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FROM TEXAS TO ISRAEL, HERE IS THE STRANGE ALLIANCE BETWEEN ZIONIST CHRISTIANS AND RABBIS TO UNLEASH THE APOCALYPSE


Written by Piero Messina

Texan Zionist Christians and Rabbis play with biblical prophecies to unleash the Apocalypse. While the conflict in the Middle East inflames and there is a risk of escalation on a regional scale, along the Texas-Israel route, a symbolic and religious “plan” has been organized for a rite that opens the doors to the Advent of the Antichrist, ‘Apocalypse.

At the center of everything there is a rite to be celebrated, five Red heifers to be burned alive on the Mount of the Uiivi, a necessary sacrifice to start the construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem. However, the proposed location for this temple, the Temple Mount in Jerusalem’s Old City, is also home to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock shrine, two of the holiest sites in Islam. Obviously, the “plot” between Zionists and Texan evangelical Christians involves the destruction of two of the most important religious sites for Islam.

To accelerate the path towards the Apocalypse, Israel has imported cows from Texas, believed by some to hold the ‘key to fulfilling ancient biblical prophecy’. Reportedly, a massive altar is being prepared in Jerusalem for a ritual that dates back to the time of Moses (Musa). Steeped in religious significance, the events are capturing worldwide attention.

According to the Jewish texts, a Red Heifer is a cow that is entirely red in color, without any blemish or markings, and has never been used for work. This specific type of cow is required for a ritual purification process described in the Hebrew Bible.

After years of research, everything is now ready: the Zionist groups of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem have announced that the rite of the red heifer, one of their messianic rites for the end of time, will be carried out on April 22nd.

According to reports, an official request was submitted to the Israeli police to allow an altar and knives to be brought to the mosque grounds for slaughtering red-haired cows. The rite is part of the process of rebuilding the Jewish Temple, destroyed in 70 AD, whose reconstruction will lead to the appearance of the Messiah of the Jews, who many Christians consider the antichrist.

This rite belongs to the religious tradition of Orthodox Jews. The Jews believe that the rebuilt Temple will bring their Messiah and, from the Temple, the Jews will rule Christians and Muslims. Of course, to do this, the holiest place in Islam after Mecca and Medina, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, must be razed to the ground. The rite was shared by American fundamentalist evangelical Christians: in this way the second coming of Christ himself will be accelerated, which will arrive as predicted in the Book of Revelation after the seven years of tribulation – that is, a world conflict, the destruction of all the Jews who refuse to convert, the rapture (American fundamentalist idea of ​​a sudden “rapture” into heaven of part of the population during the apocalyptic war) and the end of the world.

Behind what appears to be eschatological “madness”, the plot of a precise and coordinated organization emerges: a network of entrepreneurs, university professors and foundations who have been trying for years to make this biblical prophecy come true.

The central character of this story is the Texan breeder and entrepreneur Byron Stinson. The rabbis turned to him to find the 5 Red Heifar to sacrifice. In a long interview given to an online TV channel on biblical prophecies, Stinson talks about the selection of the animals and the way in which they were transported to Israel by ship. Stinson calls himself a “Christian Zionist.” To get the cows to their destination, Stinson said he circumvented federal regulations on the transportation of live animals and the laws in force in Israel. Those beasts entered Israeli soil as “pets”.

Stinson belongs to the network of Zionists and Christians who aim for the Apocalypse. The Texan entrepreneur is a member of the “BonehIsrael” organizations and the “National Gathering for Prayer and Repentance” group.

Stinson explains in detail how he accomplished this mission: “I recently was asked by Jewish Rabbis and friends of mine to help find a pure, spotless Red Cow in Texas, and send it to Israel. These Fathers of the faith have been looking for this perfect cow for 40 years. They need it, to fulfill the following Biblical command of God”.

The operation started in December of 2021, when the Rabbis from Jerusalem inspected 21 Red Heifers found by the BonehIsrael team in Texas. All 21 are solid red perfect heifers. Alla fine ne sono state scelte cinque.

Stinson claims to fully agree with this apocalyptic plan:

“This is why my Jewish friends felt comfortable asking for my help. And why I feel comfortable asking for the help of any Christian in the world that is drawn by the spirit of the Lord to support Israel and to support building the 3rd Temple of God.

I do understand and hear from many, about fears. Fears that the Antichrist is prophesied in many books of the Bible. That he will come and claim to be the Messiah in this 3rd Temple. And yes, the antichrist will come”.

Stinson developed the project together with Rabbi Yitshak Mamo, Uvne Yerusalim professor, a group that preserves Israel’s history and works to educate future generations. Mamo – also affiliated with the “National Gathering for Prayer and Repentance” – purchased the land on the Mount of Olives where the rite will be celebrated. According to the rabbi, the ceremony “It had to be exactly at the front of the place that the priest that made this ceremony can see the Holy of the Holy Place”.

Last year, Rabbi Mamo declared, “We hope that in a year and a half from today, we can make here in this area the ceremony of the red heifer that actually will be the first step to the Temple.” Now everything is ready for the ceremony on April 22nd. Waiting for the Antichrist and the end of the World.

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Scum like this should be gunned down without mercy just like jews.

[U. Dunrouse]

Christianity and the Middle East

The Scofield Bible—The Book That Made Zionists
of America’s Evangelical Christians

Since it was first published in 1909, the Scofield Reference Bible has made uncompromising Zionists out of tens of millions of Americans. When John Hagee, the founder of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), said that “50 million evangelical bible-believing Christians unite with five million American Jews standing together on behalf of Israel,” it was the Scofield Bible that he was talking about.

