Chrishaune
Veteran
Look up your own denomination's history and where that belief came from breh. You're literally repeating stuff Southern Whites made up in the 1800s and 1900s based on barely literate preachers misunderstanding things they heard, guys who couldn't even read the Hebrew or Greek and who didn't know any of the theology of their own faith. Your claims weren't even part of Christian theology until recently. Why do you think Southern White people can just make up anything based on "their reading of the Bible" and you gonna soak it up?
The entire New Testament makes clear that the category of "God's people" had now been opened up to the entire world, not just Israel, and that the Gentiles are just as much God's people now as everyone else. That's emphasized over and over in Scripture and it's what the entire Church believed for over 1800 years after Jesus. The other branch got grafted on, the other child was adopted, and are fully God's children as much as anyone else.
But let's play devil's advocate for a moment and pretend that God still has a special need to be more concerned for Israel than for anyone else. Well, how did that go for Israel in the Old Testament? Why were they defeated by the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the Greeks, the Romans? Why was the temple smashed to the ground, why was the city allowed to rot and the land go fallow for hundreds of years after Babylonian conquest and thousands of years after the Romans burned it all down? If God destroyed Israel on multiple occasions for lack of obedience when they were actually a religious centered around their faith, why do you think he's going to give them some special protection today when they don't even follow any of the Old Testament laws, don't even sacrifice in the Temple, don't even appoint Levites and priests, and really don't care about following God's word at all?
You came to a whole lot of wrong conclusions without asking 1 question. You can believe what you want (I really don't care). The Word of God tells it exactly how it's going to happen.
That's all that matters. In the end we're all going to say God told us what would happen and it happened like He said. That's all there is. This doesn't have anything to do with a denomination.