Yes, I’m commenting about Israel a lot these days, and with good reason. Israel is at the absolute center – the literal heart – of end-times Bible prophecy. Anyone purporting to teach Bible prophecy should maintain a clear focus on Israel. Failing to do so misses the point as to what God intends to accomplish in this world. It creates an erroneous eschatology which leads to bad theology.
Posts Tagged: Chosen People
Awaken Biblical Prophecy Commentary – Israel to Annex Ezekiel 39:11 Valley of the Travelers?
Another piece of the end-times puzzle may be falling into place. As the world engages in antisemitic hatred of Israel in its continuing efforts to incur God’s wrath, the Lord’s prophetic Word moves toward its ultimate fulfillment.
Awaken Biblical Prophecy Commentary – Israel in the Flesh vs God’s Promises
The people of Israel have shown over the years how unfaithful they can be to the God who called them His own and gave them the Promised Land. However, does a single one of us Gentiles who call ourselves Christians really think we would have acted any differently? If you do, you are greatly deceived and have learned nothing in your relationship with God.
Biblical Audio Commentary – Israel A Light to The World, Or Not
Where does Israel stand in regard to God? Is she a has-been as much of the church believes, or is Israel destined to be a key player in the world in the years ahead? When the church embraces Replacement Theology and declares itself is the new Israel, subject to all of God’s Old Testament promises, is that true? Is it even reasonable to think this?
Awaken Bible Prophecy Update 2-7-24 – Calvinism, Eternal Security, & Free Will
In this Prophecy Update today, I want to bring several points together that I’ve been stressing lately by adding in the Calvinism component, and enlarge that with a couple more ideas thrown into the mix. No doubt, what I say will step on a few toes since the topic is a touchy one.
Biblical Audio Commentary – Israel & the Church – Joined at the Hip in Apostasy
Although many believers today who ascribe to Replacement Theology want to pretend that the church should essentially be the entity referred to in the Old Testament whenever Israel is mentioned, perhaps they shouldn’t be so eager to make that substitution.