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<blockquote data-quote="infowarrior1" data-source="post: 1549006" data-attributes="member: 6516">Romans 11:11When God made Jews and Gentiles equal in worth. Making them also children of Abraham. But through Faith. After centuries of hostility of which the Gentiles are called the &quot;uncircumcised&quot; who are considered idolatrous blasphemers who defied the True God.When Jonah was commanded to preach doom to the city of Nineveh he really disliked the fact that God made that command of him. Such that he ran away from doing so by sea. Knowing that God is a merciful God. But God got him to do it anyway. That generation of Nineveh repented and God relented of his specific wrath on that generation. And Jonah was angry with God for this.That was difficult to handle then. And difficult to handle now. I think with their promotion of Neopaganism which from time to time is unmasked as people who are situated in Israel.They would rather we remained Idolators. So that they could remain that special people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="infowarrior1, post: 1549006, member: 6516"] Romans 11:11 When God made Jews and Gentiles equal in worth. Making them also children of Abraham. But through Faith. After centuries of hostility of which the Gentiles are called the "uncircumcised" who are considered idolatrous blasphemers who defied the True God. When Jonah was commanded to preach doom to the city of Nineveh he really disliked the fact that God made that command of him. Such that he ran away from doing so by sea. Knowing that God is a merciful God. But God got him to do it anyway. That generation of Nineveh repented and God relented of his specific wrath on that generation. And Jonah was angry with God for this. That was difficult to handle then. And difficult to handle now. I think with their promotion of Neopaganism which from time to time is unmasked as people who are situated in Israel. They would rather we remained Idolators. So that they could remain that special people. [/QUOTE]

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