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The Biblical Truth of God’s Unconditional Covenant with Israel

Related Posts:    One    Two   Three Scripture presents God’s covenant with Israel as an unbreakable divine promise, rooted in His complete grace rather than human merit. This unconditional framework, spanning the Abrahamic, Davidic, and New Covenants, underscores God’s faithfulness to ethnic Israel despite its periods of rebellion and unbelief.  These covenants guarantee Israel’s national […]

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Charlie Kirk and Justification for Support of the Present State of Israel

Already, shortly after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a theory pushed by a faction of the MAGA coalition is that Israel was perhaps in on it.  His memorial service is this Sunday, and this idea has taken steam, threatening to undermine the most important and vital work that Kirk did.  The investigation of both Jeffrey […]

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The Total Lie of a Zionist Conspiracy Proceeding from Scofield’s Reference Bible

Part One    Part Two     Part Three The Biblical and Long History of Premillennialism Premillennialism, the belief that Jesus Christ will return physically to Earth before establishing a literal 1,000-year millennial kingdom (as described in Revelation 20), has deep roots in early Christian interpretation and teaching. It is not a modern invention tied to […]

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Psalm 53 and the Future of Israel

Israel in Psalm 53 This week I was listening to audio of the Psalms, during which time I heard Psalm 53, that says in verses 5-6: 5 There were they in great fear, where no fear was: for God hath scattered the bones of him that encampeth against thee: thou hast put them to shame, […]

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My Analysis of the Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz Showdown

Carlson Cruz Interview As many of you know, because it went viral, Tucker Carlson invited Ted Cruz on his show to discuss Israel and Iran.  Carlson went to Cruz’s office apparently to do the interview.  I did not watch the one to two hour conversation, but I saw ten to fifteen minutes of it and […]

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The United States and the War in Ukraine (Part Two)

Part One As an issue, the war between Ukraine and Russia is a very complex, complicated situation.  I hear both left and right criticizing the Trump administration on its handling of the war.  When you listen carefully, you hear something about support for Ukraine.  What in fact is support for Ukraine? Support for Ukraine? People […]

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The Tension in Scripture Between God’s Covenant with and Chastisement of Israel

Part One     Part Two Theological Tension Theological tension refers to the concept in Christian theology where seemingly contradictory truths coexist and must be held in balance without reducing their complexity.  Tension acknowledges that the Bible presents multifaceted truths that, although appearing to conflict, are, in fact, complementary.  Sometimes men use other terms, such as […]

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Eschatology Is Affecting the Foreign Policy of the United States

Part One Premillennialism and Foreign Policy A large percentage, I would say 35% of the population, of Americans is premillennial.  Almost 100 percent of those were Trump voters in the 2024 election.  Premillennialism takes literally the Old and New Testament promises to Israel.  Amillennialism and postmillennialism are growing in the United States, but it is […]

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My Personal Observations of Israel as a Story

Airport Tel Aviv I’ve been to Israel in person.  My wife and I landed at the Tel Aviv Airport, the second largest city in Israel, even though you wouldn’t know Jerusalem was largest.  Tel Aviv has skyscrapers and to an American it looks like a major city.  Jerusalem doesn’t.  It looks like nothing you’ve ever […]

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The Dovetailing of Biblical Eschatology and United States Foreign Policy

Religious Influence on Government Virginia Baptists under the leadership of John Leland influenced James Madison and his writing of the Bill of Rights.  They wouldn’t vote for ratification of the Constitution in Virginia without freedom of religion in a first amendment.  This was a quid pro quo situation for the Baptists and Madison.  After the […]

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