The NXR Podcast - NXR Livestream - The History of Replacement Theology Vs Zionism

00:00:00 All right, we've got two teams at play here. Here are the teams. Standing in one corner,

00:00:04 you have team replacement theology, also known as team fulfillment theology, that Christ is the

00:00:11 promised seed, the fulfillment of every biblical prophecy that we find in the Old Testament. It is

00:00:16 team Christian theology, team biblical theology, team Catholic, in the truest sense, theology. 0.85

00:00:22 In the other corner, you have Team Novel, Team Heresy, Team Dispensational Zionism, 0.82

00:00:30 Team Destruction and Poison to These United States of America, 0.84

00:00:34 Team MIGA, Make Israel Great Again, Team Traitor. 0.84

00:00:39 Those are the two teams. 0.55

00:00:40 Let me read off a few of the teammates so that we have everything clear.

00:00:44 In the Replacement Theology team, Replacement Theology, just for the record,

00:00:48 It is a pejorative that was coined by radical, dispensational Zionists who were beholden to

00:00:56 Israel above orthodox, historic Christian doctrine.

00:01:00 It is not replacement theology.

00:01:02 It is simply Christian theology.

00:01:04 It is biblical theology.

00:01:06 It is, if anything, fulfillment theology that Christ fulfills every biblical prophecy that

00:01:12 we find under the Old Covenant.

00:01:13 On this team, we have Athanasius, Clement, Jerome, Irenaeus, Ignatius, Justin, Origen,

00:01:21 Chrysostom, every pope ever, all the Protestant reformers, the Eastern Orthodox, the Puritans,

00:01:27 nonconformists, Anglicans and Episcopalians, both the Calvinist and early Arminians,

00:01:32 early Congregationalists, the Presbyterians, the Lutherans, the Particular and General

00:01:37 Baptists, the Augsburg and the Heidelberg, the Canons of Dort, Westminster, the Second

00:01:42 London, 1689 Confession, the 39 Articles, Abstract of Principles, Tyndale, Wycliffe,

00:01:49 Knox, Zwingli. We also have Spurgeon, John Gill, Edwards, Whitfield, Holmes, both of the Wesleys,

00:01:55 Turreton, Baxter, Watson, Bunyan, Henry, Keech, Fuller, Boyce, Hodge. We also have Lloyd-Jones

00:02:02 in Warfield, Machen, Van Til, Packer, and Sproul. That is team replacement theology, again,

00:02:10 fulfillment theology christian lowercase c catholic theology on the other side dispensational

00:02:17 radical zionism novel new it is heterodox at best it is heresy at worst on that side you have

00:02:26 post 1907 charismatics the theological illiterate bottom rung of low church evangelicals the orbit

00:02:34 of Dallas Theological Seminary, people who listened to CCM, denominations that ordain

00:02:40 both women and homosexuals, the New Apostolic Reformation, TBN, Mormons, and absolutely no

00:02:47 one, and I repeat, no one prior to 1821. Congratulations. What a team. In today's 0.62

00:02:54 episode, we're going to be getting into the recent interview between Tucker Carlson and

00:02:58 Kerry Bowler, who was actually personally removed by Donald Trump from the Religious Liberty Council.

00:03:07 This is a big deal. This is worm tongue whispering into the ear of the king. We have Donald Trump

00:03:13 asleep at the wheel, right? This guy was good in his political instincts at first. He's always

00:03:20 been bad, though. Let's not forget who Donald Trump really is. I'm grateful for the wins. I'm

00:03:25 grateful for the ways God in his providence has used him as a King Cyrus in the past.

00:03:29 But those days are long gone. We need to wake up and smell the coffee, recognize who Donald Trump

00:03:35 is today, who he was prior. There was some political zeal, right? There was some courage,

00:03:41 some willingness to test things and even threaten certain wicked ideologies in the White House,

00:03:49 in Washington, that needed to be threatened, that needed to be pulled down. But even then,

00:03:54 the best of Trump, a Trump long gone at this point. Sadly, theologically speaking, politically,

00:04:00 there were some things to boast of. Theologically, the guy has always been a 1990s liberal Democrat.

00:04:07 He is not, from what we can tell, regenerate. He is not Christian in the truest sense, but rather

00:04:12 has hijacked Christian rhetoric in order to appeal optically to the masses, especially

00:04:20 evangelicals in the republican party that's pretty much who trump is that's who he has always been 0.52

00:04:27 he is open to a word of faith prosperity heretical zionist dispensational false teachers on their 0.99

00:04:36 third marriage such as paula white paula white is whispering a bunch of voodoo garbage theology 0.96

00:04:44 into the ear of the president, and when someone who actually is holding to a traditional Christian 0.90

00:04:51 view as it pertains to Christ's fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy, not giving in to the novel

00:04:57 interpretations of dispensational Zionism, she was promptly removed from the Religious Liberty

00:05:04 Council. Paula White whispering into the ear of Trump, and Trump has essentially, what he has

00:05:10 communicated by this decision and the firing of Cary Bowler is that traditional historic

00:05:17 Christian theology is not welcome in the White House. It is not welcome when it comes to those 0.93

00:05:24 in the driver's seat politically for this nation. What we essentially have witnessed is

00:05:29 the president of the United States condemning the orthodox historic Christian faith. I'm going to

00:05:37 say that again. What we have witnessed is the President of the United States of America

00:05:42 publicly condemning the Orthodox, historic, traditional Christian faith. That's a big deal.

