The dangers of Christian Zionism and dispensationalism. Agentism in Protestant churches.

At first the text was supposed to be a translation of several different texts as in the subject. But because of the length and lengthiness of the speech, I decided that not many people can stand to the end and therefore I decided to choose the most important thoughts and facts.

 

 

Zionism and pseudo-Christianity , usually referred to by its supporters as oxymorons " Christian Zionism " i " restitutionism ", is the concept developed by some supposed Christians that Talmudic Jews should be given total control of the Holy Land and That the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 is consistent with Bible prophecy. This is generally considered a heretical disposition and is defined in Jerusalem Declaration on Christian Zionism, published in 2006 by Catholic, Oriental Orthodox, Episcopal, and Lutherans.

 

According to some of these very theological beliefs, this does not necessarily involve sympathy for Jews as a people or for rabbinic Judaism as a religion, although it is certainly in fact form of shabbas-goyism because it implements the program of the synagogue. Some of these Gentile Zionists maintain, that when Talmudic Jews are gathered in the Holy Land, a significant number of them will accept Jesus as their Messiah, and that in the end days such "Messianic Jews" will practice exactly the "Hebrew form of Christianity." .

 

This is very important information because we have Sabbath teachers on the internet making deals with pastors from ecumenical Marches for Jesus.

 

Many proponents of this ideology (Christian Zionism) hold the theory of Dual Covenant theology, in which Talmudic Jews are the "chosen people," in covenant with God in modern times, along with the implanted (based on Rom. 11: 17-24,

 

 

how a true Christian can be accepted by Zionism, a short article on this subject is available in Sadaka (page):

 

 

"It is the destiny of the Jewish people to return to the land of Israel and reclaim the inheritance promised to Abraham and his descendants forever. This inheritance extends from the river of Egypt to the Euphrates. In their land, Jerusalem is recognized as their exclusive, indivisible and eternal capital, and therefore cannot be shared.

In the heart of Jerusalem, the Jewish temple will be rebuilt where all nations will come to worship God. Just before Jesus returns, there will be seven years of calamities and a war called the Tribulation, which will culminate in a great battle called Armageddon, during which the ungodly forces against God and Israel will be defeated.

Jesus will then return as the Jewish Messiah and King to reign in Jerusalem for a thousand years, and the Jewish people will have a privileged status and role in the world. "

 

 

 

"Christians owe a debt of eternal gratitude to the Jews"

Pastor John Hagee is the founder and president of Christians United for Israel, which claims to be the largest pro-Israel organization in America, with over 850,000 members. He holds at least 40 pro-Israel events a month in cities and towns across the country. "We are building support for Israel from coast to coast!" That's the kind of proclamation that reveals the real agenda.

 

Hagee pretends that relations between Christians and Jews still continue as in biblical times. He uses "mushroom management" methods - keep them in the dark and maintain horse drawers in them. If his followers of the Stonestone church would take the trouble to the difficulty of an independent trip to the West Bank and Gaza - and I mean independent, not an Israeli bus tour with guides trained by the propaganda department in Tel Aviv (or by Hagee) - they would quickly discover the unworthy truth.

 

 

The Jerusalem Declaration , explains Sadaka (portal), states that "Christian Zionists have aggressively imposed an abnormal expression of the Christian faith and a misinterpretation of the Bible that is subservient to the political order of the modern state of Israel ... Christian Zionism develops a literal and futuristic hermeneutic in which the Old Testament promises made to the ancient Jews are transferred to the modern state of Israel in anticipation of ultimate future fulfillment. "

For the post-conciliar church word "hermeneutic," read "interpreting Scripture."

Damaging the message of the Bible

Zionism not only cloaks itself in the Jewish faith, it hides its ugly face behind the skirts of Christianity. And believe it or not, there is even a movement called World Muslim Zionist Organization.

 

Cyrus Scofield, a convicted felon and described by one American newspaper as a "shyster," was commissioned to rewrite the King James Bible by inserting Zionist-friendly notes. The idea was to change the Christian view of Zionism by creating and promoting a pro-Zionist subculture within Christianity. Oxford University Press appointed Scofield as editor and the Scofield Reference Bible was born.

