As the church embraced a theology in which it supplanted Israel, it needed a way to interpret the numerous biblical prophecies about the end-times return of the Jewish people to the land of Israel. In today’s episode of FFOZ Reacts!, Jacob Fronczak responds to the idea that these prophecies should be universalized, and that the land of Israel represents the whole world. (Unfortunately, we cannot locate Ashkelon in North Dakota.) He also touches on the legitimacy of biblical interpretations not found in church history and confronts the idea that Zionism entails an imputation of total righteousness and divine infallibility on the nation of Israel. ‪@RichardDavidLatting‬

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Mark Kinzer-N.T. Wright Debate: N. T. Wright and Mark Kinzer: A Dialogue o...
Danger of Israel-forgetfulness: https://ffoz.org/messiah/articles/isr...
Is the Church Israel 2.0?: https://ffoz.org/messiah/articles/is-...
Zionism EXPLAINED: Should Christians Support Israel?
Should Christians Support Rebuilding the Temple?: Should Christians Support Rebuilding the T...
New Heavens and New Earth: https://ffoz.org/messiah/articles/wor...
Why Michael Knowles Gets Zionism Wrong: Why Michael Knowles Gets Zionism Wrong | F...
Andrew Wilson Opposes Christian Zionism: Andrew Wilson Opposes Christian Zionism | ...
Is Christian Zionism Leading to the Antichrist?: Is Christian Zionism Leading to the Antich...
Israel’s Final War and the Judgment of the Nations: Israel’s Final War—Which Side Are You On?

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