How do you respond to the view of some that Millennial Kingdom worldwide Torah practices, such as the remembrance of the seventh-day Sabbath or Feast of Tabernacles—should not be breaking into the present time?<br />
Are non-Jewish Believers who are anticipating these things by keeping them, holding to an “overly-realized eschatology”?

How do you respond to the view of some that Millennial Kingdom worldwide Torah practices, such as the remembrance of the seventh-day Sabbath or Feast of Tabernacles—should not be breaking into the present time? Are non-Jewish Believers who are anticipating these things by keeping them, holding to an “overly-realized eschatology”?

How do you respond to the view of some that Millennial Kingdom worldwide Torah practices, such as the remembrance of the seventh-day Sabbath or Feast of Tabernacles—should not be breaking into the present time?<br>
Are non-Jewish Believers who are anticipating these things by keeping them, holding to an “overly-realized eschatology”?

Overly-Realized Eschatology – FAQ

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