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Why should America support Israel? It’s a hot topic right now—and a deeply important one. As Christians, why should we stand with Israel and the Jewish people? What does the Bible say? I answer these questions—and more—in this video. Check it out!

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NLee, Queen Bee1 year ago

There are Palestinian Christians who have suffered in Israel since 1948. Where has the Evangelical church been for these Christians. Israel is the birthplace of Christianity but last 70 years they have been pushed out so secular Jews can take over. Don't think this is God's plan

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Kylie With a Why1 year ago

Shouldn’t we judge the tree by the fruit? What if Satan has created the modern Israel and tricked Christians into supporting an evil state? He is the father of lies. Just don’t be too sure of anything.

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Anthony Dohrmann1 year ago

Thank you Pastor Greg. Always well communicated. 🧎🙏🏼

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Megem💎1 year ago

God adopted the Gentiles we are his. As equal as the Jews are his. Not everybody understands the love of adoption. We are a blended family. God is the first father to adopt his children and into the kingdom.

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Trippah1 year ago

Don't side with Evil, and don't support murder on either side. When he says support Israel, he's saying support killing people. Do you think Jesus would support Israel right now? Does the commandment say do not murder unless it's Israel?

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Faithful✝️1 year ago

Thank you for sharing.✝️

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flacalgal1 year ago

Thank you Pastor- beautiful message. I pray for the safety and protection of Israel, the wisdom and discernment of our leaders, and the defeat of the enemies of Almighty God. I also pray that my 1st trip to Israel this November will happen.

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Lamar Actual ✝️1 year ago

Romans 11 teaches God has not cast off *all* of his people wholesale. That "if" they believe they remain a branch on the tree. And that "if" they do not believe, they do not. And when gentiles believe, they are grafted in with those who were never broken off. But Jews who did not believe (or do not) are broken off. Period. No such thing as being "chosen" if you're going to hell. Think about it. And God didn't break his covenant. The Jews did when they screamed "His blood be upon us, and on our children" and then demanded that Jesus be crucified, and have rejected Christ as a people. And did Jesus begin ruling Israel in 1948? No. Is Netanyahu David? Or Jesus? No. Are the lost 10 tribes of Israel found allowing for the miracle reunification of the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah? No. The answer to all of the questions which could possibly justify the modern political state of Israel as being "Biblical Israel", is no, no, no and more no. There's only two types of people in this world: Saved and unsaved. Period. Explain just how exactly "God's chosen people" are going to go to hell if they're "chosen?" Chosen for what exactly? Hell? Or do you not actually believe the Bible? The mental gymnastics and twisting of scripture you perform to invent this new "religion" of worshiping a supposed people and political state is quite impressive. And endless. And gross. PS. There's nothing stopping you from converting to Judaism. Many such examples in the Old Testament. Have at it and you too can be "chosen". But be careful what you wish for.

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Thomas Hayes1 year ago

Thank you. It is miraculous how God is bringing His name & the Name of Jesus to the fore. May this video cause many to draw close to the LORD. His timing!

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Paula1 year ago

Amen absolutely right! ❤️

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