Israel

Israel's National Future - G.H. Lang

Israel's National Future - G.H. Lang

Israel's National Future

G.H. Lang

This little book covers a most important subject as suggested by its title. The opening chapter begins by raising the issue of whether Israel has a future or not. The author affirms that it has, but acknowledges that there are those who say, ‘Certainly not, Israel as a nation lost all its privileges and prospects by rejecting Christ - the Messiah.’

San Remo - 100 Years On

Prophetic Witness - April 2020
On the North West Coast of Italy lies the beautiful town of San Remo, a popular holiday resort for Italians and other nationals too. For those of Jewish heritage, San Remo is more than just a holiday resort; it is a place that has great significance in the history and development of the modern State of Israel. Next to May 14th 1948 the most important date in Israel’s latter day development must be surely be Sunday April 25th 1920.
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Q4. When the Jews rejected Christ, did this end God's purposes for them as a nation?

No! No! No! and a thousand times No! God has not terminated His relationship with His ancient people Israel. This fact cannot be overstated, especially in these days when so-called "Replacement Theology" is gaining popularity; asserting that the church has taken the place of Israel in God's plan and purposes. The question posed above, however, is not a new one, nor is it merely a reaction to the falsehood stated. The same question obviously existed in peoples minds in the New Testament days. The great apostle Paul, the theologian of the New Testament, poses this question rhetorically in his treatise on Israel in Romans 9-11. He says, "Hath God cast away his people? God forbid. For I am an Israelite, of the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin. God hath not cast away his people which He foreknew" (Romans 11 :1-2a).
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Q5. Will there be a return to the sacrificial system during the Millennium?

THIS question is one that I have been asked frequently and is probably one of the oldest objections used by our amillennialist friends to try and discredit our position. It does, however, deserve consideration and some explanation. To the first part of the question we can very quickly answer, 'Yes'. There are plenty of scriptures which point to the return of sacrifices in the millennial period. It would be good to examine some of these now: