The Prophets in Judaism Have Their Fulfillment in Zionist Christianity - In That Day

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Nov 19, 2018 at 18:03

It took a while to get back to this observation of yours; and while I do appreciate your perspective, especially as a litmus test of rationalizing a human perspective versus one that derives a sense of reality from a source that has yet to fail my observations, what you allude to is actually under scribed by the Tanach; and as a Zionist in part of this observer's world view, the situation can be opined about from both perspectives.

To argue from a secularists' perspective, there are many things that can be rationalized in the humanly framed opinions about how President Trump's view of the Middle East is not shared by many in the majority political realm. How's that; Mahmoud Abbas will apparently have his picture with the American president; but not much more. Bibi is much more accommodating, what with the now infamous (this term according the animosity that some share for the act, as well as the person) recognition of Israel's capital as Jerusalem, a Biblical aspiration come true. Only the secularists (Gentile and Jehudim (sp?)) alike seek to diminish the circumstances of that historical accomplishment. It sets up the premise of the next installment of the Biblical promises of the return of the King.

As for the 'religious' implications for even the most observant Jewish congregant, the observance of the Prophet Jeremiah Ch. 50-51 about what constitutes religious observances are in full display as Israel fights with the very essence of mystery Babylon, in which Israel is put on that full display of fighting the world's intention of destroying the Jewish nation, the Ezekiel scenario already in full execution of the WORD of G-D. It is not the secular perspective in full display, but a fulfillment of the Tanach in its full worship of the promise made to Abraham.

Israel's Biblical fulfilments do not, repeat DO NOT, depend upon a reinvigorated American political presence; only in the leftist secularists' American polity of this time can one even think that America is Israel's savior; we, the Americans, are part of the heathen's congregation that will continue to support Israel as long as we can; only later will America be a part of the nations that are compelled by service to the restored kingdom of David's house to bring our offerings to the King.

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