Occultfartmachine
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I'm talking to someone very special aren't I?
We are all special.I'm talking to someone very special aren't I?
The ones who get out of the mindless herd are more special than those who don't..We are all special. And that's a truth.
Er...dunno if you noticed but the Jews killed his son, so if they think he'll cut them some slack on judgement day, they've got another think coming; they're going up the spout along with all other Jesus-rejecters..if you are a Christian you should know that they are God’s chosen people and know that God gave them the land forever.
That's because they forget what Jesus said- "You have one teacher, me" (Matt 23:10)I'd have to Google that. I don't get involved with the Christianity thing, they can't seem to agree on anything (on this forum anyway). More circular debates than I care for.
Nobody knows what Jesus said, end of.That's because they forget what Jesus said- "You have one teacher, me" (Matt 23:10)
so they like to put their own interpretations on things to pretend they know more than the rest of us poor slobs, it's a vanity thing..
That's why Paul had to remind them-
"I'm worried lest you be led astray from the simplicity of Christ" (2 Cor 11:3)
Bold claims @Awoken2 ;-)Nobody knows what Jesus said, end of.
There are many books saying many different things, you are just quoting me from the book you enjoyed the most. They can't all be true because one book contradicts the other but all books claim to be true.
In instances such as this I'll pay no heed to any of them.....but you crack on mate, telling everybody how your book is THE book.....that's cool.
I'm not a big James Bishop fan to be honest Red, what else has he done? Is he a legit geezer first and foremost?
Well this is open to interpretation straight away.... does this mean the Christ thing is just for simpletons? You just don't know do you really?I'm worried lest you be led astray from the simplicity of Christ" (2 Cor 11:3)
As for James Bishop himself, I couldn’t possibly comment as I don’t know him.I'm not a big James Bishop fan to be honest Red, what else has he done? Is he a legit geezer first and foremost?
While you discuss false teachings and opinions. The warnings of God are going happen just as He said it would....But you are blind to it and it will catch you unawares. I'm not being hostile, just warning you.This is utterly depressing but people have come to find that if Christians are allowed to talk directly and see the suffering of the Palestinians, they tend to change their minds.
“Christian Zionism is so prevalent in the US that any work by Christians on Palestinian rights has to confront it,” he said. Brenneman believes that education is the best strategy to reach Christian Zionists.
“Christian Zionism is an extremist ideology, but it’s also incredibly broadly held and is part of a larger Christian package of belief,” he said. “Most people who hold it don’t realize they’re holding really hateful beliefs; it’s very much based on ignorance and insularity.” Brenneman adds that such beliefs are rarely challenged, particularly because the mainstream media plays into them by emphasizing, among other tropes, the idea that Israel is always in grave danger from the Palestinians or surrounding Arab states. The result: When Christian Zionists learn of Israel’s brutal treatment of the Palestinians, their belief system is vulnerable to disruption.
Brenneman says the best route to education is for Christian Zionists to tour Palestine-Israel and hear from Palestinian Christians and Jews who challenge the dominant narrative. Groups such as Telos and Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) run tours that aim to trouble this narrative through meetings with a variety of Israelis and Palestinians; in both cases, groups meet with people ranging from Jewish settlers to business leaders to Palestinian activists.
Executive Director of CMEP Mae Elise Cannon also believes that education is the key to changing mindsets and that Christians are generally open to such change. While CMEP does not necessarily oppose Christian Zionist beliefs—the group is composed of nearly 30 church-based organizations with diverse theological framings, including evangelicalism—it works to counter the beliefs’ negative repercussions through the tours as well as speaking engagements in US churches and government advocacy.
“The vast majority of people in the American church want to honor God and are pursuing the goodness of the world,” Cannon told me. “They are open to their mind being changed, but their underlying concern is they think if they shift their political perspective, they won’t be faithful to theology.” Cannon says using the example of Israeli settlements is productive in this regard. “It’s straightforward to show people that they are not following the basic Christian tenet of ‘love thy neighbor’ if they are supporting those who build a settlement on Palestinian farmland that’s been in that family for decades or a century,” she said. “The current realities speak for themselves. We show them that they can honor God while advocating for Palestinian rights, too.”
Friends of Sabeel North America (FOSNA), a Christian organization seeking justice and peace in Palestine through advocacy and education, focuses on ensuring that Palestinian narratives are heard by American churches. Tarek Abuata, FOSNA’s executive director, stresses that Christian Zionist beliefs aren’t solely held by those who identify explicitly with Christian Zionism but are found throughout mainstream American churches.
Meet the Group Trying to Change Evangelical Minds About Israel
Telos keeps a low profile, but its ambitions are biblical in proportion.www.politico.com
https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/143924/philos-projects-christian-birthright-accused-of-snubbing-prophetic-return-of-jews-to-judea-samaria/
"Both Jewish and Christian critics of a popular program that brings Christian college students to Israel accuse the program of presenting their participants with an unbalanced view of the region, focusing on the Palestinian narrative at the expense of the prophetic return of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel. "
^^I couldn't believe it when i read it.
There's been an update though (2nd Convenant) : Christ happened. God chosen people is now the whole Church, where racial/ethnic considerations are irrelevant.
Galatians 3:28
"There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus."
Romans 2:29
"No, a person is a Jew who is one inwardly; and circumcision is circumcision of the heart, by the Spirit, not by the written code. Such a person’s praise is not from other people, but from God."
That being said, (religious) Jews are more than welcome in the body of Christ once they accept Christ as their Lord and Savior (they will be The 144,000, eventually turning to Christ during the Apocalypse).
The only Jerusalem we should look up to is the Heavenly Jerusalem that Christ will lend to His people - everything else is pure fleshly deception. (Political & racial) Zionism is satanic.
JC and his mates went on the road gigging all over Israel for 3 long years, that's a lot of eyewitnesses..Nobody knows what Jesus said, end of.
There are many books saying many different things..
You‘re clueless...Er...dunno if you noticed but the Jews killed his son, so if they think he'll cut them some slack on judgement day, they've got another think coming; they're going up the spout along with all other Jesus-rejecters..
"How much more severely do you think a man deserves to be punished who has trampled the Son of God under foot....it is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of the living God" (Hebrews 10:29-31)
Well he appears to be making some pretty bold claims himself.As for James Bishop himself, I couldn’t possibly comment as I don’t know him.
Think outside the box Your Majesty..You‘re clueless...
Romans 11:1
I say then, God has not rejected His people, has He? May it never be! For I too am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin.
Still clueless...Read all of Romans 11. Also, you’re not nearly as cool as you think you areThink outside the box Your Majesty..
Sure, God hasn't rejected the Jews or anybody else unless they've rejected him, so if the Jews admit their mistake and become Christians, there ain't no way hozay that they're gonna be allowed through the pearlies.
Logic it out, that great gated community in the sky is a CHRISTIANS ONLY zone, so if Jesus-rejecters have the gall to turn up there Pete the bouncer will tell 'em straight-
"On yer bikes!"