Do You Suffer From Israel Derangement Syndrome?

illinoisguy said:
The British-Israelite heresy was propagated by cult leader Herbert Armstrong of the Worldwide Church of God. After his death, the WCG in 1995 publicly repudiated the British-Israelite teaching, but not to worry, we still have nutcases like Glenn Beck to keep this delusion going.
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The WCG repudiated British-Israelism, but there were plenty of splinter groups who continued to affirm the "true teachings" of Herbert W. Armstrong: notably his son Garner Ted Armstrong, and Gerald Flurry of the Philadelphia Church of God, and many smaller factions.

Mormonism, too, is a Lost Tribes cult. Not British-Israelist per se, but there's some overlap: some Mormons believe they are descended from the tribe of Ephraim, and when Mormonism came to Great Britain, many of them also adopted British-Israel beliefs.
 
Ransom said:
There were plenty of splinter groups who continued to affirm the "true teachings" of Herbert W. Armstrong: notably his son Garner Ted Armstrong, and Gerald Flurry of the Philadelphia Church of God, and many smaller factions.
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Yes, there are many breakaway groups who left the Worldwide Church of God when they rejected Herbie's anti-trinitarianism and other heresies. Someone has counted as many as 100 rump groups that carry on the pernicious Armstrong legacy. We need to especially beware of the Living Church of God, sponsor of the "Tomorrow's World" television broadcast and "Tomorrow's World" prophecy magazine. Many evangelical Christians watch and read "Tomorrow's World" and do not realize that these are propagating heresy and false prophecies that don't come true.
 
Bruh said:
I’ll take a stab at this I could probably get it completely wrong.

My guess is, they do not have a son of their own to convince to do the same? Or their son already has a career or already has a family.

My wife’s family believes this war is 100% justifiable but for some reason have not talked to their oldest son (who is 20) to go and fight this patriotic war.

My experience tells me that parents that are for this war always have a reason why they wouldn’t encourage their son to join. For example, the military isn’t a good Christian atmosphere or something like this.

Therefore, the war is reasonable enough for others to send their son but not theirs. How convenient!
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You guessed correctly. Their sons had finished college and started good careers. I'm not going to say any more, or I'll start ranting.
 
Ransom said:
And his ministry pushes British-Israelism, the basis of Christian Identity.
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So Ive read.

Ransom said:
I suppose you expect us to believe the name of a church in Harrison, Arkansas (a hotbed of CI) was a mere coincidence.
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LOL. And Moses supposes his toeses are roses.

illinoisguy said:
Glenn Beck, who is admired by many evangelical Christians, and is used as a speaker by Turning Point USA, in spite of his affiliation with the anti-trinitarian Moron cult, has also advocated the kooky British-Israelite theory:

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The proof? Well, there were 12 tribes of Israel, and 13 original American colonies, so that proves it. Yeah, that makes as much sense as just about everything else that Glenn Beck says.

The British-Israelite heresy was propagated by cult leader Herbert Armstrong of the Worldwide Church of God. After his death, the WCG in 1995 publicly repudiated the British-Israelite teaching, but not to worry, we still have nutcases like Glenn Beck to keep this delusion going.
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I was just going to point out the Mormon parallel myself. Joseph Smith taught, by prophecy, that the American Indians, the Lamanites, were also descendents of Abraham, their ancestor, Laman being one of the sons of Lehi who left Jerusalem in 70 AD and sailed the Atlantic to the new promised land.

And it's an apostate reading of the biblical prophecies that lends credence to Zionism and its sister, Dispensationalism.
 
illinoisguy said:
Glenn Beck, who is admired by many evangelical Christians, and is used as a speaker by Turning Point USA, in spite of his affiliation with the anti-trinitarian Moron cult, has also advocated the kooky British-Israelite theory:

www.wnd.com

Glenn Beck: U.S. identified in Bible * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs

... Read more
www.wnd.com www.wnd.com

The proof? Well, there were 12 tribes of Israel, and 13 original American colonies, so that proves it. Yeah, that makes as much sense as just about everything else that Glenn Beck says.

The British-Israelite heresy was propagated by cult leader Herbert Armstrong of the Worldwide Church of God. After his death, the WCG in 1995 publicly repudiated the British-Israelite teaching, but not to worry, we still have nutcases like Glenn Beck to keep this delusion going.
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Glen Beck also said that on day one of Kash Patel being the director of the FBI that he would release all of the Epstein files.
 
The children shown in the video by Wyatt Wagner are being asked to raise money for the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. This is an Orthodox Jewish organization (not Messianic Jewish) that is run by Yael Eckstein, an Orthodox Jew, daughter of Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein.

Christians may have been duped into believing that they are supporting Messianic Jews when they send money to IFCJ, but this is not true. IFCJ is a strictly Jewish religious organization. All this has been thoroughly documented.

"In a Jews for Jesus newsletter in 2007, Executive Director David Brickner questioned why so many Christians respond to Eckstein’s appeals for projects that have 'nothing to do with reconciling Jewish people to God.'

“'I can understand it to a certain extent, inasmuch as Eckstein’s approach to Christians, in my opinion, is ambiguous at best and has misled many in the church who think he is a Jewish Christian,' Brickner wrote. 'They do not know that some of the funds Rabbi Eckstein collects go to groups that oppose efforts to tell Jewish people that they need to know Jesus as Messiah and Lord.'”

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Read an exclusive report on the financial stewardship of Israel-related ministries—and how your donated dollar breaks down.
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Many fundamentalist churches in America have become basically rah-rah Zionist clubs, for the purpose of organizing Christian financial support for Zionism, and for organizations like IFCJ that promote Jewish religion. For example, see this photo posted on the official web site of First Baptist Church of Lockport, Illinois. This is an independent Baptist church, affiliated with the Association of Independent Baptist Churches of Illinois. I find it strange that Christian children, as well as church-going IFB adults, are being brainwashed to donate their pennies to support the propagation of the Jewish faith rather than Christian causes, but hey, that's just me.

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Netanyahu Ignored Explicit Warning Hamas Was Planning ‘Terrifying Operation’ 10 Days Before Oct. 7 Attack: Report

The Emirati president reportedly warned Netanyahu that Hamas' leader told an intermediary in September 2023 that he was preparing "a terrifying operation."
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According to this article, Bibi was warned by the president of the United Arab Emirates that the Hamas attack was coming, and he did nothing about it. Of course, Bibi denies it. His political rival, Naftali Bennett, insists that the story is true.

It was based on intelligence information provided to Trump by this genius Bibi, which turned out to be faulty, that Trump agreed to get into this war for Bibi in Iran, which has now become a quagmire. Seems to me that at some point, we need to stop taking orders from Bibi or relying on him to tell us what to do in the Middle East.
 
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