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The meaning of Luke 13:6-9

Discussion in 'Other Christian Denominations' started by dan p, Jul 2, 2010.

  1. dan p

    dan p New Member

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    Hi to all , Luke 13:6-9 is first told in Isa 5:1-7 .

    In Luke 13 verse 6 , Jesus tells a parable , A certain man ( speaking of the FATHER ) had a FIG Tree ( speaking of Israel ) planted in His vineyard , and He came and sought fruit thereon , and found none .

    v 7 , Then said the FATHER onto the DRESSER/JESUS , Behold , these 3 years ( so far the length of Jesus earthly ministry ) I come seeking fruit on this FIG Tree ( it is Israel , finding no fruit of Repentance by the preaching of John the Baptist ) why are you ( Jesus letting it just taking up SPACE )

    In verse 8 , Jesus nanswers the FATHER , let it alone this year also , till I dig around and FERTILIZE the Tree .

    Then in verse 9 , Jesus says , and if it bear fruit good , and if NOT , then after that thou shalt cut it down , cut down by the FATHER .

    There are many conclusions that can be drawn from Luke 13:6-9 .

    This is that Israel will be set aside and in Acts 28:28 judgment comes , when Rome comes and sacks Israel and their Temple .

    Israel has been set aside for over 2000 years and will be set aside until the FULNESS of the Gentiles be come in , Rom 11:25 .
     
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