00:05:49 And that's what we're going to be breaking down in today's episode, giving you the history,

00:05:54 the Christian history of our faith, what all the fathers have taught in regards to Israel,

00:06:00 in regards to this idea of, is it Christ as a promised seed of Abraham? Or is it some future

00:06:07 nation state that did not even exist at the time that eventually we would find fulfillment to these

00:06:13 prophecies in 1948? That's what we're going to be discussing. Tune in now. This episode is brought

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00:07:52 an accident. All right, we have a show for you today. Let's go ahead and first just line out

00:08:17 the situation before we get into some of the theology and the Christian history. First,

00:08:22 let's talk about Kerry Bowler. Let's talk about Donald Trump. Let's talk about Paula White. What

00:08:25 is it that just took place, and why is it significant? Well, it doesn't matter if you

00:08:30 are going to the grocery store, if you are sitting on a panel in front of the Senate,

00:08:33 if you're testifying in front of a judge. Everybody right now is talking about Israel.

00:08:39 Since October 7th and the attack that Hamas leveled against southern Israel, everyone has

00:08:43 been talking about where does Israel fit in? Where does Israel fit in geopolitically? And

00:08:47 especially for Christians. How do we think of Israel now as Christians? How do we think of

00:08:52 those that at one time seemed to have promises made to them for the land, but now on the other

00:08:57 side of Christ have rejected him, have cast off their Messiah? How do we think about Jerusalem,

00:09:01 the holy city, the holy land? Where does that fit in to our theology? And nowhere was this

00:09:06 more on display than last month, February 11th. Kerry Bowler is one of the appointees to a Trump

00:09:12 created Religious Liberty Commission. What Trump established last year in May of 2025 was a

00:09:17 Religious Liberty Commission to essentially safeguard religious liberty for all faiths

00:09:22 across the United States. Now, it was not just Christians on that commission. There was a Muslim

00:09:27 woman at one point. She left after comments on the war on Iran. I think at one point there was

00:09:32 even a rabbi or a Jew included in this. So this was not a Religious Liberty Commission specifically

00:09:37 for safeguarding the rights of Christians. That would be a true Religious Liberty Commission.

00:09:42 It's not the religious liberties of Hindus and Muslims and Jews and anyone else who claims a 0.78

00:09:46 religion no uh there should be freedom of religion to practice the true religion that's the religion 0.96

00:09:51 that deserves protection the public square and other religions that are false it's actually 0.95

00:09:55 unloving to your neighbor to protect their right to public idolatry right so we are not in favor of 0.99

00:10:00 freedom of idolatry is not a virtue no and it's not loving to your neighbor that's not what the 1.00

00:10:06 founders intended they could not conceive of millions and millions of muslims coming into 0.99

00:10:10 of the country, neither did they conceive of ultimately the country being in a stranglehold

00:10:15 from Israel and Judaism, Talmudic Judaism. That's not what they conceived of. So what the First

00:10:20 Amendment, when we see Congress, what's the first word of the First Amendment? Congress at the

00:10:27 federal national level shall not declare that any particular subset, denomination, this is what they

00:10:32 were getting at because this is what they were fleeing, right? Nobody is doing politics or

00:10:37 theology, for that matter, or anything in a vacuum. Everyone is a product of place and time. In other

00:10:42 words, everyone is the product of providence, God's sovereignty, God's providence at that time.

00:10:47 What were they fleeing from? They were fleeing from what they perceived in their consciences as

00:10:51 certain religious abuses from the Church of England, and they wanted to be able to worship

00:10:56 God freely according to their conscience. They were not trying to carve out a position for H-1B

00:11:01 visas to usher in hinduism into the nation or or atheism for that matter or islam or judaism they

00:11:09 were trying to say uh that the christian faith is the true faith and we see all the founders whether

00:11:15 it's washington you know or or this guy or that guy adams jackson they're all paying homage to

00:11:20 the the triune god um they they know that christianity is true what they're trying to allow

00:11:26 for is for the baptist to be able to worship according to their conscience and the methodist

00:11:31 and the Episcopalians and the Anglicans and the Presbyterians, these things, and even some space

00:11:36 for the Catholics. Although it was primarily a Protestant project, an early foundation of

