Is God unfair to Israel for blinding them nationally?
No. God is not unfair to Israel, because every Jew still has the same personal opportunity for salvation as Gentiles, though not on a national basis. During this age God is calling out Gentiles as a people for His name, forming the Church, the Body of Christ, from individual believers worldwide.
Les explains that no one should think God is being unfair, because a Jew still has every opportunity for salvation that Gentiles do, but it is on a personal basis, not on the national level. God is now calling out Gentiles as a people for His name, which Paul's epistles refer to as the church which is His body, the Body of Christ. Les uses the analogy of a fetus in the womb: the mother's body puts different kinds of cells in exactly the right place, and by the end of nine months the fetus is complete. The body rarely makes a mistake, and the cell-making process stops at just exactly the right time; then comes delivery. The church is the same way: God has been adding individual believers from all around the world—Chinese, Japanese, Russians, Germans, French, British, Americans, Canadians, and others.
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Is God being unfair to the Jews now that Israel is blinded nationally?
God is not being unfair to Israel, because even though they are blinded nationally, an individual Jew still has every opportunity for salvation just as Gentiles do — it is on a personal basis, not a national one.
Is God being unfair to the Jews by blinding them nationally?
God is not being unfair in blinding Israel nationally, because a Jew still has every opportunity for salvation that Gentiles do — but on a personal basis, not on a national basis.