When does the remnant of Israel finally believe and how does it happen?
The remnant of Israel will finally believe when Christ returns and sets up His Kingdom. Those kept through the tribulation will see Him coming in the clouds of glory, and they will believe in a moment. The nation will be born spiritually in a day, and then the New Covenant becomes reality as God writes His law in their hearts.
Les explains that this is not going to be Israel's own choice. That company of Jews will not suddenly decide, on their own, to follow God. Rather, when Christ returns and sets up His Kingdom, the remnant of Jews He has kept through the tribulation period will see Him coming in the clouds of glory. They will believe in a moment. Les points to Isaiah 66, where the nation is born in a moment—that remnant Paul later deals with in Romans 9, 10, and 11—and all that nation of Israel is born in a day spiritually. Then the New Covenant becomes a reality, and God puts His Word and commandments in their heart. This contrasts with the old covenant made with their fathers, which they broke over and over again.
Will the whole nation of Israel be born again at Christ's return?
Yes. At Christ's return, all that nation of Israel will be born in a day spiritually. The remnant preserved through the tribulation will see Him coming in glory, believe in a moment, and then the New Covenant becomes reality. God will write His law in their hearts.
How quickly will the nation of Israel believe at the end?
At Christ's return, the preserved remnant of Israel will see Him coming in the clouds of glory and believe in a moment. The nation will be born spiritually in a day, not through gradual decision, and then the New Covenant becomes reality.
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Where does the Bible say Israel is born again in a day, and what happens then?
As Isaiah 66 indicates, the whole nation of Israel will be born in a day spiritually—the remnant Paul deals with in Romans 9-11—and then the New Covenant will become a reality and God will put His Word and commandments in their heart.