I asked AI to interpret Romans 9:4. This is what it wrote.

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Hero · Answer

Romans 9:4 states that the Israelites are the people to whom belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship, and the promises. This verse is referring to the special relationship that God had with the Israelites, who were chosen by God to be His people. The adoption refers to the fact that God chose Israel to be His special people, the glory refers to how God presented Himself to His people, proving His faithfulness to them, the covenants refer to the unconditional promises that God made to Israel, the giving of the law refers to the Ten Commandments and other laws that God gave to Israel, the worship refers to the way that Israel worshiped God, and the promises refer to the many promises that God made to Israel

Hero · Answer

Funny, it didn't say not a word about Christians.

jhonyy9 · Answer

...just a think ,we can talk about Christians just after Jesus was crucified ...

jhonyy9 · Answer

@hero wrote:

Funny, it didn't say not a word about Christians.

what is discussed above is the Old Covenant

Hero · Answer

@jhonyy9 wrote:

@hero wrote:

Funny, it didn't say not a word about Christians.

what is discussed above is the Old Covenant

Hebrews 8:8

Hero · Answer

@jhonyy9 wrote:

@hero wrote:

Funny, it didn't say not a word about Christians.

what is discussed above is the Old Covenant

If it's just old covenant then why is it being talked about in the New Testament?

Timmyspu · Answer

The simple awnser is because people make mistakes and I hate to break it to you but evryone does. The only people that do not are God Jesus and the holy spirit. I mean a lot that is mentioned in the new testiment is from the old testiment. A lot of stuff in the new testiment was things that God and Jesuse told Jesus's followers.

So I may have to site with @jhonyy9 on this subject.

Timmyspu · Answer

I mean if you really think about it Hero the Bible is just translated to diffrent religions because I know you read a diffrent one than what Christans read and thats ok, because evryone has a diffrent prespective at looking at things.

Hero · Answer

@timmyspu wrote:

The simple awnser is because people make mistakes and I hate to break it to you but evryone does. The only people that do not are God Jesus and the holy spirit. I mean a lot that is mentioned in the new testiment is from the old testiment. A lot of stuff in the new testiment was things that God and Jesuse told Jesus's followers. So I may have to site with @jhonyy9 on this subject.

In terms of what I posted, what exactly is it that you're disagreeing with?

Renne · Answer

Understood.

Hero · Answer

@renne wrote:

Understood.

Yes it speaks for itself.

Hero · Answer

@jhonyy9 wrote:

@hero wrote:

Funny, it didn't say not a word about Christians.

what is discussed above is the Old Covenant

Is Luke 1:68 old Covenant also?

cjmick26 · Answer

WOW!!!

Hero · Answer

@jhonyy9 wrote:

...just a think ,we can talk about Christians just after Jesus was crucified ...

Romans was written after Christ's death. Nice try though.