Home arrow Israel arrow The Importance of Israel arrow What's Israel Got To Do With Europe?

Subscribe to our RSS Feed

 


Text Size
A+ | A- | Reset

Information
Home
The Vision
About Us
Israel
Prophetic Words
News
European News
Downloads
Get Involved
Contact Us
Links
Archives
Reports
Prayer Initiatives
Prayer Alert!
Connections
Directory
Events Calendar
Latest Events
His Isles 2 Prayer Conference
February 4 - 07, 2009
(England)


View Full Calendar
Latest Directory Listings
Interactive
Photos
Forum
Site Help
Site Map
Login
Remember me
No account yet? Register

Search
This Site:

Advertisement

What's Israel Got To Do With Europe? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Jeremy Gadd   
Tuesday, 03 July 2007

Photo of a Jewish boy reading the ScripturesIsrael is, and always has been, God's covenant people. We cannot understand God's purposes for our own nation or the nations of the world outside of God's plans and purposes for Israel. Paul refers to the 'mystery of Israel' in the book of Romans and indeed many people are put off praying for Israel as they don't understand God's plans for the nation. Still worse, many parts of the Church have taught for centuries that God has rejected the Jews and now the Church has replaced them.

In Psalm 122 v.6 God commands us to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. In Genesis 12 v.3 God made a promise to Abraham, the father of the nation of Israel, that he will "bless those who bless you, and the one who curses you I will curse". The Church today has a choice whether it wants to receive that blessing or not. It's a promise from God that we will be blessed if we bless Israel!

So we want to honour God's chosen people, the Jews, on this web site.


Links to Israel ministries in our Directory.



Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites
Reddit! Del.icio.us! JoomlaVote! Google! Live! Facebook! StumbleUpon! Yahoo! Free social bookmarking plugins and extensions for Joomla! websites!
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 September 2008 )
  No Comments.
You need to login or register to post comments.
Discuss...