00:11:41 America, you have Maryland, you have certain pockets of Catholicism that were permitted

00:11:46 because again, they worship the triune God. It's still under this big banner of Christian faith. 0.75

00:11:52 And so when they say in the first amendment that Congress shall make no law, they're saying that 0.99

00:11:58 at the congressional level, at the federal national level, we will not have these United 0.68

00:12:03 States be formally Baptist or Presbyterian or Catholic or Anglican to where other Christians

00:12:11 who worship differently and have other interpretations would all of a sudden find

00:12:17 themselves in legal jeopardy. You can't read the Constitution and you can't read the amendments

00:12:24 in a vacuum you have to recognize that there's a context that precedes all of this so we need to

00:12:30 get back to authorial intent right right that the authorial intent to the first amendment was not

00:12:35 freedom of idolatry and if it was if it was and we actually determined that i'm convinced it's not

00:12:41 but if it was then guess what the founders were wrong and we need to fix that because god will

00:12:46 not bless a nation that has as one of its core values freedom of public idolatry right we are

00:12:52 Christian first, right? Constitution second, Christian first. Yeah, I mean, it's safe to say

00:12:58 they would have had, the founders, that is, they would have had no concept whatsoever of Mohammedans,

00:13:03 for example, living amongst Christians. That would have been utterly preposterous to them 0.73

00:13:07 at their time. But also, if you think, take to your point of authorial intent, you take an

00:13:11 originalist approach to the Constitution. We've said this before on the podcast, but

00:13:16 But if it were the case that in the Constitution, in the First Amendment, by instituting this freedom to exercise religion clause, they meant that no state could have its own instituted religion or instituted denomination, then the burden is on the persons making that claim to demonstrate why then you had several states.

00:13:36 I think it was seven of the 13 colonies after the ratification of the Constitution, which would have been like 89 or 88 or 89, why they would have been allowed to have those specific denominations.

00:13:48 So I'm thinking North Carolina, for example, or having qualifications, religious qualifications for office to be governor, to be a representative.

00:13:54 You had to be a Trinitarian Christian, for example, in North Carolina and many other colonies after the ratification.

00:14:00 So these would now be states after the ratification of the Constitution.

00:14:03 More than that, though, if you look at the persecution of the quote-unquote Mormon church in the 19th century,

00:14:09 nobody was batting an eye, nobody was making a constitutional argument, for example,

00:14:13 that Mormons should actually be able to practice polygamy,

00:14:16 and the federal government shouldn't be precluding them from doing that,

00:14:18 because it's a religious freedom for them to be able to—nobody was making that argument.

00:14:22 So, of course, this is a modern reinterpretation.

00:14:24 This is fundamentally the same liberal framework that the Supreme Court's used for 120 years.

00:14:28 It's a classic case of the pendulum swinging.

00:14:30 So in Europe, laws around religion and even around marriage, they really were pretty restrictive.

00:14:34 If you read the stories of German immigrants that came to Texas, if a young man didn't own land, he was not permitted to marry.

00:14:41 And so there's these families living under, whether you had a state-run church, whether you had property laws, 0.56

00:14:45 under a system that there was a reason they made those laws, but ultimately they'd become pretty stifling.

00:14:51 And so America is kind of this pendulum swinging in the other direction.

00:14:54 Well, we've experienced persecution at the hands of the state.

00:14:56 We've experienced laws that are very restrictive on the working class.

00:14:59 And so we're going to design America to be much more open, much more free in these regards.

00:15:03 And there's something good in there, the freedom of the conscience, the freedom from the state coming in and saying, do you have your license to preach and throwing people in jail for a decade over that.

00:15:12 So there's a good pushback against that.

00:15:14 But again, to that time, in that case, it's like, OK, Washington had a letter, for example, to Hebrew congregants.

00:15:20 There were some Jews there.

00:15:22 Never in his mind was he thinking, though, they would have a synagogue on the town square. 0.81

00:15:25 So they were perfectly fine when it was 1% out of a 99%, at least nominally, 99% Christian country. 0.81

00:15:32 Again, to the point we could have never imagined, especially immigration fueling this, 0.88

00:15:35 because we were still 90% Christian in 1950.

00:15:39 Immigration brought in a ton of other religions,

00:15:41 and they were happy to take on this language of religious liberty, religious freedom.

00:15:45 We just want to practice our religion too.

00:15:46 So in the time, it was a good pushback against the excesses of a state that had a lot of power

00:15:51 and got a little bit head over its heels. 1.00

00:15:54 However, pair that with third-world immigration, the whole system breaks down. 0.96

00:15:58 Carrie Bowler was called to a panel.

00:16:00 There's a panel testifying about anti-Semitism and the White House.

00:16:03 And so she's the commission leader, again, of the Religious Liberty Commission,

00:16:08 aimed for religious liberty, protecting religious liberty for Americans.

