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URsomoney's avatar

This just proves that these evangelical Christians havent a clue about their faith. Jesus was the fulfillment of the covenant & the Jewish people rejected him. Understandable that the Jews that rejected our Savior still believe they’re the chosen people - but why would evangelical Christians believe this- it’s absurd. As usual it’s either ignorance or malice.

Canute's avatar

Evangelical Christians completely swallow the Schofield Bible of 1904. It was financed and published by Zionist attorney in NYC - Samuel Untermeyer. Untermeyer paid and financed US scammer, Schofield to lend his name to the work, which completely distorts the New Testament into a Jesus was Jewish bullshit argument and focuses solely on Israel's glory. Morons like Huckabee and Hegseth buy into this fabrication.

URsomoney's avatar

Yes - either ignorance or malice.

Angie English's avatar

We Christians don’t believe a temple brings the return of Christ. We believe the temple brings the fulfillment of Bible prophesy that will introduce the Antichrist to the world, and specifically to Israel -the same antichrist whom Jews will mistakenly believe is their savior. This will mark the beginning of the 7 year tribulation. Jesus’ return happens at the end of the 7 year tribulation.

Tazz Taz's avatar

Technically maybe but that might actually be splitting hairs … same outcome … just a step in between the same eventual outcome.

Tazz Taz's avatar

Great documentary. Thank you! Appreciate all your dedicated research work and great clear delivery too in delineating the various threads in this complex subject.

Cradle of help's avatar

I think we ought to track all of the red cows and head down to Texas and give them GREAT BIG HUGS‼️🤗😂🫂

Frontier Academy's avatar

What stands out in pieces like this is not the claim itself but the pattern underneath it. Every major geopolitical shift begins long before the public narrative catches up. The visible events are just the surface expression of deeper structural movements: resource consolidation, technological leverage, demographic pressure, and the reorganization of old alliances. People focus on the headline, but the architecture is always older than the story.

The interesting part is how these “secret projects” function symbolically. They reveal where a nation believes its future vulnerabilities actually are. Not the ones it talks about publicly, but the ones it is quietly reorganizing around. That is the real signal. The mist around the details is less important than the direction of the architecture itself.

Whether the specifics here prove accurate or not, the underlying movement is the same: states preparing for a world where traditional power structures no longer guarantee stability. The public sees conflict. The architecture sees reconfiguration. And that reconfiguration is already underway, regardless of which narrative ends up being correct.

svartberg's avatar

The american was hijacked by the schofield bibel.

https://substack.com/@janasutoova/note/c-335549063?r=2y78jv