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Modern Israel is not a biblical prophecy : Comments
By Babu Ranganathan, published 10/7/2007From a purely biblical perspective Zionism has enormous problems.
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MOST MEANINGFUL TRUE TRUTHFUL COMMENT award goes to "MissLizzy" for clearly demonstrating the utter follow of Ponders argument. Well done!
MOST RIDICULOUS COMMENT OF THE DAY.. award goes to Gymfish and Ponder (for agreeing on the same things)
a) "Religion" causes all wars.
b) "Imaginary Gods"
Guys.. the most you can say is 'alleged' or.. 'I believe' but you cannot say with absolute certainty that God ..is not. (philosophically such a claim is untenable.)
I think your thought patterns are experiencing 'mental pediculosis' :)
ZIONISM/ PROPHECY... BIBLE...
COVENANT relationship. If one examines the terms of the covenant in Deuteromony, it becomes clear as follows:
a) Obedience = 'right to dwell in the land'
b) Disobedience = Exile, punishment.
IF.... "that" covenant has not been replaced by the NEW covenant in Christ (as per Jeremiah 31:30-36) then..the OLD covenant applies to this day.
PROBLEM #1 Most Jews are not 'obedient/religious/pious/theistic'
So..it might be argued that they have no divine right to the land on this basis. (see above b)Disobedience)
PROBLEM #2 Even though that covenant has been superceded by the New in Christ, there still "appears" to be a strong argument for God gathering in the Jews to the land again. This cannot be argued with great certainty in terms of the actual nature of events, so it is rather an open question as to 'how' and in what form.
CONCLUSION. I don't believe it can be argued that there is 'no' prophetic/Biblical basis for the current existence of Israel.