How does Deuteronomy 28 not completely refute all of Zionism?
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That’s kinda a problem according to the Bible, are you saying the grafted are denying gods will? Again there no wiggle room here, Deuteronomy is very clear and Zionists are denying gods will.
Jesus removes enmity between the natural and the grafted. The enmity that remains is between those who arent in Christ and the natural branches.
Repeating your proposition doesn't make it true. Many other verses by several pther authors about regathering the exiles to the land and being forgiven by God. enjoy your strong delusion.
Can you name anywhere in the Bible where it says Jews are allowed to worship false gods and remain part of the pact? I’m still waiting…
Did you read the reply chain you're responding to? The premise is more l eople of Jewish ethnicity following Christ today that 1900 years ago. Simply given population trends I would love to hear how you argue otherwise.
Because it’s a non argument, by this argument there are also more Jews denying Christ than ever before. Israel also has the LOWEST concentration of ethnic Jews turned Christians because they aren’t welcome there, in fact a Jewish descendant would have to convert from Christianity to Judaism in order to be granted right of return. In no way is that “Israel/ Zionism following the will of God”. Deuteronomy 30 is explicitly clear, and the new founded Israel is just as denouncing of Christ as their ancestors when Israel and the second temple was destroyed. They are not following gods will and are cursed for it, so is any country or people that aids them.