A new cult icon was introduced, the modern state of Israel, which did not exist until 1948, But it was already "prepared" on the drawing board of the World Zionist Movement.

American journalist Grace Halsell explained the re-phrased biblical message, "Simply stated, it is this: every act adopted by Israel is orchestrated by God and should be tolerated, supported, and even praised by the rest of us. It doesn't matter what Israel does, Christian Zionists say. God wants it to happen …

 

And we know that God has no regard for the person.

 

 

 

 

 

The point is, do we really believe that an all-powerful Supernatural Being has selected and elevated one group of people to a position of superiority over all others and has approved the use of any means, including murder, violent eviction, and even war , to achieve his selfish goal and is now mobilizing millions of lesser mortals from around the world, like those who consider themselves upstanding Christians, to serve as tools and sing the praises of this "Grand Design"?

 

 

As a system, dispensationalism is rooted in the writings of John Nelson Darby (1800-1882) and the Brethren Movement. The theology of dispensationalism consists of a distinctive eschatological perspective of the end times, as all dispensationalists hold to premillennialism and most hold to the delight of pretribulation. Dispensationalists believe that God has not yet fulfilled His promises to the political nation of Israel, created by the United Nations in 1948 year as God's chosen people of biblical times.

 

In the late 1890s. A new political group called Zionism emerged in Britain and the United States, aimed at restoring Israel to Palestine. Thanks to the extremely generous support of Jewish businessmen, this political movement changed the course of Christianity and history forever, even though most Christians were unaware of it at the time. The man chosen to promote Zionism in Christian churches was a Civil War veteran named CI Scofield. To this day, biographies of this influential Christian are not intentionally sold in Christian bookstores, but a simple Internet search can confirm what I write.

His first biography was: The Incredible Scofield, The Man and His Book "by Joseph Canfield. His story is truly amazing, the kind of story that movies are made about. Here are some of his highlights. His greatest talent lay in forging documents. He produced his own law degree, which helped him become a lawyer. Surprisingly, he became the attorney general of Kansas. After this he left Kansas, leaving his wife and two daughters destitute. After leaving Kansas, he was later arrested for forgery involving a railroad. He then served time in prison for forgery and stealing his mother's life savings.

 

It was the biggest investment the Zionists ever made. They created a theory called dispensationalism. These doctrines or beliefs have never been found by true theologians of any denomination and they are not accepted today as biblical truth. These beliefs are not accepted by Catholic, Anglican, Orthodox or other Protestant denominations. But in the United States, Scofield notes, presenting a timeline of what God has done in each dispensation, and what will happen in the future, have become the standard teaching of Brethren, Pentecostal, Southern Baptist, and Fundamentalist churches and Bible colleges. Their members and pastors became enthusiastic evangelists, missionaries, and Bible teachers to every country of their world. They in turn influenced others to become every radio evangelist, crusade evangelist from DL Moody,

In the U.S. it has been the Republican Party, the Moral Majority, and even Presidents. Political analyst Richard Allen Greene has argued that dispensationalism has had a great impact on U.S. foreign policy, including support for the state of Israel. Political commentator Kevin Phillips points out in his book American Theocracy (2006) how Democratic supporters and other fundamentalist Christians, along with the oil lobby, provided political support for the 2003 invasion of Iraq without UN approval.

This teaching continues to determine the allocation to Israel's budget of hundreds of millions of dollars every day

 

Christian Zionism is a modern theological and political movement that embraces the most extreme ideological positions of Zionism, thus becoming detrimental to a just peace in Palestine and Israel. The Christian Zionist agenda provides a worldview that equates the Gospel with an ideology of empire, colonialism and militarism

 

This is what the biggest popular Zionist in Poland Pawel Chojecki does when advertising gun ownership.

 

Of course, the administration's pro-Israel stance is not solely the result of evangelical lobbying. Israel has long been the largest recipient of American aid, receiving $3 billion last year. "Evangelicals are important," says former CIA director James Woolsey, an adviser to the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs " but less in a political sense than as a reflection of the widespread support Israel has in this country."

