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Alabama Blesses Israel
“one new man” (Eph. 2:15) from both the Jew and Gentile. Alabama is
participating in the “wisdom of the ages” as the “Heart of Dixie,”
which was birthed out of the civil war rebellion, is being redeemed to
become the “Heart of the Father” bringing forth true unity in Christ.
Another recent example of true unity on
a regional basis occurred in my
hometown of Huntsville Alabama on
March 26th 2002 when many
Christians of different fellowships in
this area gathered at the Christ our
Passover Unity Banquet. 30 This was the
largest trans-denominational Passover
event ever held with over 1,200 Christians gathered under the banner
“Let there be no strife... for we are brethren” (Gen 13:8). The focus of
the gathering was the body and blood of Jesus because this is what
Passover is all about. It was at the last supper when the Lord told His
disciples, “By this shall all men know that you are my disciples, by the
love you have one to another” (John 13:35). This event was not a false
unity based on setting aside our differences, but it was based on our
agreement that the blood of Jesus is our ONLY access to the Father.
Why should Christians bless Israel? – This is an important question
to answer because it is obvious that many of the actions of the modern
day nation of Israel do not represent the character of Yahoshua (Jesus).
However, Israel DOES have a prophetic role based on the Covenants
that God has made with Israel’s forefathers and our spiritual fathers.
The “Kingdom of God” was indeed taken from national Israel when
their nation rejected the Messiah Yahoshua (Jesus) and it was given to
the Gentiles who believed. However, Israel’s standing as a chosen
nation “for the sake of the fathers” (Romans 11:28, 15:8) is still in
progress now at the end of the age. This is because God’s Covenants
are irrevocable. Technically, the Kingdom of God does not have a
certain ethnic makeup of either Jew or Gentile because God does not
see race. He does, however, recognize and deal with nations. So,
while there has always been a small remnant of Jews who do believe in
their Messiah, the Israeli nation as a whole rejected Jesus. Therefore,
generally speaking, the “Kingdom” was taken from national Israel.
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