power and Primacy of the Pope" (the book in our confessions) we cite Pope Gregory repeatedly

More on the Antichrist though

The Greek reads: ἀντιχρίστου

Are jews the chosen people?

So what we see here is that we only see the phrase "the Antichrist" in the 1 John passages

But if you actually go read both passages, they both say that antichrists have already come.

The 4:3 passage actually says rather that something is of "the spirit of the antiChrist which you have heard is coming and is already in the world"

@JoeyJoestar1337 the jews stopped being the chosen people as soon as they crucified Jesus and that’s when Christians became Gods people

Yeah, Mac is correct

Book of Job is quite inspiring

Some Pre-millennials will argue some Jews are still chosen, but this idea is not supported in Patristic literature

Did Jesus say? Or is it inferred?

It’s inferred in Abraham and Moses

Jesus makes it clear in Revelation

It's a matter of interpretting the text in context of the Bible

Should we condemn Israel?

Wait that the Jews are evil?

Yes

Also there are no true Jews now really

Revelation will sometimes refer to Israel, but this means the church, which is the new Israel

Today’s jews aren’t the same ones as before

^

Exactly

Revelation refers to they who call themselves Jews but lie

That is Israel

^^^

Christians and “jews” sprouted from the same tree but are two different branches

The 12 tribes are barely traceable now I believe

No jews allowed

Lol

only like 2 are left

God makes it clear what is the future of the barren vine

rest are breeded out or ded