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For many years in our witnessing, Israel believers have been asked the famous “cui bono” question: “what is the benefit of it?” The answer should be apparent. We all find our identity in our roots. Where we come from tells us who we are! Even more importantly, it gives us our divinely-appointed mission as God’s…
A mistranslation to say “on the earth?” The popular modern theology known as Dispensationalism or Futurism claims that in the coming Millennial Age the Jews will reign on earth, while Christians are raptured away to either “planet heaven” (as Evangelist Jimmy Swaggert claimed), or to a “celestial Jerusalem” hovering between heaven and earth. An example…
We are in a time of tremendous growing civil disobedience and upheaval. If we should ever wonder if our work for God is a hopeless attempt at transforming our society, we can receive encouragement from Thoreau to remain steadfast in the Lord’s vineyard with our hands on the plow.
A related prophecy concerning end-time Edom is found in the book of Obadiah 1:18, 21: “The house of Jacob shall be a fire and the house of Joseph a flame, but the house of Esau shall be stubble;
Solomon’s composition provides no basis for a teaching that Israel has been set aside in favor of any other nation or people.
To correctly answer this we need to examine four key questions if we are to understand the fulfillment of Jeremiah’s enigmatic prophecy of the manner of Israel’s return.
The Bible Knowledge Commentary explains, “The setting of the psalm is identified as Saul’s siege of David’s house.” Yet David’s struggle was not with Saul alone. Lutheran scholar E.W. Hengstenberg [1802-1869] says,
The respected ancient Egyptian historian, Manetho, who lived in the third century, B.C., confirmed that the Hebrews had lived in Egypt. His book, Aegyptiaca, linked the Hebrews with the Hyksos “Shepherd Kings” who ruled Lower Egypt
The book is full of many pithy and farsighted remarks, of which we can only provide a sample. It is however, odd that the most popular quote attributed to de Tocqueville is a misattribution and was never made by him!
An immensely important historical source document from the Khazar era answers this question, and was written sometime between the years 954 and 961 A.D. Jewish leader Hasdai ibn Shaprut wrote a letter to Khazar King Joseph inquiring of his kingdom’s Israelite roots.
