- 09 Oct 2024 05:18
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Wouldn’t a religious Zionist who follows the Torah as faithfully as Christians follow the Bible say he truly believes in the God of Israel? To an outside observer his belief appears parallel to yours and he may be just as hopeful confident about the future. Related to the bus metaphor, there could be three seats on the bus, not just two.
annatar1914 wrote:@Hakeer :
I'm reminded that there are really two countries in the Zionist project:
....And only one is going to make it. Only those who come to truly believe in the God of Israel will survive and even thrive in the years to come. This will happen but it'll take time with growing realization. Last ones standing in Israel will be people like the Arameans, the Jewish Messianics, among others.
I know that you're right of course about Islam, and this is the challenge everywhere. In fact it will be the pressure of that challenge that is moving things.
Wouldn’t a religious Zionist who follows the Torah as faithfully as Christians follow the Bible say he truly believes in the God of Israel? To an outside observer his belief appears parallel to yours and he may be just as hopeful confident about the future. Related to the bus metaphor, there could be three seats on the bus, not just two.