Is Modern Israel a Fulfillment of Bible Prophecy?

Gary interviews Jim Fletcher, author of the book "It's the End of the World as We Know (and I feel fine)" and director of Prophecy Matters. They will go deeper into this topic at the Bible Prophecy Debate on June 19th at Midway Presbyterian Church.

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[revolucha]

@bruisedreed2007 I guess if you repeat lies enough you will think they are facts. God Help you brother but you are clearly misguided.

It is you that needs a history lesson.  Regardless, Truth will prevail over falsehood. God knows best. Best of luck to you.

But really, the Israel defending itself argument is so utterly weak and pathetic that I won't go into a response because you are blind.

[bruisedreed2007]

@revolucha it has been 2 months since you posted but in the hopes of your return to this page I will write this. Newt Gingrich was right when he called these people invented. Check the history and you will discover this. The palestinians want Israel and nothing else. If all Jews must be removed then so be it. God gave the land to the Jews and He is still protecting them. The palestinians place weapons near civilians so that when Israel defends itself they will die. This is not Israel's fault.

[MonoMoth]

These guys should get a real job. What a load of complete nonsense.

[revolucha]

How can the modern state of Isreal be close to serving God's plan? It was founded on terrorism, and continues to treat Palestinians as sub human. Dropping phosphorous bpombs on defenseless civilians cannot be anything

Jesus Christ would condone...... you guys live in fantasy land.

[spit316]

@jimbamboozled Thanks for letting me know so I wasn't disappointed as well.

[venom769]

@Xallia621 The Bible does not say God is completely finished with Israel. Jesus said He will not return until Israel welcomes Him back. Paul spoke of his desire for one day all of Israel to be saved. God made unconditional promises to physical Israel. replacement theology is dangerous, especially when you consider how Israel is a nation again with surrounding nations wanting to wipe them out. If God brought Israel together, is it wise to be against God's plans?

[Xallia621]

@venom769 I don't want to cause division between us, but I find it to be quite often that someone says that this view is unbiblical, yet for it to be such a case, the view would have to lack the Bible in its defense. However, every claim he makes is defended with passages, so it's clearly done by a Biblical approach. Now, as for how a scoffer could use this is beyond me. I challenge you to express why this is unbiblical. For every one reason you come up with, I'm sure I will have two for my view

[venom769]

@Xallia621 well, not every rectangle is a square, but all squares are rectangles. maybe he's not a scoffer, but the teaching is dangerous, unbiblical, and will be used by the scoffers.

[Xallia621]

@venom769 That's because the people you've run into cough up the regurgitated material spoken by the majority. He's not a scoffer just because he teaches differently. That's naive.

[venom769]

I'm unused to this. the only people i have run into over the past 15 years of being Christian who do not believe Israel is Bible prophecy fulfilled are non Christians, or very liberal ones, not believers who actually believe in the Bible. There will be scoffers in the last days(2 Pet. 3:3)