I dont know about the church disappearing. I dont really get that from Romans 11:25. It doesnt say anything about church disappearing. Just the fulness of the gentiles coming in.
Thats just some peoples interpretation but it doesnt actually say 'the church is going to disappear'. As for fullness of gentiles coming in, wouldnt that mean there will be more christians coming INTO Israel. Previous verses talk about grafting, if you know anything grafting its uniting two different kinds of trees into one tree. You cut into a stem and put another cutting of a different kind into that stem, bind it, and it grows from there. Nothings 'disappearing'.
The wild olive is grafted into the good olive. And then The good (natural) olive branches that were broken off are grafted back in.
I can appreciate your position. You are welcome to disagree with me as I am no prophet or authority. All I said was my thinking based on ALL the Scriptures.
One of the most important things to grasp in Bible study is that the Church has NOT replaced Israel.
As for "grafting", In Rom. 11:16-27, Paul used the Olive Tree to represent Jews and the Wild Olive Tree to represent Christians.
The root of the Olive Tree represents the beginning of the Olive Tree (Abraham, Isaac and Jacob). As the Olive Tree (Israel) grew, it put on branches (some lived; some died). Living branches represent later generations of believing (spiritually alive) Jews (such as King David, Isaiah, Daniel, Mary, Peter, James, John, etc.) that grew out of the root. Dead branches represent later generations of unbelieving (spiritually dead) Jews (such as Ahab, Caiaphas, some members of the Sanhedrin, etc.).
The Scriptures say to me that Israel who is the focus of the 7 year tribulation has today a hardened heart and is in complete disobedience. It seems to me that something has to happen to wake them up and that is what Romans 11:25 suggests to ME...…"A fullness of the times of the Gentiles".
Verse #25 then says that God doesn’t want ignorance in the Church that will cause members to fall into a trap of their own making. The blindness of Israel is temporary. It will end when the times of the Gentiles end which then must be that special event, what ever it is called that will allow Israel's eyes to be opened.
Remember that the 144,000 in the Revelation during the 7 year Tribulatiuon are ALL CONVERTED JEWISH MEN.
Also, the TWO witnesses who preach for 3 and 1/2 years will also probably be converted Jewish rabbis.
That right there should be telling us something.
It was to Israel that Jesus came to offer Himself as Messiah. Instead of accepting Him as their Messiah and King, they killed Him.
It was then that God turned to the GENTILES and offered Christ as the Saviour which ultimately lead to the Gentile church.
When or IF the Church is removed, it is then that God will turn His attention to Israel for the last 7 years just as He promised.
Consider Zecharuah 12:10...……..
“And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and pleas for mercy, so that, when they look on me, on him whom they have pierced, they shall mourn for him, as one mourns for an only child, and weep bitterly over him, as one weeps over a firstborn.”
Now add to that Isaiah 66:8...........
“Who has heard such a thing? Who has seen such things? Shall a land be born in one day? Shall a nation be brought forth in one moment? For as soon as Zion was in labor she brought forth her children.”
Now for context lets read Matthew 23:39 where Jesus speaks to the hardened hearted nation of Israel..........
“I tell you, you will not see me again until you say, ‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.'”
As I said already, I don't want to speculate about details we are not given. I am not sure about the precise "when and how" of Israel's conversion. But that it is coming and that it will be given by Jesus Christ, the deliverer who banishes ungodliness and forgives sins is a sure thing.