The Significance Of The Passover Attack on Israel

>>If Israel is still God's chosen people

For many are called, but few are chosen, if God did not spare the natural branches, then all the more we should be diligent to be found in Jesus. To abide in His love, mercy, grace & goodness puting off all hyprocracy.

Basicly Isreal was cut off because of unbelief, because without faith, it is impossible to please God. Thanks, JohnR7

>>If it were explainable, it wouldn't be a mystery.

Dave, mystery were only mysterys before Christ was reveiled. Now they have all be explained in Him.

Col. 1:26 the mystery which has been hidden from ages and from generations, but now has been revealed to His saints.

It was 18 months ago, during the Feast of Tabernacles, that Ariel Sharon walked up to the Temple Mount and set the current terrorism in motion.

Now, on another feast day, Ariel Sharon is sending out the troops to stop the terrorism. I'd say that we're heading into the end game, and it won't be pretty.

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Dude,

Why don't you look at it this way, if God didn't have a special place for the Jews, there would be none of them left. They've been persecuted, murdered, terrorized for thousands of years. First by the Eqyptians for 400 years, then by their various neighbors... and always when things got hopeless, God remembered the promise He made to Abraham and came in for them.

That chapter in Ezekiel I mentioned, implies that the current Jewish people don't know God, they are still spiritually "dead" like all non-Christians.

But one day their Redeemer will come for them. And one day the Jews will call on Jesus as Lord. We as Christians should be working toward that goal and helping them.

I wouldn't want to stand in God's way.

I'll let God say the last word here...

Jeremiah 33:23-26
The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah: "Have you not noticed that these people are saying, 'The Lord has rejected the two kingdoms he chose'? So they despise my people and no longer regard them as a nation. This is what the Lord says: 'If I have not established my covenant with day and night and the fixed laws of heaven and earth, then I will reject the descendants of Jacob and David my servant and will not choose one of his sons to rule over the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. For I will restore their fortunes and have compassion on them.' "

Originally posted by GW
no one here has even attempted to refute the opening post of this thread. Namely...

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One guy takes a walk and the PLO declares bloody total war???? And you justify that violence?

You've got a strange way of looking at things.

Originally posted by LyleMetsker
It was 18 months ago, during the Feast of Tabernacles, that Ariel Sharon walked up to the Temple Mount and set the current terrorism in motion.

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Originally posted by Yauming
Why don't you look at it this way, if God didn't have a special place for the Jews, there would be none of them left. They've been persecuted, murdered, terrorized for thousands of years. First by the Eqyptians for 400 years, then by their various neighbors... and always when things got hopeless, God remembered the promise He made to Abraham and came in for them.

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That is SO TRUE! It is a miracle of God, and prophecy fullfilled, that Israel even EXISTS!! How can it be that the whole world stays focused on such a tiny country, except it be of God!

Originally posted by Mandy
I disagree that God is through with Israel. Ezekiel, Daniel, Revelation are clear on this. The Church has not replaced Israel. Paul in Romans stated this. Blindness in part has happened to the Jews until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in. God made an everlasting covenant with Israel which means without end.

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Amen.

Besides: G´d also predict that Israël will be the warzone of the world and the world will let the Israëli´s down. P

Originally posted by GW

It is tremendously important to realize that Jeffrey was correct. For 1500 years there were no attacks against Israel during her feast days [During the Mosaic Age]. However, the siege of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 took place, the city fell, during Pentecost. What are the implications of that attack in light of Exodus 34? The Seven Day War of 1967 took place on Yom Kippur, Israel's most Holy Day. What are the implications in light of Exodus 34? And now, the attack on Passover on 3-27-02. What are the ramifications of this attack, on Israel's Holy Day?

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Hmmzzzz... Not a bright thought of Jeffrey! Since 1948 Israël is the land of the Jews and Israëli´s again. For almost 2000 years they were abanneded from the Holyland. So, it is no miracle Israël was not attacted at the holy feasts.
Besides... it is a very dangerous theory, because Hitler did not look at the calender when he deported Jews and Israëli´s! Think about it when this creap lived in a country next Israël...with that power and charisma!!!

Another thought... 1967... a great miracle. Israël had a very small army and she won! Don´t forget... Michaël is still the archangel of Israël and if you read the news well, you´ll see G´ds hand is upon His nation.

GW

"Jehovah is NOT in any covenant with unbelievers."

So exactly where in Scripture does it say that God has terminated the Noahic covenant?!

Simonline

Amen, Simonline!

I don't presume to know the mind of God, but he did make it very clear through the ministry and saving grace of his son, Jesus Christ that the Church was a new covenant on top of his covenant with th Hebrews. I would not, however, assume that he looks unfavourably on Israel. The jews are adhering to the beliefs of the Old Covenant. They are still looking for the messiah and they don't realize he's been here once already. I commend their faith and I pray that they might join us in the New Covenant.