In Genesis
12:2 Abraham is called to be a "great nation" – goy - and much
further on in Scripture, in Romans 4:13,
it is predicted that he "will inherit the world". The journey
from point one to the goal of inheriting the world is one of the main themes of
the Word of Elohim. What station have we arrived at now, on this journey?
The
establishment of the State of Israel spelled the regathering of Judah's nation
in (parts of) the Promised Land. A little later, an awakening toward their
Messiah and Redeemer among a growing remnant within the Jewish people started
to occur. At the same time, another
awakening has been taking place of the redeemed from many nations recovering
their Israelite identity.
With the
acceleration of world events, various agendas, and major shifts in natural
conditions, one cannot help but surmise that the convergence of these two
"awakenings" is closer than ever, and that perhaps sooner than later "saviors
shall come to Mount Zion to judge the mountains of Esau, and the kingdom shall
be YHVH's" (Obadiah 1:21).
However, before
this comes to its conclusion, there are several phases and stages yet to be
crossed, some of which are quite challenging. Revelation chapter 12 gives a
very vivid glimpse into this.
The
revealing of the sons of Elohim poses the greatest threat to the kingdom of the
enemy. He therefore gathers all his forces in order to oppose this eventuality
on all fronts. He raises the powers of Islam, first and foremost against the Jewish state, and with them also the forces of humanism and antisemitism.
But not only the Jewish 'entity' is constantly subjected to assaults. Although
in a totally different way, and without it being life-threatening, the body of
Israelites which is growing in their spiritual and natural revelation of
identity while waiting for their Shepherd's whistle (Zec. 10:8), are also the
object of attacks and nonacceptance from all quarters.
Christianity
with its spiritual and universal ideology certainly cannot accept what would be
termed an 'exclusive' doctrine. Messianic Jews are vehemently opposed to a
group claiming to be Ephriam/Israel (second stick). At the same time, in their opinion only the Jews, Messianic
and otherwise, constitute all of Israel, being also the point of view of
evangelical and Zionist Christians. These hold strongly to the One New Man
vision, of Jews and (forever) Gentiles being united. The Two-House
understanding with its Ephraimite claimants is therefore relegated to the camp
of the heretics, replacement theologists, with some even going as far as
calling these believers the "synagogue of Satan".
While many
among the Orthodox Jews do recognize the need for the return of Israel's
tribes, Yeshua, of course, is anathema to them. One may return as a member of
one of the tribes, but conversion to Judaism is mandatory, and leaving Yeshua
at the door goes without saying.
Secular
Jews, together with the rest of humanity's seculars and adherents of humanism,
are against anything to do with Elohim, especially with their most recent
agendas which defy the Creator in every way possible.
So why are
the Islamists attacking Israel so viciously? Why are the world's humanists so
anti-Elohim? Why is the 'Church' so anti-Torah? Why are Messianic Jews, Zionist
Christians, and even some so-called Hebrew Roots adherents so much against
Ephraimite claimants? Why are religious Jews so against Yeshua? And there are many more 'whys' that can be
cited….
The
ingathering of all of Israel, the sons of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, as the
sons of Elohim, acting as the priesthood of all humanity with the Great High
Priest at their head, so that all creation can be set free is the greatest
threat to the extant kingdom of the enemy/kingdom of man.
"And
it shall come to pass in the place where it was said to them, 'You are not My people,' there it shall be said to them, 'You are sons of the living Elohim'. Then the
children of Judah and the children of Israel shall be gathered together, and
appoint for themselves one head; and they shall come up out of the land, for
great will be the day of Jezreel! (Hosea 1:10-11. See
Romans 8:19-22; Ez. 37:24 ff). "… a stone was cut out without hands,
which struck the image [Man's composite kingdom] on its feet of iron and clay,
and broke them in pieces. Then the iron,
the clay, the bronze, the silver, and the gold were crushed together, and
became like chaff from the summer threshing floors; the wind carried them away
so that no trace of them was found. And the stone that struck the image
became a great mountain and filled the whole earth" (Daniel 2:34-35, emphasis
added).
Is it any
wonder, my friend, that you (and I and those from both houses, especially Judah's, who are still destined to have their eyes opened) are the most endangered species on the face
of the earth?
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