- Discussion: 30 Evangelical Pastors petition Bush to divide the Holy Land

Discussion: 30 Evangelical Pastors petition Bush to divide the Holy Land

Aug 19, '07 12:49 PM
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Ari & Jeremy Declare War on Pastor Joel Hunter of Northland Church
After 30 Evangelical Pastors petition Bush to divide the Holy Land, it is time for Christians of the world to decide between fear of G-d and fear of man.

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Tags: israel, biblical_zionism, politics, liberal, leftist, christian, evangelicals, divide, land, joel3-2

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bugsey wrote on Aug 20, '07

IF they choose to divide the land of God, I would hate to say this BUT... they are NOT real and these frankly, some of these evangelicals aren't "real" anyway. The Bible says that ANYONE who picks on Israel and divides the land is answerable to God.. I believe that is TRUE even if they are Evangelicals!

zionsake wrote on Aug 20, '07

I was amused when I listened to this radio show. They were talking about this Dr Hunter, and then it struck one of them that the guy's name is Joel, that linked him to Joel 3:2 and the judgment on those who divide God's land. That livened up the already lively discussion and they fired away at Hunter, reminding him that he was bringing judgment over his people.

Then also, they phoned his office to challenge him to have a discussion with them during the radio program, that the coward refused with a feeble excuse - that it was too hefty a matter to discuss in such a way!

Sister Friend, it's a joy to see how in sync you are with God's heart about Israel!

bugsey wrote on Aug 20, '07

my grandmother was a French Jew, she was killed in world war 2...

zionsake wrote on Aug 21, '07

Hej, you belong in the Promised Land! The US anyway needs to go down for Europe to come up - according to Daniel. The US will also be turned upside down to get the Jews out. You know the scripture that says,
"For I am with you,' says the LORD, 'to save you;
Though I make a full end of all nations where I have scattered you, ...Jer 30:11

zionsake wrote on Aug 24, '07

24 August 07

Evangelicals' Backing of PA Upsets Pro-Israel ICEJ

(IsraelNN.com)
Pro-Israel Christian groups are upset over a letter signed by several dozen
evangelicals backing a new Palestinian Authority (PA) state. The letter was sent
to American President George W. Bush, and one of the signers, Rod Sider, told
The New York Times, ''This group is in no way anti-Israel, and we make it very
clear we're committed to the security of Israel, but... the vast majority of the
West Bank" should be part of a new Arab state.

The International Christian Embassy in
Jerusalem responded, "Telling the President that Israel and Palestinians have
equal rights to the land is a big mistake. The Bible says the land belongs to
God and He bequeathed it to the Jewish people. That's as true today as when the
title was vested in Abraham 4,000 years ago... You can't say you believe in a
Palestinian state and fear God."

weddingday wrote on Aug 27, '07

i would hate to call myself a christian and want to go against the word of God and its says not to touc h isreal and that means the land if your a christian you love the jewish people and Gods land.

zionsake wrote on Aug 28, '07, edited on Aug 28, '07

It's due to the majority of churches believing that they have become Israel (Replacement Theology) and to the ecumenical movement in which nobody wants to offend anyone else in the movement. I used to work for such an organization in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem - as a means to survive as a volunteer in Israel. It was a Biblical Garden where I was a painter, the chef (for a biblical meal) and their webmaster. They didn't want to accept my version of an internet based "Guided tour" through the garden because it was too Zionistic. I published it in disguised format on one of my sites, Objects in Scripture

julieforjesus wrote on Oct 10, '07

How could they want to do that!!!
Then they don't fully believe in the WORD OF GOD!!

Thanks for sharing this bro....

zionsake wrote on Oct 11, '07

I attended the prayer meeting on the 7th and was pleasantly surprised. It was powerful, with just one Lutheran clergy praying an interfaith type of prayer for "all faiths" to find peace in Jerusalem. There were two pro-keep-the-land participants who put a no-compromise seal on the meeting. More than one person also prayed for the defeat of Israel's enemies. An estimated 30 million people participated in this meeting plus millions more who watched over God TV. The meeting could therefore definitely have led to breakthoughs in the battle of the heavenly host against their demonic enemy.

Thank you for faithfully watching and praying Julie!

leilashapiro wrote on Feb 1, edited on Feb 1

Shalom Aleichem Elohim B'rakhah you my friend...................no no i dont want this is not the demond of this world trying to split our land up this wont do.G-d wont permit it at all and people that try will kmow Elohim`s power and might.

Laila Bat Ami

julieforjesus wrote on Feb 1

Hi bro...just stoped by..
How is this situation progressing??
Keep us updated plz....

amos914 wrote on Mar 9

It's interesting, but the followers of Anti-christ will all be led down a path of "peace"... In an effort to bring all religions together in harmony.
America is definitely heading in this direction of "tolerance", it is widely taught to youth in schools and colleges, and having strong belief in faith and repentance is considered "hate" messages by the public eye.
But it seems that there is going to be a defining point in this that draws a line down the middle for believers... Are we going to "tolerate" all in the name of peace, or are we going to stand up for what is right if it means persecution from the rest of the world? (this goes for Israel, as well as the "western world")

bugsey wrote on Mar 9

amos914 said

Amos, you are right! That is why the word "tolerance" becomes something like a "snare" to many Christians. That is also admittedly why I am NOT tolerant :) You hit the nail in the head!

zionsake wrote on Mar 9

One sees it also in this heading: "Livni: Terror Reducing People's Trust in Peace!" This pursuing of peace is absolutely a fulfillment of prophecy ... "they will say, peace, peace..."

number227 wrote on Mar 12

bugsey said

"tolerance" becomes something like a "snare" to many Christians

....this is a part of the snare that will decieve even the elect if possible!!( Matthew 24:24)
When it says here that "many will be offended" it translates to Greek [Skandalidzo] which means "SNARE" Here is a blog I did a long time ago..http://number227.multiply.com/journal/item/5/The_Love_of_many_shall_wax_cold.....

All the people who believe that they will be spared from any tribulation will be caught in their own comfort zones and feel betrayed by Jesus (they will think he failed to "rapture" them ...) and their church leaders and compromising ministers failed to prepare them for fear of offending members or causing a split!
The bible speaks innumerable accounts of the UN-peaceful entrance of Messiah to take back the earth... anyone who says that he will come peacefully may be decieved..
It says in Isaiah 63 that His garments are dyed red from the blood of "treading the winepress of the wrath of the Lord" "in Mine anger and fury"... this is not nice!

zionsake wrote on Mar 12

Yes, at the time of Yeshua's coming the whole world will be mobilized against Israel in the same way as Hamas and Hizballah, even Syria and Iran, presently. Being mobilized, Yeshua will be able to deal with them right here in the ME - not that he isn't also going to go after their home territories.

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