Imagine...

[colen]

that for about 1020 years people have believed in a false holy land, all these years millions of people have pilgrimaged there, have fought and died for the wrong land.
And the true Holy Land is in truth in a lonely, dry and empty place, where few people live who don't even know that the land they walk on is holy.

 

[tampasteve]

Interesting to imagine, but very unlikely since the Holy Land has been continually occupied for millennia and extensively documented. There are certainly things to be discovered that will challenge some of the narrative, but the overall location is without doubt.

 

[Broken Fence]

This is a very interesting article from Israel that ties into the thread. The Christian Hebrew movement.

Four Rabbis Find Yeshua (Jesus) | Israel Today

 

[com7fy8]

My impression is the Holy Land described by the early scriptures included the presently described Israel, plus a much larger area extending from the present legally recognized land of Israel. Therefore, if this is correct, then Jews at this time are not occupying all of the Promised Land.

Another thing > God's word says we in Jesus are "rooted and grounded in love" > Ephesians 3:17. So, already we Jesus people are rooted and grounded in our true earth which is God's love.

"Now hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit who was given to us." (Romans 5:5)

So, indeed our land is not dry!

 

[ViaCrucis]

that for about 1020 years people have believed in a false holy land, all these years millions of people have pilgrimaged there, have fought and died for the wrong land.
And the true Holy Land is in truth in a lonely, dry and empty place, where few people live who don't even know that the land they walk on is holy.

Imagine ignoring thousands of years of documentation, archeology, of continued habitation, well known geography and landmarks, cities, civilizations, societies, history, cultures, all embedded in a well known region of the world--and then to go on the internet make a claim that one obviously is wrong about, and then insist everyone else is wrong because of course it must be everyone else that's wrong.

-CryptoLutheran