00:16:11 And while she was there, she pushed back very strongly against the notion that anti-Semitism is on the rise,

00:16:17 that traditional Christian theology is in and of itself anti-Semitic.

00:16:21 one of the things that she said is she said, I'm a Catholic, and Catholics are anti-Zionist. Now,

00:16:25 to be clear, Zionism is a subset of a larger doctrine of beliefs about the Jews. Zionism

00:16:31 is the particular view that the Jews that wandered Europe for 2,000 years, that they are the direct

00:16:37 descendants of the Jews who were originally removed from the land when the Romans sacked the

00:16:40 temple, and that they have a right, even having wandered all of these years, to establish a home

00:16:46 in Israel, to have autonomy in that region, and to ultimately conduct their own affairs. 0.65

00:16:51 So Zionism is a subset of that.

00:16:53 That's distinct from this whole idea of anti-Semitism.

00:16:56 It's distinct from who are the Jews, are they God's chosen people or not.

00:16:59 That's more a geopolitical. 0.88

00:17:01 Zionism is the Jews have a right to that land. 0.86

00:17:04 Now, traditional Catholic theology has said, well, that land, it's Christians.

00:17:09 That's the land where Jesus walked.

00:17:11 That's the land, the tomb that he rose from, the tomb of the Holy Sepulcher.

00:17:16 that's there. That belongs to Christians. And so Catholic theology and Protestant theology, 0.63

00:17:21 they've all held, for the majority of church history, Zionism, we're not a fan of it. It's 0.96

00:17:27 not our political doctrine. It's not something we have to theologically support. Some Christians

00:17:31 most certainly do. Again, that's downstream of dispensationalism. As we talked about on Friday, 0.99

00:17:36 in dispensationalism, you need the Jews in the land to build the third temple to bring about 1.00

00:17:40 the end times. So some Christians support Zionism because Zionism gets them the temple that gets 0.90

00:17:45 them the end times. The majority of Christian history and doctrine has said, no, they don't

00:17:50 have an inherent right to that land. That land belongs to Christians. And so Zionism, downstream

00:17:55 of whatever it is you think about the Jews as a geopolitical project, we don't necessarily

00:17:59 support. And she pushed back and said, Catholics are anti-Zionist. Does that make me anti-Semitic?

00:18:04 Is every Catholic, all 1.3 billion Catholics in the world, are we all anti-Semitic because we

00:18:09 don't support Zionism? Right. Yeah, I want to just mention for a moment, you know, like Ted Cruz has 0.97

00:18:14 come out and said that, you know, saying Christ is king is the equivalent of saying, I hate the 0.96

00:18:20 Jews. Or, you know, people said anti-Zionism is anti-Semitic, or Catholic theology is by nature 0.64

00:18:28 anti-Semitic, or Christian theology is by nature anti-Semitic. I just want to state for the record

00:18:34 that these comparisons are comparisons that the Zionists are making, not comparisons that

00:18:40 christians are making no christian is leading the way and uh and starting initiating the discourse

00:18:45 by saying um to be uh truly and faithfully christian you must be anti-semitic instead

00:18:52 right because the sequence actually matters here instead what what comes first is you have 0.62

00:18:57 radical zionists who are ultimately beholden to israel and and not just religious religiously

00:19:04 speaking they're heretical um politically speaking they are traitors to this these united 0.83

00:19:09 States of America. But it is that group that is initiating and starting the discourse. They are

00:19:15 the ones who are saying Catholic theology is inherently anti-Semitic, or traditional, you

00:19:20 know, historic Christian theology is inherently anti-Semitic, or to say Christ is king is equivalent 0.96

00:19:26 to saying, I hate Jews. We would continue to maintain that it's not, that it is not. To be 0.70

00:19:33 anti-Zionist is not to hate all Jewish people. We would maintain that. However, if this rhetoric

00:19:39 ultimately is what wins the day, if this rhetoric wins the day and it's either historic faithful

00:19:45 Christian theology and therefore anti-Semitism or pro-Zionism but abandoning the historic

00:19:54 Christian faith once and for all passed down to the saints, then I'm going to go in that first

00:19:59 category. But let the record maintain that I didn't frame it with those terms. I'm not the

00:20:07 one. We are not the ones leading the discourse saying, hey, historic Christian faith is inherently

00:20:12 anti-Semitic. We're not saying that. But if this false dichotomy ends up winning in the public

00:20:19 square of rhetoric and words and the way that things are framed, then yes, I will choose 0.54

00:20:27 the side of anti-Semitism if the radical Zionists make it so that anti-Semitism is synonymous with

00:20:36 loving the Lord Jesus Christ. If those are my options, right? If it's love Jesus and be anti-Semitic

00:20:43 or be pro-Israel and deny the Christian faith. Such a good point. Then, okay, then I'm anti-Semitic. 1.00

00:20:49 Right. Now, I would like to, again, maintain that I'm not. I think that that's a false dichotomy.

