How does Deuteronomy 28 not completely refute all of Zionism?
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Sure. God promised to bring them back to the land after exile. If they serve other gods upon return, those that are back in the land wont last that long. Doesn't negate that he's bringing them back! Hallelujah, God keeps his promises. And in our day, a modern miracle. Very cool. Since he keeps promises to Israel, Christians can trust him to keep the promises he made to those who serve the King of the Jews too. He is faithful when we are faithless. The same yesterday, today, and forever.
Yes and it completely refutes Zionism. They are serving false gods currently, there’s no wiggle room on this, they deny gods will. Zionism is a denial of gods will.
Israel is repopulated according to the will of God, prophesied thousands of years ago. His enemies gnash their teeth, but cannot stop what is coming.
And they’re Christian now? No? Fascinating
Nearly 2 million are in the world, according to estimates. God is removing the blinders he placed on them in his own timing. Fascinating indeed.