"It sounds like you believe that the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke & John only apply to the Jewish people, and they are the only ones that should be born again. Correct me if I'm wrong and you think otherwise."
Dear Donna,
Yes, that's the basic premise. I did notice that the passages you quoted from Paul do not contain any "Born Again" language and that an attempt to harmonize the two Gospels (Paul's Gospel & the Gospel of the Kingdom) is not entirely successful.
This short video explains why "Born Again" is not a Christian concept:
I think this idea of blending the two Gospels (as well as integrating Paganism) originated with the Catholic Church so many centuries ago and so many of the "Daughter Churches" are still carrying a lot of that Replacement Theology baggage. Paul was commissioned directly by Jesus, after the Jews rejected the Gospel of the Kingdom. This Gospel of the Kingdom will once again be implemented once the Tribulation commences.
With the Gospel of the Kingdom one can lose his/her salvation.
They have to live under communism.
Israel is the Bride.
The Jews are the earthly people.
With Paul's Gospel we can't lose our salvation.
If you don't work, you don't eat.
We reside in heavenly places.
The Body of Christ are the heavenly people,
Perhaps taking the place of the fallen angels.
Ambassadors...
Blessings,Mike