00:20:54 but this is the way that ted cruz is framing it this is the way that mark levin is

00:21:00 framing it this is the way that paula white is framing it and so then you have people who are

00:21:05 saying well if if this if this is what you're forcing me into right you what's what's the cause

00:21:12 of the rise of anti-semitism well there's a lot of things right uh one is glassing gaza you know

00:21:17 um these past two years on the world stage for everyone to see but another part of what's driving

00:21:23 this sentiment among not just a few, you know, 17 people on 4chan, but in the masses, like in

00:21:30 the Republican Party and the Democrat Party. Pretty much everyone under the age of 45, 50 years old

00:21:36 now is turning sour on Israel. Part of it is because Bibi Netanyahu is a blatant warlord and

00:21:46 his actions on the world stage. But part of it also is because we have traitors in our midst here 0.70

00:21:51 in America that are beholden to another nation above ours, and that's in the political side of 0.60

00:21:57 the aisle, but in the religious side, are constantly shoving down our throats that we

00:22:02 have to ultimately, in order to be loving, sufficiently loving enough towards Jewish

00:22:10 people, we have to deny core aspects and tenets of historic Christian doctrine. And if you keep 0.80

00:22:17 going down that path, then what you're going to have is a bunch of people like me saying,

00:22:23 well, then screw it. Fine. Fine. I'm anti-Semitic. Yeah, that's a great point. We have to remember

00:22:29 that they're the ones who made the crux of Zionism, the centerpiece of that position, 0.89

00:22:34 a religious doctrine, and more precisely, a theological error. So you don't really get to

00:22:40 accept the framing of debate. And so long as Zionism has even been a concept in the popular

00:22:46 conscious here in the West, it's always been, there is a theological grounding. We look in

00:22:51 history, and it's the Jews being persecuted, and it's all theological, it's all spiritual, 0.98

00:22:56 and Christians ought to recognize that reality, otherwise they hate, one, they hate God, first

00:23:02 and foremost, is the argument that they make, but then they hate Jews more specifically, 0.98

00:23:07 and it's just preposterous. It is difficult to overstate how fundamentally modern the concept

00:23:14 of the Jews, the modern-day Jews, as Israel is.

00:23:19 I mean, in Christian life and faith,

00:23:21 no one has ever thought that.

00:23:23 No one has ever thought that until 70 years ago.

00:23:25 I do want to agree real quick with Wes

00:23:27 and what he said previously.

00:23:29 It is important that Christians recognize

00:23:31 that you don't need to say,

00:23:34 I understand that in terms of messianic prophecies

00:23:36 and fulfillment of Scripture

00:23:37 and all these kinds of things,

00:23:39 there is no explicit promise

00:23:41 in the Old or New Testament,

00:23:43 in the biblical canon that says Christians will physically literally capture the holy land

00:23:48 in the Middle East. And so that does not need to occur in order for all these messianic prophecies

00:23:56 to be fulfilled. That said, right, so I recognize that it's not biblically explicit as something

00:24:01 that must take place. That said, there's a lot of wiggle room between this has to happen and it's

00:24:07 promised that Christians, actually not Jews, not Muslims, but Christians possess this land. 0.74

00:24:13 That is not a, in terms of biblical prophecy, a must. However, there's a lot of room between that

00:24:18 recognizing it's not a must and way over here on the other side saying that this land has no

00:24:24 significance at all. I would say that the land actually is significant and it rightly should

00:24:29 belong to Christians. It should belong to Christians theologically speaking, but it should

00:24:34 also belong to christians geopolitically why because christians are the ones who have blood

00:24:39 and sweat and died and paid billions and billions of dollars um it's not as though israel captured

00:24:46 this land well actually what israel did when the persians took jerusalem in ad 600 they slaughtered

00:24:52 christians by the thousands as they were leaving jerusalem as payback for how they stopped them 0.78

00:24:57 from having their religious liberty so what do they contribute as far as blood and sweat and 0.73

00:25:01 everything to Jerusalem. Oh, let's see, they slaughtered Christians by the thousands on that 0.99

00:25:05 land because they hated them. That's right. Whereas Christians died to take it back from 0.98

00:25:08 the Muslims. Right. And my point is to say, even if you're not theologically astute, or you don't 1.00

00:25:17 really have a dog in the fight, maybe you don't identify as Christian or this, that, or the other,

00:25:23 just politically, practically speaking, we're the ones that put Jews back in Israel, and we're the 0.84

00:25:29 ones who keep jews in israel um they didn't achieve this this land they didn't they couldn't

00:25:36 have done it it was western christian nations that made this happen and it was british britain 0.67

