Bush's most important speech: 60th anniversary of Israel, part 1

It's the most important speech Bush made, because it is beyond politics, whether he realized it or not, or whatever may be the political motives, since it impinges on the kindred hearts of committed Jews and Christians, whether they realize or not, as a historical and spiritual people united by the Tanakh and Brit Hadasha (New Covenant, read Jeremiah 31:31) grounded on the first promises of God made to Abraham in Gen. 12 culminating in Genesis 22 with God asking Abraham to surrender his son which God spares to test Abraham. God is the author of life and has the keys of life and death and could resurrect Isaac. Historically, God Almighty (El Shaddai) offers His only Son (Yeshua or Jesus) in the same way as in Gen. 22 making him the Lamb of Atonement so that whosoever truly believes (trusts) in Him shall have eternal life (true peace) in a sinful and dark world. Denying him will be the denial of true life and the forfeiting of the promises made by HASHEM, this Holy and Covenant God.
Our war is really not against terrorism but sin. Terrorism is a manifestation of the evil sinful heart without peace and forgiveness. Although this speech is eloquent in describing human rights (peace and freedom) vs. terrorism (the deprivation of human rights), it can be used as an illustration of the peace God wants to give us if we do His will and promote His peace (shalom) protecting life (Hayim) at any cost and abolishing hate and evil giving us all the opportunity to worship Him in true holiness which God gives through His Ruach Qadosh (Holy Spirit), as merits of the atonement bought and paid for by the blood of Yeshua, the true and righteous one who will judge the nations and is author of all life and has the power of resurrection. Revelation 19:11-13 says: 11 Then I saw heaven opened, and a white horse was standing there. Its rider (Yeshua) was named Faithful and True, for he judges fairly and wages a righteous war. 12 His eyes were like flames of fire, and on his head were many crowns. A name was written on him that no one understood except himself. 13 He wore a robe dipped in blood, and his title was the Word of God.
The Gospel of John 1: 14 describes Yeshua as Word of God become flesh. To whosoever trusts in the Word of God (Yeshua) and truly believes and obeys Him will have PEACE and Forgiveness of all sins and everlasting promise of LIFE.

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[annaknowsu]

What year did bush make this speech?

[ezktime7]

@annaknowsu ....it was in 2008.....the 60th anniversary of the State of Israel's existence...

[ezktime7]

God can use anyone, remember Cyrus of Persia, he allowed the Jews to return to their land. Bush, whatever may be his motive, continues to protect the sovereignty of the State of Israel in writing and speeches as well as deeds. Politics is complex game of give and take. Romans 10: 1-4, 1Brothers, my heart's desire and prayer to God for the Israelites is that they may be saved. Read on. That's only the first verse. Paul's treatise begins at Romans chapter 9.

[ranchump]

history is clear- those countries that treat jews well prosper. those that treat jews badly- end up in ash heap of history. no accident that u.s. is so strong.

[annaknowsu]

@ezktime7 Oh, So then people who say that he was speaking against Obama here are not telling the truth because Obama wasn't in office yet. He was just speaking in general against anyone who tries to appease the muslim nations.

[snakeshooter1]

China is waiting behin the corner.

[tsharnii]

this man is a dog

[descryIAm]

A country can only be sucessful if it wins the hearts and minds of those it lives with. Unless you go in with big weapons, like a theif, and take over the land. Israel has the right to exist, in my oppinion, just like the Palistinians have a right to exist. Why is it we're recognizing Israel but not Palistine? Does history have any meaning to a 5 year old child. That child just wishes to exist. Why should new generations of people pay for the ignorances and faults of others who lived before them

[descryIAm]

I see the beauty of the future they are aiming for, but they are tarnishing the present that will end up never being forgiven because of the way they are going about it.

Its like saying, let us kill all who we want now, and I will show you I can live in peace later. Its a paradox. People fear, because what's stopping them from taking over another country the same way through this mass murder. Its NOT right! Maybe I'm wrong, but this is the message of today for promise of a peaceful tomorrow.