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ONE WAY TO GOD: THE LORD JESUS CHRIST The Phillistines did not know God but they called him elohay yisrael (God of Israel: 1 Samuel 5:8). In verse 7, they noted their god Dagon (elohay-nu: god-our) with the same word they used for the Hebrew God of Israel, but there is a difference between a god and God. There is also a difference between having a religion and knowing God personally. Even Samuel at one time did not know (I Samuel 3:7) the Lord (Jehovah). If you learn to know the Lord, you can understand Exodus 3:14 and Genesis 19:24-27. Yeshua is Lord. Also, His genealogy is patrilineal.
Video host, I disagree with your statement that the Jewish are God's people. There are many myths, erring prophecies and cults today. There are many Jewish people (Gentiles: Luke 21:24): not patrilineal Hebrew (Numbers 36:5-13), by the way, and non-Jewish Gentiles that study the Torah and do not know the Lord. Numbers 36:5-13: After the scattering of Babel, nations formed with their own languages. Abraham left Babel and a wicked family. God made him a father of many nations (Gn. 17:4-6). So, we see by the time of Numbers 36 that God had established many nations and a Hebrew people that had descended from Abraham. They were a patrilineal race, which their patrilineal, genealogy is recorded in the Old and New Testament. In this chapter, God established the heirs of the land of Israel intra-racially, not just by race but by distinct tribes within the patrilineal Hebrew race. So, the races through Shem, Japheth and Ham continued through subraces. However, the Hebrew tribes (patrilineal, intra-racial groups) are no longer found (became extinct) sometime after the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus (70 AD). God will still take ownership of his land eventually, but it is occupied by fraudulent, “Jewish” Gentiles (Luke 21:24) at the present. The cult of impostors have been kicked out of several countries in the earlier centuries and for good reason. They were corrupt and always trying to take advantage of those they deceived. As mentioned previously, they even chose the real estate of God for themselves. The great theologian and reformer Martin Luther correctly warned his people against overt, anti-Christians: "You ought not, you cannot protect them, unless in the eyes of God you want to share all their abomination." Links: |
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