00:25:41 losing the will to hold all this land that they had and the jews continuously over decades please 0.83

00:25:47 give us this land please declare that it's ours we want to go back some blackmail please and after 1.00

00:25:51 two world wars right britain was finally like we're exhausted we give up and boom they announced

00:25:56 the jewish state and then truman on the united states side international jury immediately

00:26:01 recognizes it so you have the most powerful nation in the world not ravaged by the last

00:26:04 two world wars recognizing your sovereignty a british empire unwilling to hold it within an 0.86

00:26:10 hour within minutes he was pressured by international jews that you really need to do 0.75

00:26:15 this for us this is really important so you establish it you declare it the most powerful 0.52

00:26:19 nation in the world agrees to it also declares their support for you all the other nations in

00:26:23 the region decimated by war boom right so so my point is again a lot of room between uh this land 0.97

00:26:30 must be captured by uh muslims or by jews or by christians in order for the scripture to be 0.90

00:26:37 fulfilled we would disagree with any of that it does not jesus could return right no no man knows 0.86

00:26:42 the day or the hour um but it could be the father's will for jesus to return whether this land is

00:26:48 currently in possession at a moment where the land is possession by jews or by muslims or by

00:26:52 Christians or by no one. And none of that is contingent upon fulfilling the eschaton and the

00:27:01 final physical return of Christ, okay? That said, there's still, again, a far cry between that

00:27:06 position. This does not have to happen in biblical theological terms and way over here on the left,

00:27:14 and therefore the land has no significant theological value whatsoever. No, it does have

00:27:18 value uh it has value for muslims it has value for jews and it has value for christians my only

00:27:24 thing is so that's the theological side of the conversation now in the practical geopolitical

00:27:28 side my only thing is this um ultimately the people who have been holding the land has been

00:27:33 christians for the last 75 years it's been christians i'm not saying that israel hasn't

00:27:38 done anything but i'm just saying that if western christian nations did not involve ourselves 0.91

00:27:43 jews would have never gotten the land um we could do it without the jews they cannot do it without 0.78

00:27:48 us. That's my point. Geopolitically speaking, we... And the way that the West is holding back 1.00

00:27:53 the hordes of Israel. The hordes of Israel. Yes. Exactly. That's my only point is if you just 0.97

00:27:58 take theology aside for a moment and just look in terms of dollars and cents and military apparatus 0.99

00:28:04 and these kinds of things, Western Christian nations can hold it without Jews. Jews cannot 1.00

00:28:10 hold it without us. And yet they continue to get the land, the benefits, all of our tax dollars, 0.99

00:28:16 all these kinds of things. And it's just, even if you're not religious, especially if you're not

00:28:21 religious, you'd be like scratching your head and being like, what's going on here?

00:28:24 Yeah. And the reason this matters, like it'd be one thing if you were supporting maybe a 0.74

00:28:28 non-Christian, but a generally moral people. But over the weekend, it came out, Israel's top court

00:28:33 cleared charges against five IDF soldiers that were charged in the, and I'm going to be kind of

00:28:38 vague here, but still, if you have children in the car, this is not the, skip the next couple

00:28:42 minutes. They were charged with raping a Palestinian man in their care. And what happened 0.59

00:28:46 was the charges came out. There wasn't much to it. Then video evidence came out that clearly

00:28:50 showed that it was happening. And what the courts did is they said they actually went after the

00:28:54 lawyer who leaked the video, and they just cleared all charges against the soldiers. The soldier,

00:28:59 the Palestinian prisoner, rather, he spent weeks in the hospital after he was raped with a knife.

00:29:05 Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, came out and said, these people are war heroes,

00:29:09 and we need to get back to doing what matters.

00:29:11 So we are talking about a state.

00:29:12 I mean, all of the stuff in Gaza, sure.

00:29:14 And I understand that conflict has some collateral damage. 0.90

00:29:17 But you're talking about a state that lets its soldiers rape prisoners, 0.97

00:29:21 other soldiers protesting for the right to rape on video. 0.98

00:29:26 They have it on camera.

00:29:26 They say, these guys are heroes.

00:29:28 We are talking about wicked, wicked people. 1.00

00:29:31 And for Christians to be supporting them, they're not even Christians, 1.00

00:29:33 and they're not even virtuous people. 1.00

00:29:35 They're savages. 0.72

00:29:36 That's where you have to say, stop the show. 0.97

00:29:38 something went way off base. We are not sending sons and daughters, men and women, both. They are

00:29:44 dying for Israel right now. They're dying in planes that go down. They're dying in bases that are

00:29:48 being hit in the region. They're literally dying for Israel. Real people with real families and 0.53

00:29:52 real children dying for Israel. And what are these people like? What are their virtues? Well, we just

00:29:57 witnessed Israel's top court clear charges for raping a man with a knife. And the prime minister 0.53

00:30:03 and everyone else stood back and cheered. And so to round out the story on Kerry Projean before we

00:30:07 get to the ancient church, what they said, the history of supersessionism, theology. She was

00:30:13 fired on February 11th. The hearing took place on February 9th. She was fired by the commission's

00:30:17 leader, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick. Thank you, Texas. Fired on February 11th. And I

00:30:23 want you to see the irony here. This is the Religious Liberty Commission, and a Catholic 1.00

00:30:29 holding to traditional Catholic views, anti-Zionism, was fired for her religious views. Fired from her

00:30:37 for her religious views

00:30:38 from the Religious Liberty Commission.

