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Why Christians Should Pray for Israel!

24 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short dialogue from the YouTube video "Why Christians Should Pray for Israel!", the speakers argue that many conservative Christians support Israel because they view it as an ally of God. They claim that Israel still holds divine promises and enjoys supernatural protection, citing Romans 11:28 to assert that the nation is beloved and its gifts and calling are irrevocable. While they criticize corrupt individuals—some of whom are Jewish—they reject broad antisemitic conspiracy theories, emphasizing that moral condemnation should be based on actions, not religion. The segment concludes with a typical call to subscribe and share the message.

My man's preaching something that even a lot of churches don't get.
Large part of the reason why the conservative right, the Christian world, wants to ally with Israel is because if you're not an ally of Israel, then you're an enemy of God. And you can say, well, the Jews killed Jesus. I'm like, yeah, but Jesus forgave them. He chose the Jews even though he knew that was going to happen. I could look at that graphic where all the world controllers and all these corrupt government officials, and they're Jewish and they're running stuff. I'm like, yep, I'm not a fan of any of those. I think that's terrible. And I'm against whatever Specific people are causing horrible, awful, corrupt evil, and it doesn't really matter what religion they are. But generally, overall, the nation of Israel still has promises from God. He still has a supernatural protection. Otherwise, the nation of Israel should have ceased to exist a long time ago.
Romans 11:28 says, concerning the gospel, they're enemies for your sake, but the election, they're beloved for the sake of the fathers. For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable. Subscribe and share this blessing with a friend.