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Who is God's remnant today?

God's remnant today consists of a faithful minority—both Jewish believers in Jesus (Messianic Jews) and Gentile Christians—who trust in Jesus Christ, are saved by grace, and remain obedient to God's Word despite cultural pressure or apostasy. They are defined not by denomination, but by their faith and refusal to compromise with sin. Medium +6
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What is the true remnant of God?

Simply put, a Remnant is this: a person or persons who fulfill the Lord's Purpose for the Whole when the Whole either cannot or will not fulfill it. As an example, look at Noah. During a time when violence and sin filled the whole earth, here is one man who alone is righteous and pleasing to God.
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What does the Bible say about God's remnant?

Isaiah reminded the people of God's remnant in the Old Testament - “Unless the Lord of hosts had left to us a very small remnant, we would have become like Sodom, we would have been made like Gomorrah” (Isaiah 1:9).
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Does God favor Israel or Palestine?

The question of whether God supports Israel or Palestine is complex, with different religious interpretations pointing to divine favor for both sides or emphasizing universal principles like peace, justice, and love for all people, viewing the conflict through spiritual rather than purely political lenses. Many Christians interpret biblical promises to Abraham and Israel as divine support for the modern state of Israel, especially evangelical groups who believe it fulfills prophecy, while others emphasize Jesus's teachings about a spiritual kingdom not of this world, calling for compassion and justice for all, including Palestinians, and focusing on reconciliation over political alignment. 
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What are some examples of a remnant in the Bible?

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The concept of the remnant is taken up by several other prophets, including Amos, Micah, Jeremiah and Zephaniah. In Jeremiah 39–40, the "poor people, who had nothing", who remained in Judah when the rest of its population were deported to Babylon, are referred to as a "remnant".
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Who is a remnant according to the Bible?

When you hear the term “remnant” as it's used in the Bible, it refers to a group of people who remain loyal to God after a time of hardship. There is special meaning to the remnant of believers that will exist in the last days, when earth is at its worst, right before Christ's Second Coming.
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How many remnants are in the Bible?

The biblical writers mention at least seven different remnants: 1) Survivors of any catastrophe (e.g., Lot survived Sodom). 2) A group of non-Israelite survivors (e.g., "the remnant of Edom," Amos 9:12). 3) Israelite survivors of the Assyrian invasion in 721-718 BC .
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What is Palestine called in the Bible?

Instead, biblical references to the region were under names like Philistia, Canaan, and the Land of Israel. The term "Palestine" was later imposed by the Roman Empire after the Bar Kokhba Revolt in 135 CE to humiliate the Jewish people by naming the land after their enemies, the Philistines.
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Who promised Palestine to Israel?

The Balfour Declaration was a public statement issued by the British Government in 1917 during the First World War announcing its support for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine, then an Ottoman region with a small minority Jewish population.
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What does the Bible say about war in Israel in the last days?

“At the very moment of the Second Coming of our Lord, 'all nations' shall be gathered 'against Jerusalem to battle' (Zech. 11; 12; 13; 14), and the battle of Armageddon (obviously covering the entire area from Jerusalem to Megiddo, and perhaps more) will be in progress.
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Is the church the remnant of Israel?

Luke 13:28, 29). From Christ's position we learn that His church is not separated in God's covenants from the Israel of God because it is the true remnant of Israel, the Messianic Israel, the heir of God. Christ's church is eternally separated only from a Christ-rejecting, natural Israel.
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Who are the 7000 remnants in the Bible?

In the Old Testament, during the time of Elijah, God preserved a remnant of 7,000 men who had not bowed to Baal. This historical event is used to illustrate that God has always worked with a small, elect remnant within Israel.
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Who is the remnant of Israel in the Bible?

In prophetic passages this remnant refers to those among the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob who, in a future day, will experience conversion and deliverance. It is this remnant which will fall heir to the covenant Blessings promised to Israel in the Old Testament.
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Will all Israel be saved or just a remnant?

Eventually all Israel–both Jewish remnant and hardened majority–will be saved (though see Paul's clarifying remarks in Romans 9:6, when he basically says, “Yes, yes…. You've got the math right. Just remember, it won't include every member of that hardened majority.”)
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What are some examples of remnants?

a fragment or scrap. a small, unsold or unused piece of cloth, lace, etc., as at the end of a bolt. a trace; vestige. remnants of former greatness.
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What does Paul mean by the remnant?

The phrase (at the present time there is a remnant chosen by grace), means the believers who remained faithful to the Lord despite all the circumstances and persecutions that they have suffered, and those who still trust God no matter how much Satan fights them, and those who haven't given up and haven't stopped their ...
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Why did Jews choose Palestine?

Under the leadership of Theodor Herzl, the organization considered areas in East Africa and Argentina as sites for the Jewish national home. However, it finally decided on Palestine, claiming it as a national home on the basis of ancient Jewish links with the holy land.
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What is Hamas fighting for?

Hamas is fighting for the establishment of an Islamic Palestinian state in place of Israel, rejecting Israel's existence and advocating armed resistance, with goals including liberation of Palestine, release of Palestinian prisoners, and defense of Muslim holy sites like Jerusalem. While its 2017 document softened language, Hamas remains committed to confronting Israel and governs Gaza, opposing peace deals and seeking to assert control against Israeli actions and potential rivals like the Palestinian Authority (PA). 
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Who owned the land first between Israel and Palestine?

Taking stock. By more than 1,000 years, “Israel” predates “Palestine.” The land then became home primarily to an Arab population, again for more than a millennium. Both Jews and Arabs thus have a legitimate claim to the land.
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Who is Gaza in the Bible?

Gaza first appears in Genesis 10:19 where it is demarcated as an outer border of Canaan. This is important – from the first book of the Bible, Gaza was considered geographically part of the Holy Land. This inclusion was later reinforced when Gaza was listed among Judah's promised territories (Joshua 15:20, 47).
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Who are Philistines today?

Today, the Philistine people do not have their own country. The area in which they used to inhabit is what is now Israel and the Palestinian Gaza Strip. It is also worth noting that the name Palestine comes from the Romans, who renamed the area "Palestinia" in order to humiliate the Jews.
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Was Jesus born in Palestine or Israel?

According to the New Testament, Jesus was born somewhere around 4-6 BCE during the reign of Herod the Great, in Bethlehem. Bethlehem's location was in an area then known by the Romans as Judea – the land of Judah, then occupied by the Jewish people (the Judeans).
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Are the 144,000 the remnant of Israel?

Others insist the numbers 12,000 and 144,000 are literal numbers and represent either descendants of Jacob (also called Israel in the Bible) or others to whom God has given a superior destiny with a distinct role at the time of the end of the world.
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What does Isaiah 43:2 really mean?

Isaiah 43:2 means God promises to be with His people through all life's inevitable hardships, symbolized as "deep waters" and "fire," ensuring they won't be overwhelmed, drowned, or consumed, but protected and strengthened to endure and overcome them. It's a message of divine presence and steadfast protection, not the absence of trials, offering hope that God's presence transforms suffering. 
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What is the future of the remnant?

The remnant shall be a dew, a source of blessing, but they shall also be a lion. And God is going to be with them in the future, and his judgment, and his justice is to be meted out upon those who have been disobedient to the word of God.
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