00:30:43 Oh, it turns out religious liberty,

00:30:45 it is liberty of all religions,

00:30:47 Hinduism, Muslim, Islam,

00:30:49 whatever it would be.

00:30:50 It is freedom of all those religions 0.99

00:30:51 except for one, 0.98

00:30:53 historic Christian theology. 1.00

00:30:55 Oh, it's just Jewish. 0.88

00:30:57 It's freedom for Jews 0.57

00:30:59 to be Jews and be supported.

00:31:01 And everything else,

00:31:02 as long as it doesn't conflict with that,

00:31:03 that is okay.

00:31:04 But if it's Christian historic doctrine

00:31:05 that conflicts with this,

00:31:07 you actually don't have the freedom for that.

00:31:09 Yep.

00:31:09 At the end of the day, it's not a conspiracy.

00:31:11 No, you have to just recognize logically,

00:31:14 flowing from not just what they say,

00:31:16 but what they actually do,

00:31:18 and what the words mean,

00:31:19 and what they actually achieve and accomplish.

00:31:21 If you're asking the question,

00:31:23 what religion is predominant,

00:31:25 is supreme within the Religious Liberty Council

00:31:28 here in these United States of America, 0.77

00:31:31 it is Judaism.

00:31:32 Because the common denominator is that,

00:31:34 well, only Judaism is allowed,

00:31:36 you know a sense a place of public prestige uh no we're not saying that uh but but what we are

00:31:42 saying is that um judaism among other religions is permitted to exist other religions besides

00:31:49 judaism are permitted to exist but the one common denominator that knocks you out of the running

00:31:53 is if you ultimately are going against the zionist agenda right and historic christianity

00:32:01 does and if muslim leaders here in the united states become more vocal about being anti-zionist

00:32:08 and saying this goes against our religion um right now it's just it's it's a smaller fraction

00:32:14 right there's a lot way more muslims here than there should be but i'm just saying still

00:32:18 proportionally it is the you know it's the minority reports and in terms of muslims compared

00:32:23 to um catholic christians and orthodox christians and historic protestant christians um muslims are 0.85

00:32:31 small potatoes by comparison. But if they grow in number and in prestige and begin to, their 1.00

00:32:39 leadership represented with the Council of Religious Liberty, begin to represent a position

00:32:44 that is directly controversial, contradicting a Zionist agenda, then all of a sudden they'll be

00:32:54 gone too. And remember, Donald Trump personally removed her from the commission. The letter itself

00:32:59 was on his letterhead. It said, we thank you. You are relieved of your duties immediately.

00:33:03 Trump himself does not have a theological take on this. What is it? It's the people whispering

00:33:07 in his ear, the Mark Levins of the world, the Laura Loomers of the world that got to him and

00:33:13 said, did you see this woman, the way she talked about Jews and Christians on this commission on

00:33:17 February 9th? She needs to be removed. She doesn't practice religious freedom. And he is beholden to 0.98

00:33:22 them. The system is what it does. Well, technically, no, look what it's doing,

00:33:27 kicking Christians out. I mean, even the Pope himself has come out. So like if you're a Catholic,

00:33:32 this is the doctrine from, as Catholics would say, the vicar of Christ on earth. He himself

00:33:38 condemning war and condemning the actions of Israel and Gaza. So if you even hold to what the

00:33:42 head of your Christian tradition says in Trump's America, if it goes against you know who, you're

00:33:49 out. Let's go to our first. I've said it before. I'm going to say it again real quick. The hardest

00:33:52 thing about being MAGA in 2026 is having to tell your dad you're gay um like you just look it's

00:33:59 this is objective right it's not just a feeling or something like that this is the objective

00:34:03 reality all the people that were never Trump in 2016 and not just 2016 right a lot of people

00:34:08 have woken up and maybe you know like we have to leave room for people to evolve for them to learn

00:34:14 for them to repent right that's a big tenet of Christian theology is that people actually change

00:34:19 What is repentance other than changing your mind?

00:34:22 So we have to allow for people to get something wrong and then to have a come to Jesus moment,

00:34:27 to see things, you know, see the light and grow, evolve in their clarity of mind and

00:34:32 their thoughts and their positions and all these kinds of things and actually change.

