I appreciate your videos on the Biblical framework for history. There is one thing that you said in your video about "chaff" that is not accurate. You said that chaff is tares (from the parable of the wheat and tares). A Tare is a vetch, also known as "Darnel", which resembles wheat when young. Chaff is the husk covering the kernel of wheat, separated by winnowing or threshing. I appreciated your observation, in this video, about the concerning the condition God places on the forever promises He makes, for example: Jeremiah 18:7-11 (JB) On occasion, I decree for some nation for some kingdom, that I will tear up, knock down, destroy; but if this nation, against which I have pronounced sentence, abandons its wickedness, I then change my mind about the evil which I had intended to inflict on it. On another occasion, I decree for some nation, for some kingdom, that I will build up and plant; but if that nation does what displeases me, refusing to listen to my voice, I then change my mind about the good which I had intended to confer on it. The Son of God withdrew the promise to the children of Israel to be their kingdom, at the end of His testimony when he was here on earth (Matthew 21:43) and offered it to any, and all who would meet the requirements to enter. Keep up the nice work.
Yes, natural Israel. To the Jew first (they fail) and also to the gentile (a common comment of the Apostles). Which the gentile (which is now true Israel) will full-fill the seeking of Gods face and the purification of the Church!
