J.D. Hall
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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Which is weird when you cite it all the time.
Or actually, that was Ted Cruz that couldn't remember where it was.
I'm not sure that Ted even knew if it was in the front of the Bible or in the back of the Bible.
No, I have no idea.
But yeah, so Genesis 12, verse 3 says, I will bless those that bless thee and curse those that curse thee.
And from that, and I'm simplifying it, but from that comes this...
more philosophical notion than theological, that we as Christians have a duty-bound obligation to protect and to defend and also to help establish a nation for the Jewish people in Palestine.
And it hasn't always been Palestine, you know.
So, when...
political zionism first developed they had posited morocco and galveston texas ohio siberia different places in texas yeah there was a substantial number of jews there and they thought this could be sort of the safe space for you know judaism worldwide which made sense because you know the united states has always been a pretty hospitable place for jews
But anyways, so far as it concerns Christian Zionism, that is tied to a theology called dispensationalism.
Dispensationalism is a theology invented by John Nelson Darby.
What does the...
word mean dispensationalism?
Well, the term refers to different dispensations of time by which God operates differently and deals or interacts with man differently depending upon what dispensation of time it's in.
So, dispensationalism is juxtaposed against
covenant theology and those are your two basic viewpoints of christians throughout the history of christianity and for the most part there's only those two perspectives um and you can get lost into the weeds really easily yes so john nelson darby he belonged to a bizarre irish sect
It was sectarian.
They had basically schismed their way outside of the established church.
They had several different theological hangups.
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