Israel’s children and eternal judgment: A lesson to humanity…

The Israel of the OT is the same Israel of the NT but now under a superior Covenant of Grace through Faith (Matthew 26:28) in the New Testament (Hebrews 8:12; Hebrews 10) that replaced the inferior Law Covenant of the Old Testament (Hebrews 8:7; Romans 3:20; Galatians 2:16; Galatians 3:10); and yes, Jesus was sent to the lost sheep of Israel to proselytize them in the New Covenant Gospel (Matthew 15:24), the Gospel ordained before Time began and fulfill Yahweh’s promise to Abraham concerning “a blessing to every family of the Earth” (2 Timothy 1:8-10; Genesis 12:3b); unfortunately, the overwhelming majority of Israel rejected their Messiah; Israel rejected the Gospel message of the New Covenant; Israel murdered their Messiah upon a tree and exclaimed that Messiah’s blood be upon them and their children (Matthew 27:25); therefore, the Gospel that was ordained for Israel to bless the World via the Great Commission (Matthew 28) was taken from Israel and given to the Gentiles until the fullness of the Gentiles have entered the Kingdom (Romans 11:25); consequently, Israel was hardened, blinded, placed under judgment (Romans 9); therefore, only a “remnant” of Israel’s children will escape the “second death” in Hell (Isaiah 10:22; Romans 9:27); that remnant primarily relevant to those Jews and Israelite’s who are sanctified and redeemed during the Tribulation era and enter the Millennial Kingdom with Yeshua (Revelation; Zechariah 12:10).

Yahweh has honored the “free will” choice of Israel to die in Hell due their unbelief (Romans 10) as Israel is obsessed with law-keeping in self-righteousness with a false aura of superiority and pride (Romans 2:11; Galatians 3:28). If Elohim has not spared the “Apple of His eye” (Zechariah 2:8) but relegated them to eternal judgement for rejecting Messiah Yeshua, fear and trembling should engulf every human being living in rejection of the Father’s will; that is, belief in the Son sent into the World to provide blood atonement for our sin (John 3; John 6:29).