Questions about Deuteronomy 30:1-10
- According to Moses was it God's original
plan to banish the children of Israel throughout the whole world?
Yes.
- Yes. Notice that Moses didn't say "if" but "when".
The plan is already set.
- No.
- Was the captivity of the people of
Israel by the Babylonians in approximately 600 BC the fulfillment of Moses'
prophecy?
- Yes.
- No, Moses said that they would be scatter throughout the entire
world, as was done by the Romans in 70 AD.
No.
- Yes, the Babylonian captivity was a miniature fulfillment, but not
the total fulfillment. Many time things like this are repeated.
- Which banishment fulfilled Moses'
prophesied banishment?
- The captivity and banishment by the Assyrians in approximately 720
BC.
- The captivity and banishment by the Babylonians in approximately 600
BC.
- The captivity and banishment by the Romans in approximately 70 AD.
All
of the above.
- They are all a fulfillment, but they must all be taken together.
The banishment that most fulfills the prophecy was the one done by the
Romans.
- Since it was God's plan from the
beginning to banish Israel throughout the whole world and then to restore
them to the land of Israel, is it then accurate to think that the promises
given to Israel were permanently given to the Church?
- Yes.
- No, it is wrong to think that Israel will not be restored to the
Land.
No.
- Yes, this is a commonly held error. Many people teach that because
Israel rejected Jesus that the blessings then went to the Church and
that Israel is no more in God's sight. This is wrong. All of what Israel
did was prophesied and so is her restoration