 

Martin Luther King, Jr. was a prominent Christian supporter of Israel and Zionism.

 

Ask your pastors about their views on Israel today and you will find out what side they are on.

100% of Pentecostal churches support the actions of Israel and Zionism,. Adventists in their prophecies - even Prof. Veith - mention nothing and nothing about Israel's role in the present day.

 

Prominent pastors supporters of Christian Zionism. I have several books by these people:

 

John Adams [79] Bishop Michael Alexander Edmund Allenby, 1st Viscount Allenby [80] Herbert W. Armstrong [81] Simeon Ashe [11] Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury [7] [82] [83] Arthur Balfour [84] [83] Glenn Beck [85] Edward Bickersteth [7] William Eugene Blackstone Andrew Bonar [86] Horatius Bonar [23] William Marrion Branham [87] Michael L. Brown EW Bullinger [88] Edmund Calamy [11] John Cennick [89] Winston Churchill [83] Clark Clifford John Cotton Oliver Cromwell [83] Ted Cruz [90] John Nelson Darby Tom DeLay [84] Jonathan Edwards [16] Mike Evans [91] Jerry Falwell [84] Don Finto [92] Joseph Frey John Gill [13] Thomas Goodwin [11] Charles George Gordon [80] William Gouge [11] John Hagee [84] Robert Haldane [7] William Hechler

Malcolm Hedding [93] Mike Huckabee [94] Alan Keyes [84] [56] David Lloyd George [83] Martin Luther King, Jr. [45] Hal Lindsey [95] Robert Murray M'Cheyne [24] [86] John F. MacArthur Menahem Macina [56] James David Manning [96] Increase Mather [11] Chuck Missler [97] Isaac Newton [98] Sandor Nemeth John Owen [12] [99] Lt. Col. John Henry Patterson [100] David Pawson [101] EJ Poole-Connor [102] Pat Robertson [84] John Rippon [103] Denis Michael Rohan [81] Samuel Rutherford [14] JC Ryle [25] [99] Tim Salazar Walid Shoebat Roy Schoeman  [de ] [56] Charles Simeon [104] [99] Charles Spurgeon [22] [99] Ezra Stiles Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston [83] Jack Van Impe John Walvoord [105] Charles Wesley [15] [99] John Wesley [15] [99] William Wilberforce [83] Harold Wilson [83] Orde Wingate [106] [80]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Zionism

 

 

Most powerful Christian conservatives in the U.S. are and have been Zionists, including Tim LaHaye, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, Benny Hinn, Ralph Reed, Billy Graham, Franklin Graham, John Hagee and Gary Baue

 

 

Such people are trusted.

About six months ago I discovered a link between Zionism and pastors banning divorce. Why? Because if they stuck to the Bible and Jeremiah their dispensationalism theory would fall because God gave Israel a divorce letter. Additionally, current Israel is made up of Edomites and Khazars and thus Old Testament Israel cannot be rebuilt.

 

There is much talk of glamour in the Church of Rome, but Zionists bless their pastors. Below, Pastor Jerry Falwell travels with his son Jonathan, right, aboard his private jet in 2004. Todd Hunley | Thomas Road Baptist Church.

 

 

Falwell received an invitation to visit the state of Israel and was personally invited by Menachem Begin, then Prime Minister of Israel and leader of the Likud Party. The trip would mark the beginning of a long friendship and close relationship between Falwell and Begin, and more broadly the relationship between American evangelical leaders and Israel's Likud Party. As Israeli historian Gershom Gorenberg notes in his book "The end of days: fundamentalism and the battle for the Temple Mount" , the Begin administration "was the first to harness evangelical enthusiasm for Israel and turn it into political and economic support."

 

 

Netanyahu and Pastor Falwell.

 

In a speech in 2017. For the Christian Zionist group CUFI Netanyahu explained that much of this "absurd" support comes from American evangelicals, stating that "America has no better friend than Israel, and Israel has no better friend than America, and Israel has no better friend in America than you. "

 

 

In this way, Protestants build the kingdom of Evil just as Catholics do.

But the truth is not in fashion....