Obama Israel Issue Overshadows Palestinian Israel Conflict

Politicizing the Obama Israel issue detracts from the real issues at stake in the objectives for peace to the Palestinian Israel conflict. Let me say up front that I am not into politics per say and have very little patience for the bi-partisan games that are played in government circles. When the good of the country is made subservient to the party a person belongs to, it is simply not what I enjoy discussing.

While many, especially republicans oppose President Obama for many reasons, here is one issue of which I feel they should all unite. A speedy peace process that ends the conflict in Israel by restoring the land borders which were taken from the Palestinian people and hopefully this would include a redress to the many crimes Palestinian Christians, Jews and Muslims have and yet continually suffer.

The Obama Israel Agenda Is A Step in the Right Direction

Not every president has favored the agenda of Israel. According to Alan Hart, President Roosevelt did not believe in the idea of a Jewish state. In fact, he erroneously was called an “anti-Semite.”  Hart record’s that “Roosevelt was fully aware, and not just because of the State Department’s line, that the Zionist enterprise was not in America’s longer term and best interests.” Zionism, The Real Enemy of the Jews, Alan Hart, p. 181.

Israel’s position cannot be defended morally as demonstrated in Mearsheimer and Walt’s The Israel Lobby. If the premises they set forth in that book are true, then it is immoral to support Zionism. That book preceded the Obama Israel issue.

Secondly, Israel cannot be supported Biblically, nor do they even want to be. If we took the prophecies in the Bible which the Dispensationalists use to refer to Israel, then two thirds of them would be scheduled for destruction, according to Zechariah 13:8-9. The truth is, this prophecy had nothing to do with modern Zionism but related to the ancient Old Covenant nation which came to an end by removing them from the land in A.D. 70. The Obama Israel issue however is not about the bible history.

Since that time not even the covenant nation, let alone today’s Zionism has any religious or Biblical foundation for the land. The one-third who survived are the remnant and Gentiles who made up the body of Christ in the New Testament.

Thirdly, lest I or others who support the Obama Israel stand are charged with anti-Semitism, please understand who and what a Semite really is.  In the truth of the matter, a Semite is one who speaks the Semitic language. It is not a race.

Further, the Zionist state created by the Balfour Declaration involved the removal of true Semitic people a population of 700,000 Arabs,  including Palestinian Christians, Muslims and Jews) from their homeland replacing it with non-Semitic Europeans. Abraham was a Semite. But he was from Babylon, modern day Iraq, just as was Saddam Hussein! It is the indigenous Semites who are the victims in Palestine and not the invaders.

The Obama Israel Issue Is Not About Approval of Terrorism

People can so easily have their paradigms warped. If you were a peaceful people, living in your own land and foreigners came in to kick you out of your own country, take your land, resources and kill you, your wives, and children, then when you rise up to defend yourself and take back what has been stolen from you would that make you a terrorist?  I would call that a freedom fighter, a patriot and a courageous loyal citizen.  The creation of the Zionist state was not an instance of Palestine invading Europe, but of Europe invading Palestine.

The Obama Israel Issue Is Asking For A Compromise

As I understand the newscasts and having listened to both President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel is not being asked to give up all the land that Britain gave them which did not belong to them in the first place, he is asking them to come to a mutually agreed upon settlement which recognizes the 1967 borders. But Prime Minister Netanyahu says no, because that jeopardizes the national security interests of Israel. But not doing so jeopardizes the national security interests of everyone, including Israel, the US, the Arab nations and every U.S. citizen.

Big Spending Republicans Against the Obama Israel Issue

Now we’ve heard a lot about all the money that Democrats spend on this program and that program. We are not in denial. Pork belly this and pork belly that, right?  But the spending on Israel is like the “whole hog.”  How much has the U.S. spent on direct aid to Israel? How much of that continued spending do Republicans support?

I am not against Republicans nor am I necessarily for Democrats, for they support big spending in Israel also. This is about the Obama Israel issue which demonstrates that if we can bring the President’s tenure to an end let’s even stand against his pro peace policy in the middle east, a very sensible, courageous and pro-American stance. The Obama Israel Issue is about Obama, not Israel.

Dispensationalism Attacks The Obama Israel Issue With A Fury

Just like the Republicans, Dispensationalism is on the attack. We understand why. If Israel reverses their stance by giving up the stolen land, it puts a significant nail in the coffin of Dispensationalism which gained it’s impetus from Israel’s existence. They look at Israel as a visible confirmation of their prophetic teachings. The Obama Israel issue is not in the best interests of Rapture theorists.

