Maybe- But Eventually Israel Will Come To Rely on Her LORD.

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Nov 3, 2008 at 13:46

Even under the influences of the negative implications that fill this previous post, it does not effectively present the true situation that Israel faces, right down to the fact that even with a sympathetic American administration, Israel will end up on its own, for one very specific reason that many the of people of Israel do not unilaterally support. Like it or not, Israel exists at the pleasure of her Eternal Sovereign, and the Tanach and Brit Hadassah are the written guarantee.

When it finally comes down to it, it is the LORD that Israel will need to recognize in order for His WORD to be brought to completion beyond their expectation. Until the leftist minded Hebrew arbitrators of the West Bank acknowledge that they cannot give away what the LORD has given them in perpetuity, they will not be able to come to any peace agreement that does not conform to the will of the LORD. Why does anyone think that the Islamic Revolution has so many pokers in the fire to keep Israel off balance? They just do not want Israel to keep any of the land and try so much, like so many other replacement theologians, to legitimize their illegitimate claims to the land and kick Israel out.

Scripture tells us that eventually all Israel will be saved at that prescribed moment of time in the Holy Bible, and it tells how the people will mourn as they recognize HaMashiach as the ‘One whom they have pierced.' Israel's place in the future is being prepared at this time as the world is lined up for the reckoning. See Isaiah 60 for just one glimpse on that is going to happen. With everything lining up scripturally moment by moment, Isaiah 60:22 brings the message of how expeditiously and quickly it is going to happen. That is what Israel must rely on.

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