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Romans 11:1 "I say then, Hath God cast away his people? God forbid. For I also am an Israelite, of the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin."

Paul didn't believe God had replaced Israel with the church, and he was the Apostle to the Gentiles.

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Revelation 7:4 "And I heard the number of them which were sealed: and there were sealed an hundred and forty and four thousand of all the tribes of the children of Israel."

Show me where the church is ever split into twelve tribes? This is at the very end of the world. God will preserve the nation of Israel to the very end, because He promised He would, and He never breaks His promises.
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Paul wrote those words at a time when the vast majority of Christians still worshipped as Jews.

They prayed and taught in the Synagogues and aligned almost 100% with the Jewish faith and traditions.

Absolutely not. In fact, the very first council of the church elders was over a dispute between Jewish(race) Christians and Gentile Christians, you can find it in Acts 15. Paul and Barnabas were having great revivals all over, only to discover that certain Jewish Christians were going behind them trying to make the new converts follow the law of Moses. So they all go back to Jerusalem to hash it out, Peter, Paul, Barnabas, and James all speak and at the end, they decide that the ceremonial laws of Moses have no place.

The idea that there wasn't a separation until the destruction of the temple is absurd. These people were having church in their houses, by rivers, in secret places. There was a clear distinction.
Totally wrong, as usual. You have to throw out large parts of the Bible to come up with an excuse to turn our backs on Israel. Also, love the arguments that because Israel didn't have a homeland for nearly 1,900 years that somehow that nullifies the argument that they are God's chosen people. If anything, it's further proof that they are.

Israel has been punished by God before. They were slaves in Egypt, carried away to Babylon, conquered by Rome, murdered in Germany, and every time they've come back. If you don't see God's hand in that then you're being willfully ignorant.
Who do you think would win in an all-out war between Russia and the US? Who would you support? Just curious.
Man I bet that was so cool as it played out in your head.
It absolutely is the same Israel in Revelation.

They’re God’s chosen people and He will turn back to them at the end of the Great Tribulation, a time seemingly designed for that very purpose, because the church will be gone in the rapture. The entire world will turn against them, apparently including the US, but that’s not going work out for them. Israel will be surrounded and they’ll look to Heaven and realize their Messiah was the one they killed. Then they will turn to Him, and He, along with 10,000s of His saints will return to earth. He’ll put His foot on the Mount of Olives and it will split. The armies of the world will die and the blood will fill the valley of Megiddo.


Jesus will set up His earthly kingdom in Jerusalem and begin the Millennial Reign.


I’m not pro-Israel over America, I’m Christian first, before anything, so I believe the Bible and that’s what the Bible says. The Bible supersedes the constitution, the Bill of rights, or any other document.
No evidence he said this, or that any of this is even true. Wishful thinking by the resident antisemites on this board, spurred on by trolls and bots.

Israel and America are intrinsically linked and hopefully will be so until whatever happens to us at the end.
Also one of the best Heisman speeches of all time. I love Mark! My family saw his family at a Cracker Barrel while they were traveling down to watch him play years ago. Dad wanted to buy their food but mom wouldn’t let him, lol.

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Posted by Goombaw on 4/30/25 at 3:47 pm
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and God knows how much on their mancave at home adorned with elephants carved out of genuine illegally imported elephant tusk they bought at Collinsville Trade Day…
How dare you, sir. I’ll have you know I spent that money on a wolf/German shepherd mix. And some racist t-shirts.
Lol, funny quote from Jihaad, "The richer just got rich!" Then tried to pump up the crowd on a mic that wasn't broadcasting to the crowd.

Love the guy, but that's funny.
I literally just saw him Monday, his hair is very blonde
The use of God’s name in this manner is just another sign of the times we live in. Paul’s warning to Timothy about the “men of the last days” included a description of those that would have a “form of godliness, but denying the power thereof” and then he gives the instruction, “from such, turn away.”

I have no interest in listening to people that would embrace a form, while denying the real truth and power of the Gospel. That goes for the Jesse Jacksons and Al Sharptons, and also for these antisemitic clowns.
Already met Secretary Hegseth… and Michael Knowles randomly.
I know it’s already been mentioned, but Masters’ app is just so good, it really puts everything else to shame.
Between this and the cringey visit to Russia, I’m starting to believe Tucker is bought and paid for. Sad, because I like a lot of what he says, but I don’t trust him anymore.
So a guy’s son gets killed by a black person and you think the automatic reaction he should have is that the murder was just about race? Is that going to make the case against the murderer any easier?

No, it actually muddies the water around the case for people to start focusing on race. Making this a black vs white issue is going to cause the usual suspects to start coming out of the woodwork. It should be an open and shut case, the boy admitted he did it, now just establish motive and it’s over. I think he wants justice for his son, he’s said as much, but that only becomes more difficult as this turns into a circus.
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Them and the libtard media are the racist bigots that are the problem.
I agree, but that’s not likely Austin’s dad’s focus right now. His son was killed, he’s still in shock. People saying he’s “dishonoring his son’s death” by not saying it was race related are being horribly unfair to a grieving parent.