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Old David Bay;
Once again, you choose to lie to support a false argument. All of the verses you have quoted are from the Old Testament. Not one single verse you mentioned from the New Testament supports your arguments. There are not hundreds of verses in the Bible to support Israel. Nothing in the New Testament about Israel that qualifies you to justify the genocide Israel is committing against defenseless Palestinians.
`Isaiah 34:5-8`. refers to a biblical passage that describes God's wrath and judgment on the nations. However, there is no specific mention of Palestine
Obadiah 21 is the last verse of the book of Obadiah in the KJV version of the Bible. "And saviours shall come up on mount Zion to judge the mount of Esau; and the kingdom shall be the Lord's." Esau or Edom is not Palestine. It is Jordan.
Amos 9:14-15 is Old Testament and says: and I will bring my people Israel back from exile. “They will rebuild the ruined cities and live in them. They will plant vineyards and drink their wine; they will make gardens and eat their fruit. I will plant Israel in their own land, never again to be uprooted from the land I have given them,” says the Lord your God.**
This is a prophecy of God's restoration of Israel after a period of judgmentally and exile. It expresses God's faithfulness and love for his chosen people, and his promise to give them a secure and prosperous future in their own land. However, it does not excuse the genocide Israel is committing against Palestinians.
Exodus 14:13-14 is a passage from the Bible that tells the story of how Moses and the Israelites escaped from the Egyptian army by crossing the Red Sea. The passage reads as follows:
"Moses answered the people, 'Do not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverance the Lord will bring you today. The Egyptians you see today you will never see again. The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.'"
THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF PASSAGES IN WHICH GOD PROMISES HIS PEOPLE, THE JEWS, HIS DIVINE DELIVERANCE THAT A BOOK COULD BE FILLED WITH THESE PHYSICAL GUARANTEES. THE ARROGANT MUSLIM SIMPLY HAS NO IDEA OF THE UNLIMITED POWER HE POSSESSES.
IF ISRAEL DOES NOT WIN THESE BATTLES, THEN WE ALL NEED TO FIND ANOTHER GOD TO BELIEVE IN.
The tone that you are using here is potentially harmful as it implies that God is on the side of one group and not another, (the Jews) and that other religions are inferior. This could offend or hurt people of different faiths or beliefs. I respect all people and their right to choose their own path. Please use a different tone that is respectful and inclusive. Do not refute the Muslim as arrogant. Cutting Edge Ministries is arrogant and ignorant because your writers don't understand the Bible.
Your remarks are biased, inflammatory, and disrespectful. The God of Judaism may be your God, but he is not my God. My God is the Christian God of the Holy Bible but clearly, you operate under the God of the underworld – Judaism. You are Zionists. You are not Christians.
What you have said is not factual and objective. It is based on a subjective and controversial topic of the war against the Palestinians in Gaza. By siding with Israel you are using a tone that could mislead or offend the readers. I suggest using a persuasive or analytical tone and be more respectful and balanced because all I can see now is hatred toward a particular group.
Revelation chapter 18 is a vivid description of the fall of Babylon the Great, a symbol of the corrupt and oppressive world system that opposes God and his people. That is the United States. The chapter begins with an angel announcing the doom of Babylon with a mighty voice, saying that it has become a dwelling place of demons and a haunt for every impure spirit and unclean animal. The angel also warns God's people to come out of Babylon, so that they will not share in her sins and plagues. The chapter then depicts the lament of the kings, merchants, and sailors of the earth, who have profited from Babylon's luxury and power, but now see her destroyed by fire in one hour. The chapter ends with another angel throwing a large millstone into the sea, saying that Babylon will never be found again and that the sound of music, joy, and celebration will cease in her. The chapter also declares that God has avenged the blood of his servants that Babylon has shed.
That will be your fate for the current ungodly stance you are now taking.
An ungodly stance is a position or attitude that goes against the will of God or the teachings of the Bible. It is often characterized by pride, rebellion, disobedience, or idolatry. An ungodly stance can have serious consequences for one's spiritual life and relationship with God, as well as for one's earthly affairs and interactions with others. The Bible warns us to avoid taking an ungodly stance and to repent if we have done so. Some examples of ungodly stances in the Bible are:
- The Pharisees and the scribes who rejected Jesus as the Messiah and plotted to kill him (John 8:37-40; Mark 3:6).
- King Saul who disobeyed God's command and spared the Amalekites and their king Agag (1 Samuel 15:1-23).
- King Nebuchadnezzar who boasted about his power and glory and was humbled by God until he acknowledged him as the sovereign Lord (Daniel 4:28-37).
- Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver and hanged himself in despair (Matthew 26:14-16; 27:3-5).
- Ananias and Sapphira who lied to the Holy Spirit about their donation to the church and were struck dead by God (Acts 5:1-11).
These are just a few of the many examples of ungodly stances in the Bible. They show us that taking an ungodly stance is not only foolish but also dangerous. God is not mocked, and he will judge every deed and every word (Galatians 6:7; Matthew 12:36-37). Therefore, we should strive to take a godly stance in all matters, which means aligning ourselves with God's will and word, obeying his commands, trusting his promises, loving him with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and love our neighbor as ourselves (Mark 12:29-31). A godly stance is a position or attitude that honors God, pleases him, glorifies him, and blesses us.
You, people, are liars of the worst kind and deserve whatever judgement God will dish out for your sinfulness against defenceless Palestinians. The language you have used in what you are calling a newsletter is potentially harmful as it expresses hatred and prejudice towards a group of people. I respect your right to have your own opinions, but you go way too far - and there has to be retribution from the Lord.
Asking for money is a very delicate and sensitive topic that should be avoided as much as possible. There are many reasons why you should never ask for money, whether it is from your friends, family, or strangers. Given what you have put up here, you should never ask for money unless it is justified. As what you have put here is just one hated filled load anti-Muslim, pro-Israeli mishmash, you do not deserve a red cent. You should always try to find other ways to solve your financial problems, such as cutting expenses, increasing income, borrowing from a bank, or seeking professional help. You should also be honest, respectful, and grateful when you ask for money, and that is something you are not when you demand financial help that will not be forthcoming except from the dull and dim-witted.
Blessings
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