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consuelo's avatar

Having attended a non-denominational. evangelical=zionist , Dispensationalist church for the last six years (and ever-so-slowly getting a clue) and having heard said by multiple congregants "He who blesses Israel will be blessed but he who curses Israel will be cursed" I gather that that view is at least a part of it. A number of people are afraid to utter anything negative about Israel.

J Shannon's avatar

You are correct. In one of my articles, I discuss the part that Darby/Scofield Dispensationalist doctrine has played in advancing/normalizing Talmudic Zionism. It always was a surreptitious attempt to destroy Christianity and it worked very well. That's why people do not understand that Christian Zionism is an oxymoron. The two are contradictory and incompatible.

consuelo's avatar

Would you offer a link to that article you mention?

J Shannon's avatar

In my piece entitled, The Plague that is Zionism: A Scourge on Humanity, I wrote the following: Five events/developments were critical in establishing Zionism as a credible global force. Number 4 was, Cyrus Scofield/John Nelson Darby Dispensationalism. If you go to: https://akajshannon.substack.com/p/the-plague-that-is-zionism

you can read the article and find the section in question.

Crixcyon's avatar

The 10 commandments mean nothing to any government. All governments are thieves, adulterers and murderers. They honor nothing but themselves and seek to covet all goods for themselves. If there be a false God, it is surely government.

Tom Tunes's avatar

I would say that all governments in the world today act as agents for the “thieves, adulterers…”. The wealthy and powerful rulers, few in number but with great wealth at their disposal and secret organizations with which to determine and issue their policy, guide the governments who carry out their wishes. While Zionists surely constitute some of these wealthy, powerful people, they are only a minority of this group of rulers, whose only loyalty is to themselves and their class, and not to any religion, creed, or national entity.