Although the Scofield Reference Bible contains the text of the King James Authorized Version, it is not the traditional Protestant bible but Cyrus I. Scofield’s annotated commentary that is problematic. More than any other factor, it is Scofield’s notes that have induced generations of American evangelicals to believe that God demands their uncritical support for the modern State of Israel.


BLESSING ISRAEL, CURSING ITS CRITICS

Central to Christian Zionist belief is Scofield’s commentary (italicized below) on Genesis 12:3: “‘I will bless them that bless thee.’ In fulfillment closely related to the next clause, ‘And curse him that curseth thee.’ Wonderfully fulfilled in the history of the dispersion. It has invariably fared ill with the people who have persecuted the Jew—well with those who have protected him. The future will still more remarkably prove this principle.”

Drawing on Scofield’s rather tendentious interpretation, Hagee claims, “The man or nation that lifts a voice or hand against Israel invites the wrath of God.”

But as Stephen Sizer points out in his definitive critique, Christian Zionism: Road-map to Armageddon? (available from AET’s Middle East Books and More): “The promise, when referring to Abraham’s descendants, speaks of God blessing them, not of entire nations ‘blessing’ the Hebrew nation, still less the contemporary and secular State of Israel.”

Notwithstanding this more orthodox reading, The New Scofield Study Bible, published by Oxford University Press in 1984, intensified Scofield’s interpretation by adding, “For a nation to commit the sin of anti-Semitism brings inevitable judgement.”

“Sustained by a dubious exegesis of selective biblical texts,” Sizer concludes, “Christian Zionism’s particular reading of history and contemporary events...sets Israel and the Jewish people apart from other peoples in the Middle East...it justifies the endemic racism intrinsic to Zionism, exacerbates tensions between Jews and Palestinians and undermines attempts to find a peaceful resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, all because ‘the Bible tells them so.’”


THE INCREDIBLE SCOFIELD

In his 2008 book, The Rise of Israel: A History of a Revolutionary State, Jonathan R. Adelman describes the crucial support Israel receives from Christian fundamentalists as “totally fortuitous.” That assertion is belied, however, by the incredible career of the man who wrote “the Bible of Fundamentalism.”

Two years after Scofield’s reported conversion to Christianity in 1879, the Atchison Patriot was less than impressed. Describing the former Atchison resident as the “late lawyer, politician and shyster generally,” the article went on to recount a few of Scofield’s “many malicious acts.” These included a series of forgeries in St. Louis, for which he was sentenced to six months in jail.

Being a “born again” preacher did not preclude Scofield from becoming a member of an exclusive New York men’s club in 1901, either. In his devastating biography, The Incredible Scofield and His Book, Joseph M. Canfield suggests, “The admission of Scofield to the Lotus Club, which could not have been sought by Scofield, strengthens the suspicion that has cropped up before, that someone was directing the career of C.I. Scofield.”

That someone, Canfield suspects, was associated with one of the club’s committee members, the Wall Street lawyer Samuel Untermeyer. As Canfield intimates, Scofield’s theology was “most helpful in getting Fundamentalist Christians to back the international interest in one of Untermeyer’s pet projects—the Zionist Movement.”

Others have been even more explicit about the nature of Scofield’s service to the Zionist agenda. In “Unjust War Theory: Christian Zionism and the Road to Jerusalem,” Prof. David W. Lutz writes, “Untermeyer used Scofield, a Kansas City lawyer with no formal training in theology, to inject Zionist ideas into American Protestantism. Untermeyer and other wealthy and influential Zionists whom he introduced to Scofield promoted and funded the latter’s career, including travel in Europe.”

On one of these European trips, Oxford University Press publisher Henry Frowde “expressed immediate interest” in Scofield’s project. According to a biography of Frowde, although the OUP publisher was “[n]ot demonstrative in his religious views, all his Christian life he was associated with brethren known as ‘Exclusive.’” The “Exclusive Brethren” refers to the group of Christian evangelicals that, in an 1848 split in the Plymouth Brethren, followed John Nelson Darby, the Anglo-Irish missionary generally considered to have been the most influential figure in the development of Christian Zionism, and a major influence on Scofield.


SCOFIELD’S LEGACY

Had the Scofield Bible never been published, American presidents influenced by Christian Zionism such as Truman, Johnson, Reagan and George W. Bush might have been less sympathetic to Israeli demands, and consequently more attentive to U.S. interests. Moreover, the American people could have been spared the pseudo-Christian rants of John Hagee, Pat Robertson and the late Jerry Falwell, not to mention the lucrative End Times Rapture “prophecy” peddled by Hal Lindsey and Tim LaHaye.

But it is the people of the Middle East who have been most affected by an expansionist Israel emboldened by the unswerving allegiance of Christian Zionists led to believe that Scofield’s words are God’s will. Not least among the many victims of the Scofield Bible are 5 million Palestinian refugees whose right to return is fervently opposed by America’s Zionized Christians. Thanks to their indoctrination by Scofield’s unholy book, they believe that Palestine belongs not to the Palestinians—many of whom are fellow Christians—but exclusively to “God’s chosen people.”

https://www.wrmea.org/2015-october/t...hristians.html

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[Ole Massa]

Originally Posted by U. Dunrouse

https://www.wrmea.org/2015-october/t...hristians.html

I don't like bibles with man's commentary in them.

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Scum like this should be gunned down without mercy just like jews.

Maybe all the beaner invaders will do it for us. Stupid jew-fellating Texass cattle ranchers probably hire them.

Why are the SPCA and similar organizations not protesting against the immolation of a live cow by these sicko kikes? Probably for the same reason they never protest blue niggers shooting people's dogs. Because they're cowards and hypocrites. Heroic kwaps and the chosen ones of gawd.