Contrary to what many think, Jews and Christians have not always had the best relationship. Initially, Christ followers were Jews, but Gentiles were invited into the saving grace of the Messiah, and soon became the "champions" of Christianity. Divisions grew. Fast forward through the centuries to the Crusades, where we find a series of 8 …
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We pick up where we left off yesterday. There is alarming growth of antisemitism on the right, but what impact is it having on the national scene? Potentially, a lot. Major personalities such as Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens and others have poisoned social media airwaves with subtle or not-so-subtle bites of pure antisemitism. …
Continue reading The Impact of Growing Antisemitism on the Right
Day-by-day it seems more and more signs of antisemitism come to light. In general, that is nothing new and is certainly not surprising. (Those who survived the Holocaust indicate that what they see now looks a lot like what happened in Germany prior to the Holocaust.) The Bible is clear that Israel will stand alone …
As Trump barnstormed through the Middle East this week cutting economic deals with very wealthy Arab nations, talk of an expanding circle of potential Abraham Accords suiters has people wondering whether or not normalization with Israel will continue to be a prerequisite to joining the elite peace plan. Meanwhile, the IDF has launched Operation Gideon's …
Looking for the Blessed Hope 