Will say it all day long, your feelings don't matter. Facts matter. Palestine was NEVER a country. Those are the "historical/political/economic/ social" facts.
Yes, Ben Shapiro.
Will say it all day long, your feelings don't matter. Facts matter. Palestine was NEVER a country. Those are the "historical/political/economic/ social" facts.
Yes, Ben Shapiro.
HisH your bully tactics aside, facts matter. Are you a millennial? You're acting like one. Feelings don't replace facts. The facts say you're wrong. Name calling like a second grader doesn't change anything.
I thought is was funny, at least I did not tell you to go suck pigeon farts.![]()
Yes, I wonder which definition of "country" we should abide by?
God is able to reveal His Truth to those who seek to know it.
I will go with the words of Christ Jesus to His followers.
Pretty sure my comment was "I would rather", not " you go and". I know you think it's funny, you consider yourself expert level on any subject anyone brings up.
The same that is used for every other country in the world. Seems fair.
It's there in black and white, all they have to do is read it.
While that sounds like you're more pious than everyone else the fact is God has something to say about it and Jesus obeys the will of His father. I believe God keeps His promise, because if He doesn't I have no hope of salvation, nor do you.
Experience has informed me that this discussion is a waste of time, I am thankful that many are seeing the light of the present world we live in, and they will grow in number, because I believe God is able to reveal His Truth to those who seek to know it.
Support for Israel, dispensationalism declines among younger Evangelicals: study
https://www.christianpost.com/news/support-for-israel-declines-among-younger-evangelicals.html
Thank you for searching that out.
I am so very thankful for each person who leaves Darbyism.
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I have also noticed "Palestine was never a nation' gets repeated ad nauseam.![]()
Support for Israel, dispensationalism declines among younger Evangelicals: study
https://www.christianpost.com/news/support-for-israel-declines-among-younger-evangelicals.html
Interesting article, I take it you agreed with the authors conclusions about how they are leaving for they are being brainwashed?
No, I don't agree with that conclusion. If I remember correctly that was the conclusion of one quoted person, and not the author.
For there to be a biblical Israel there must be biblical Jews.Modern Israel was foretold by the prophets. Spurgeon thought that Jews needed a homeland. Sir Isaac Newton, predicted the start of Zionism, even the time it would happen. He was out by about a year.
You need to get it into your head that God still deals with the nation of Israel. There is no separate salvation for Jews and Christians, but that is irrelevant. Jesus will return to stand on the mount of Olives, not mount Rushmore. Sorry about that, America.
The Jews did not steal the land. It was their homeland for 3000 yrs and then when they came back they still paid exorbitant prices for the worst of the land. Arabs were given a chance to have the majority of the land, and the better half and they refused it. Even Google backs me up. Historic facts.
Jews paid for land in Israel, with much of the land purchased through organizations like the Jewish National Fund and private individuals. This land was legally acquired through transactions that followed the real estate laws of the time, often from absentee Arab landowners and occasionally from the state. The land was frequently undeveloped and purchased at high prices, sometimes with compensation or resettlement offers for tenants and squatters.
Legal transactions: These were real estate transactions conducted according to Ottoman and later British Mandate laws.
Land characteristics: The land was often uncultivated, rocky, or swampy, but Jewish organizations paid high prices for it.
Impact on tenants: When land was purchased that had tenants, Jewish organizations often paid them above what was required by law for new owners, and some were resettled.
Richard Land, executive editor of The Christian Post and president emeritus of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina, attributed the decline of young Evangelical support for Israel in part to the influence of cultural Marxism in U.S. colleges and universities.
"First of all, it's true, unfortunately," Land said of the shift. "I see it all the time. I think there are several reasons. One is that the younger Evangelicals have been to university in the last 20 years, and the universities have, to a significant degree, been subverted by Arab oil money."
"Some forms of cultural Marxism see Jews, in particular, as a white oppressor class, so it breeds antisemitism," he said. "You look at what's been going on recently, and that can't be that widespread without ideas. Ideas have consequences. And for the last 20 or more years, the younger generation of Americans have been poisoned by this brainwashing philosophy."
"And then, as they've been influenced by cultural Marxism and by seeing Israelis as oppressors, some of them have become amillennial. Of course, if you're amillennial, then you don't believe God has anything to do with Israel," he added.
Well that describes my view perfectly. Now we know why supressionism has raised it's ugly head again. Like the man said, when Antisemitism rises, so does supressionism, a heresy that stopped spreading after the Holocaust but is rushing back again.
I agree with your above post that Muslims have a distorted understanding of Jesus.
Regarding your histerical "facts" I think we should take into account that modern Israel is in a constant state of war.
I could waste time pointing out that when compared to what actually happened on the ground what you have there is a list of quarter truths and lies, but what would be the point?
I think by now I understand to some extent where you are coming from.
You are committed to "blessing" modern Israel.
The Genesis 12 blessings will arrive in the mail when they arrive.
"Israel" is at war and does not need people to go digging for inconvenient truth, but to support it.
I have told you in many different ways that you have mistaken the identity of the "seed" of Abraham (Galatians 3:16).
None the less you chose to stand where you are, so I consider that you and I may just be part of some sort of "great experiment".
I support Palestine all the way.
I even consider the possibility that some of the "Arabs" may be part of Paul's remnant in Romans 11.
So the final answer to all of it must lie with God.
I do not think God is cursing my life.
The more vocal I become about Christ's kingdom the more He seems to bless me.
I have been poor in spirit, mourned very much, been made meek, hungered and thirsted for righteousness and been chucked out of a congregation for the things I say. Mathew 5.
Anyway now that I have been making an effort not to infuriate you and have upgraded your name to "Rosemary", are you in a mood to answer my question about Paul's olive tree?
I think it is the kingdom of Christ, with Abraham and all the faithful children of Jacob at the base.
The faithful Gentiles are grafted in and their faithful children also become like natural branches, and more of Paul's kinsmen are to follow.
Collectively the whole thing is called "All Israel".
Galatians 6:15 For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision availeth any thing, nor uncircumcision, but a new creature.
16 And as many as walk according to this rule, peace be on them, and mercy, and upon the Israel of God.
So Hitler killed 6 million Jews for no reason. Your reason and logic are about is good as your knowledge of the Bible when it comes to the Jews. Sadly lacking, in other words.For there to be a biblical Israel there must be biblical Jews.
Since there are no biblical Jews there is no biblical Israel.
So get that into your head.
Regarding your histerical "facts" I think we should take into account that modern Israel is in a constant state of war.