To Whom is the Love of God Directed

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Dec 9, 2020 at 15:32

My first inclination to your supposition that I am attempting to 'Christianizing' Jews or there is this disrespect of the Jewish nation, is to retort and refute your presumptions of who I am or what is my duty towards the Almighty Sovereign of the Universe as His bond servant, of which I surrendered my life to Jesus Christ and He is the One that has instructed me in HIs love, for all. But where is the love in that?
What we have here is a failure to communicate; I have a Tanach, which I refer to many times when communicating to many Jewish acquaintances, not to convert them, but to understand them.
The Bible, both old and new covenant, in Hebrew and Greek (I have both, along with concordances and lexicons), are in complete agreement one to another and are complimentary in the message that the Holy Spirit (Ruah HaKodesh) is conveying to support me in my search for His truth; for Yeshua is truth, the way and the life.
I am not in this situation because contention in life is not of a spirit of peace, but the Adversary seeks to bring contention, like the riots in American cities because the Adversary (English word from the Hebrew - HaSatan) cannot bear the thoughts of love in Jesus Christ and will attack a believer's love every chance he gets.
More than half of the American public is in rebellion to the Constitutional form of Divine governance, for that is the basis of rebellion in America, for the loss of being obedient to the Eternal Sovereign. How is that so? What Jesus said, "if you love Me, keep my commandments." Who is keeping His commandments in America now? Certainly not the 'democratic secularistic socialists who are clamping down on expressions of love for Almighty God, the true guarantor of freedoms and liberties in America.
Make no mistake, no matter whether in Greek or Hebrew, trusting in Jesus culminates in His judgment of what is true and know this; America does not survive the Revelation; but remnant Israel does; it's in both the Hebrew Bible and its successor covenant.

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