Comments on: An Alternative Theology of the Holy Land: A Critique of Christian Zionism

By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 01 May 2013 17:50:00 +0000

Matthew Holmes wrote:

“John N. Darby, C.I Scofield, Charles C. Ryrie, were all deeply involved in Freemasonry”

Do you have any evidence/facts to substantiate that allegation?
Thanks.

By: Matthew Holmes

Matthew Holmes — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 03:17:00 +0000

Many truths were brought out in this article, but some very important factors have been missed. First of all it needs to be realized that Zionism finds its roots in the Kabbalah, not the OT Torah. The Kabbalah is the Babylonian mystery religion. This is also the religion of the occult world. This mystical religion is what modern day Judaism is based upon. This is also the source of the Jewish Talmud. Zionism’s goal goes far beyond control of the land of Palestine, its ultimate goal is to rule the world from Jerusalem.
Another very important factor that needs to be addressed is who is behind these atrocious acts that we see taking place in the middle east. Freemasonry is responsible for these criminal acts of violence against human rights. Follow your history back to the Knights Templars, and the crusades which is a part of Freemasonry. Their goal was to regain Palestine, rebuild the Temple, and practice their pagan religion then, but were unsuccessful because it was not in God’s time yet. You’ll also find that Dispensationalism is a direct creation of Freemasonry. John N. Darby, C.I Scofield, Charles C. Ryrie, were all deeply involved in Freemasonry. Their purpose for constructing dispensationalism was to deceive the church into believing that its support of the Jews was the determining factor of blessings and curses for the body of Christ according to Gen. 12:3, and therefore an essential part of the faith.

America’s government is infiltrated with Freemasonry, the Illuminati, a secret society within a secret society, controls our government and many others around the world. The Illuminati’s marks are all over the seal on the back of America’s dollar bill. Why do you think America has been the greatest supporter of modern day Israel? What’s really sad, is not only has Freemasonry infiltrated our government, but they’ve also infiltrated the body of Christ. This is one reason you see Christian Zionism so strong today in America’s churches.

These are essential truths that need to be revealed to the churches, so that they will not become a part of Christian Zionism, because it is a doctrine of the devil (1Tim. 4:1) and hopefully those that have embraced it will repent and cast it out.

I’m just now beginning to learn the disasters of dispensational theology, and the Lord has shown them to me through my knowledge of Freemasonry. I always knew that several doctrines in this theology didn’t measure up to the the biblical teachings of Christ and the New Covenant, ie…pre-trib rapture, two chosen people, two-tier covenant, etc. but when I realized that the men behind the founding of this theology were masons, then the missing pieces to the puzzle have been coming together quickly.

Any who read this and dare to doubt what’s been said, I challenge you to do your own homework and investigate these things for yourself. History will prove these facts. One of the greatest disasters in the church today is they don’t know their history. The old adage…”Those who don’t know their history are doomed to repeat it” is still true today.

I hope this will be helpful to someone!

By: Matthew Holmes

Matthew Holmes — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 03:17:00 +0000

Dispensationalism’s sole purpose was win the churches favor and support of the Jews.

By: S Wesley Mcgranor

S Wesley Mcgranor — Tue, 20 Nov 2012 02:04:00 +0000

Mcwynn1956, there is a New Covenant now. Israel is The Church. Jews have to come to Christ. I would also say that Messianic Jews are an utter perversion…Fulfilled Jews care to comment?

By: S Wesley Mcgranor

S Wesley Mcgranor — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 22:09:00 +0000

Judaizers are mainstream. Thus showing their popular worth. Israel is not of any religious significance to me; other then the birthplace of the diaspora.

By: ladyk

ladyk — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 21:37:00 +0000

Spurgeon was premillennial, not dispensational.

By: Dogan Gregory

Dogan Gregory — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 17:59:00 +0000

I meant to say…. I think he was saved. It does not say that we must repent and turn to God AND don’t believe any aspect of what will be called dispensationalism. Praise Him now and forever.

By: Dogan Gregory

Dogan Gregory — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 17:57:00 +0000

I was reading a sermon by Spurgeon. He said he believes that there will be more people in heaven than there will be in hell. The way he came to that conclusion was the fact of all the babies that have died and will die and all the people that will
be born in the 1000 year reign by Christ on earth. It seems to me that Spurgeon held to some aspects of dispensationalism. Think he was saved….

By: Dogan Gregory

Dogan Gregory — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 17:54:00 +0000

Ummm, Israel is occupying the land so I suppose one would have to say indeed it is their land.

By: Ted R. Weiland

Ted R. Weiland — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 13:47:00 +0000

Sorry, I forgot to include above. For anyone who would want more information regarding the correct identity of the Jews (Judahites) and the gentiles, “The Mystery of the Gentiles: Who Are They and Where Are They Now?” can be read at http://www.missiontoisrael.org/mystery-of-gentiles/index.php.

As a teaser: the Hebrew “goyim” and the Greek “ethne,” the Old and New Testament words usually translated “Gentiles,” are both generic words that simply mean nation(s), making the context where ever they are found and regardless of how they are translated into English, the determining factor in correctly identifying what nation or nations are being referred to. Even the typical capitalization of the word “Gentiles” is incorrect. Moreover, Biblically, there is no such thing as a singular gentile.