you said it was the same as saying "not all muslims"

Israel is the new Israel

WOKE

Because flesh Israel were the chosen people in the OT and now we are, get it?

Have you read the Bible?

Yes but how has that transferred to us?

Because we are the chosen people

Well yes, I'm aware you think that, but how so?

Because Christians are God’s people

The children of Judah are not simply "jews". As such it's fair to say Christians are the chosen people, but claiming that the Church is the new Israel doesn't make much sense

Have you read the Bible?

Paul said we are the new Israel

Unless you're saying the flesh Israel is simply judah's children

Flesh Israel is Jacob’s children, not just Judah’s

christians are the new jews, old jews are so last century

But most of the 10 lost tribes got cut off

This feels far too much like identity politics in my opinion. Christianity to me is not about taking notes on which children are chosen and which aren't. Christianity is accepting the lord Lord's reign over us, and obeying scripture to the wholest of our abilities.

Look up Galatians 6 16 and get back to me

Instead of saying "w-well WE were the children of this guy, so God likes us more!"

Being a Christian is pretty important

Of course

My faith is one of the most important things in the world to me.

1 Peter 2 9

Generation

So you think it was only that generation?

Seems to be.

He claims that it is a chosen generation, as such, it's referring only to that generation.

So what are Christians if not the people of God?

I never once said otherwise.

Right, we are the people of God, where flesh Israel once was, hence the new Israel

That seems a little bit of a reach. Simply saying that the church is the chosen people of God is probably a far less confusing way of saying it. Claiming we're the new Israel is a little overboard.

So we are the real Jews.

It’s the same thing

Saying you're the new Israel has an awful lot of connotations. Not to mention, not really. Israel is simply a region/country in the common vernacular. Simply claiming that we are the chosen people of God is a much better way of putting it.

I mean in reference to Old Testament Israel, not the modern state

I'm aware, but you see how it could be rather misleading to just about anyone who's not intimately familiar with scripture, no?

Doesn’t matter, I don’t base my linguistic choices on man’s concerns

To spread the word of our Lord, we want to not repulse people. That's our goal in life, after all.

If people are repulsed by the Old Covenant that’s their problem

Most people don't even know what's in the OT