They evangelize for murder of Christians, Jews and Muslims as long as it confirms what they believe to be bible prophecy. They make the gospel of Christ a philosophy for the murder of innocent citizens repeating the genocide of Pharaoh’s Egypt and Herod’s Judea. They are wrong.  We’ll cover more on the Obama Israel issue in future studies. It is my conviction that the Obama Israel issue out to be discussed for its moral, biblical, prophetic, national and international implications.

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  1. Hello

    Let me introduce myself

    My name is Valerion O. Farr II, I am called to the ministry by no other authority than God through Christ Jesus. People that study with me, call me a pastor, therefore I will be a servant to them as such. The name of our study group is called the House Of Israel Bible Ministries Inc. We are located in Detroit MI.

    I have listen to your study on youtube about not being given in marriage in the resurrection. I did enjoy the study. I will say that I do agree with most of what you said, but only a few things that I do disagree with or understand differenly.

    Things I agree with:

    1. The resurrection as already taken place
    2. The resurrection is spiritual
    3. If we are obedient to the Law of the spirit in Christ Jesus, we are free from the law of sin and death
    (point 3 is something I wanted to point out)
    4. If Christ is resurrected in us, then we are the Sons of God
    5. Sons of God don't die
    6. All flesh will die, for it can not inherit the Kingdom of God.
    7. Being now reconciled, now seal, now born again, it is talking about the spirit, which will never die
    8. The Sadduccess were refereing to the text of Moses in Deut 25: 5-10 when the questions Jesus about marriage.

    Things I disagree with, or understand differently:

    1. When Jesus answered them in Luke 20, regarding in the resurrection the Sons of God neither marry or are given in marriage, but are as the angles, You said this was talking about the marriage specifically mentioned in Deut 25: 5-10

    My disagreement with how you express your understand is that I do believe that Jesus was speaking about all marriages, although the Sadduccess were speaking of one particular marriage. As you pointed out the Sadduccess were carnal, and only focus on the physical, either speaking about resurrection or marriage.

    I believe that Jesus was speaking about all marriage for our resurrection is spiritual. As we are resurrected spiritually we can only be spiritually married to one, and that is God, through Christ Jesus. Therefore spiritually speaking we are not married to no other.

    Now if our spouses in the flesh are also married to God, through Christ, then there is no need for a spiritual marriage for we both are one, for we are one with God, being both reconciled, sealed, born again, being married to God, and to him only.

    I Gods Kingdom, no marriage in the flesh is recognized, for the flesh is weak. The flesh will not hold to the contract of marriage. The only marriage that is in the Kingdom or resurrection is the marriage between us and God. If we (both man and woman) are now married to God spiritually, then the marriage we are joined to in the flesh will last, because we both are married spiritually to God.

    The body of Christ, which is our spirit body, being also the Church is the wife of the Lord. Now if we are the wife of the Lord, how can we then be spiritually married to another? For if we are married to another spiritually, then we commit adultery.

    This is why the Sons of God neither marry or are given in marriage for the sons of God are married to God and no other. If we are Sons of God, both male and female, being married to God, then there is no need to be married in particular to each other spiritually. For we are already connected to God, with both male and female being the wife of the Lord, which governs us both.

    All those marriages that you had listed as marriages that this passage wasn't talking about, in Luke 20 is only correct for the portion of what the Sadduccess was talking about. Jesus was talking about all marriages in the flesh including those that you mentioned. For in the spirit we are all married to God, of we are obedient to the Law of the spirit in Christ Jesus, which makes us free from the law of Sin and death.

    If you can understand that we shall never die is talking about spiritual and not physical body, then wouldn't the same thing apply to marriage within Jesus answer to the Sadduccess? It can't apply to one and not the other.

    If we have eternal life spiritually speaking, which has separated us from the flesh even now, then likewise concerning marriage, for if we are married to God, that will be the glue that holds all things together.

    Our fleshly marriage is not power, as you can see today. Look at the divorce rate even among those that call themselves Christians. They speak of growing apart, adultery, money problems, and many other things. Those things will happen and cause even those that call themselves Christians to break up, because they are not married to God.

    If we were married to God first, then that would carried down to how we govern the flesh, and its desires.

    So in the resurrection we neither marry are are given in marriage for we are married to God, as we are reborn spiritually, which is how we become the body of Christ, and the Sons of God, being led by the spirit.

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