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Have you seen Duke on the Khazar theory?
However, even if they are indeed NOT the original Hebrews, what makes them irredeemable by the blood of Christ?
Because they are called "of their father the devil"?
Where in the scriptures does is it say they cannot be saved?
They are of their father the devil because they reject Christ and are evil doers. But many of the very people that killed Christ were saved.
All sin shall be forgiven men except the 'sin against the holy ghost.' That is apostasy from the gospel, that is, having embraced the gospel and then repudiated it, forsook it.
It only applies to professing Christians, it has nothing to do with jews.
satan and his followers were vanquished rom the Kingdom of Heaven. No where does it say that the final triumphant defeat of satan and his minions that satan or any of his minion will be saved.
But sinners will be, and are, saved. All people outside of Christ are 'followers' of Satan.
"Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience."
I'm of the 'reformed' camp, I read the puritan theologians. Maybe you and I are from too varying camps, maybe our theology is different.
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