Amos 3:7

The term was coined by Paul Wilkinson in his book, For Zion’s Sake (see TBC resources), which presents the biblical reasons why Christians need to support the restoration of the modern state of Israel, an endeavor known as “Christian Zionism.” The enemy of that effort is Christian Palestinianism, which includes far more than a concern over the plight of the so-called Palestinian people  They have orgainzed themselves as a cancer in the body of Christ pontificating, ”We categorically reject Christian Zionist doctrines as a false teaching that corrupts the biblical message of love, justice and reconciliation….With urgency we warn that Christian Zionism and its alliances are justifying colonization, apartheid and empire-building.” (“The Jewish Declaration on Christian Zionism,” 2006) (continue reading…)

Christ at the Checkpoint 2012 will be hosted by Bethlehem Bible College. Raed Salah supporters Stephen Sizer and Ben White are due to speak there. Sizer is listed as an organiser.  Bethlehem Bible College has a worrying track record on antisemitism. They sent lecturer Alex Awad to represent the college, and share a platform with Hitler-admirer and Holocaust denier Frederick Tobin in Indonesia. Stephen Sizer also attended this conference in Indonesia, as did Iranian Holocaust denier and Faurisson admirer Jawad Shabarf.  Seismic Shock web page has some good information. (continue reading…)

What is Replacement Theology? Replacement Theology In A Nutshell is a 30 min. HD video by Dr. Ed Hindson of the King is Coming who will give us a short synopsis of Replacement Theology.  Many who subscribe to Replacement Theology are blind to the overall plan of Gods redemptive plan for Israel and the Church.  God has unique destinies for both Israel and the Church.  With the advent of the Social Gospel and Christian Activism, some well meaning but ignorant of Gods plan have rallied around the enemies of Israel calling for the end of Israel.  Is this biblical?  Is God done with Israel? (continue reading…)

The Book of Revelation is the only book of the Bible with a Promise to the reader! Why? What makes this book so special?  One of the reasons this book strikes us as strange is because of our lack of understanding concerning the Old Testament. The Book of Revelation consists of 404 verses that contain over 800 allusions to the Old Testament. These are detailed, along with Chuck’s analysis of the design and structure of this fascinating book. Learn about the past, present and future of the Church and our ultimate destiny. This is an ideal “first study” and foundational for every Christian. (continue reading…)

Dr. Mark Hitchcock and Mr. Hank Hanegraaff debate the date of the Book of Revelation. The debate took place on December 10, 2007 at the annual Pre-Trib Study Group meeting in Dallas, TX. Dr. Hichcock will argue for the AD 95 date. Mr. Hanegraaff will argue for the AD 65 date. While the AD 95 date does not impact the futurist interpretive approach of Dr. Hitchcock’s view, Mr. Hanegraaff preterist view requires an AD 65 date or his view of Revelation is rendered impossible.  The book is a gift from God to His Church for NOW and those who will endure the Tribulation.  (Daniel’s 70th week) (continue reading…)

Replacement Statement

The Catholic Church has for years been trying to repair its image as an institution steeped in anti-Semitism. But Bustros’ remarks make fairly clear that the Vatican remains as dedicated as ever to replacement theology – that teaching that says God has tossed aside the Jews, despite is irrevocable promises to them, and that “the Church” has instead inherited those promises. (continue reading…)

Replacement Theology, Part 3

While not evil in itself, Replacement Theology has been a dangerous tool in the hand of the Devil. It changed Christendom’s attitude toward Jewish people, fomented contempt for ethnic Israel, and recast the Scriptures from a Jewish book to a Gentile one. It also changed the meaning of Scripture, particularly when it comes to eschatology—the doctrine of future things—as we shall see. (continue reading…)