No, I have not
But please I would like to know in summary if you may expand on the subject
hmm, interesting. Just wondering, but have you read any of the prophets? I ask because some of the things you say remind me of what the prophecy says regarding the end. You might find it interesting. I know that may seem counterproductive right now because it would seem that you are cleaning yourself of false teaching, but when this is done, the prophets might be of interest to you.
Basically, the book of Joel is about the nations being gathered for judgment in Israel, which is essentially what we are seeing happen. However, the result might surprise everyone because if we believe scripture, we are basically waiting to see who the Bible describes as Israel in the end, because Israel will be a place where there is justice. Israel has never been a place of "justice" even before it was occupied by the Zionists who came from the north. The prophecy says descruction on the land will come from the north, so many people may end up being disappointed when they are not counted as part of Israel because they neglected to realize this. I think many people will be disappointed that they are defining Israel according to vanity rather than justice as it is described in scripture.
So, Israel, as far as the fulfillment of prophecy is concerned, is something of a mystery at the moment. However, one thing is clear in that it will be a place of justice like it hasn't been since the occupation started or ever was before this. Joel says the nations will be judged because, "They cast lots for my people
and traded boys for prostitutes;
they sold girls for wine to drink." (Joel 3:3).
There is not a country on earth, especially present day Israel, that is getting justice for boys sold as prostitutes or girls sold for wine. This will be a completely new place where the good guys will win and inherit the land unlike any country that has ever been.
However, in the meantime, the only thing Israel is preparing for, is judgment according to prophecy. This is a collective place where the nations will be judged.
I would also recommend reading Isaiah at some point along your spiritual journey. You might be surprised how much your passion aligns with some of the prophets.