00:34:36 But it's not just never Trumpers from 2016.

00:34:39 This is as recent as 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023.

00:34:43 You've got guys who 18 months ago were clearly against Trump, were against Trump 18 months ago, and they are now in the highest positions, if not formally, some of them formally, but if not formally, informally, in terms of having the ear of the president, having his ear, being able to have their hands on the throttle and the steering wheel of these United States and the Trump administration.

00:35:13 administration and so if you're wondering man you know maybe it's me maybe i'm the one who's

00:35:18 changed you know and i just evolved and and you know and and i think it's for the better you know

00:35:23 i maintained that this was an improvement a personal improvement in my doctrine in my ideology

00:35:28 and my positions political you know positions uh but i'll you know i'll own the fact that it's it's

00:35:34 not everybody else it's me i'm the one who's changed no no uh we've all grown we've all changed

00:35:40 to some extent, but no, that is not fundamentally what's going on. It is not that a bunch of right

00:35:44 wing people, um, radically changed in their political, uh, thoughts and positions and

00:35:50 theological thoughts and positions. No, it is an objective reality, uh, that the MAGA administration

00:35:56 has shifted. It has palpably shifted. It is, it is undeniable at this point you have Donald Trump,

00:36:05 you know uh being you know mark levin with his arms around you know trump's shoulder truth post

00:36:11 where he says if you're not if you don't like mark levin you're not maga it's like that is that is

00:36:16 an about face 180 degrees change yeah from what maga was not just 10 and mark levin was anti-maga

00:36:23 but he was anti-trump exactly way back in the day exactly how does that happen so it's clear to see

00:36:27 what's going on here this is not just a bunch of you know based young men in their mother's

00:36:32 basements, you know, who were never really MAGA, you know, and now have gone too far. No, this is

00:36:37 Trump changed, right? MAGA left us. Trump left us. He changed. And that's clear for anybody who's

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00:40:26 All right, we're back. Although it's not explicitly called this in any Catholic doctrine or early

00:40:31 church doctrine, the bulk of church history held to a view that you could call super sessionism.

00:40:37 Now, its detractors would call it replacement theology, kind of implying in this that God

00:40:41 changed.

00:40:41 He replaced one chosen people with another chosen people.

00:40:44 We, those who hold to the view, tend to view it as, especially in Protestantism, we call

00:40:48 it fulfillment theology.

00:40:50 But the idea is supersessionism, and it comes from this old word, to supersede.

00:40:55 To supersede means to fulfill, to carry on, and to continue.

00:40:59 And the historic doctrine of the Church has been, again, this is through the early Church

00:41:03 Fathers, this is still the Catholic Church teaching.

00:41:06 You can read numerous quotes from the popes on this.

00:41:08 You also, within the Reformed tradition, whether it be Calvin, whether it be Turretin, whether

00:41:12 it be others, they all saw the Jews and the Christians and the promises and all of it

00:41:17 this way, that the promises that were given to Abraham are fulfilled in those who have

00:41:22 faith in Jesus.

00:41:24 We're going to go to, I'm going to give it to Antonio.

00:41:25 You need to hear and listen to Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Augustine, talking about this topic

00:41:31 to realize this is the old way that Christians for over 1,500 years almost universally thought.

00:41:38 Yeah, yeah, let's jump right in. I think we've got these quotes. We'll pull them up,

00:41:41 but let's take this one from Justin Martyr. So this is a second century church father.

00:42:01 I can, I'll just read another one quickly and then we'll maybe hold the last one off for

00:42:12 after we give some commentary here. But this one's from Irenaeus. So this is again

00:42:16 around the second century and against heresies, book five. He says, quote, this is a longer one,

00:42:22 bear with us. And again, in the same epistle, he plainly declares that they who have believed in

00:42:27 Christ do receive Christ, the promise to Abraham thus saying, the promises were spoken to Abraham

00:42:32 and to his seed. Now he does not say, and of seeds, as if he spoke of many, but as of one,

00:42:39 and to your seed, which is Christ. So Christ is the seed here. Galatians 3.16, and again, confirming

00:42:45 his former words, he says, even as Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness,

00:42:50 know therefore that they which are of faith are the children of Abraham. They, I'll say it again,

00:42:55 they which are of faith are the children of Abraham. But the scripture, foreseeing that God

00:43:00 would justify the heathen through faith, declared to Abraham beforehand that in you shall all

00:43:06 nations be blessed. So then they which are of faith shall be blessed with faithful Abraham.

00:43:12 Galatians 3.16, et cetera. Thus then, they who are of faith shall be blessed with faithful Abraham.

00:43:18 And these are the children of Abraham. And I just want to quickly go back to the point about

00:43:22 supersessionism. In Reformed theology, the concept of typology, this concept that in the Old Testament

00:43:29 you see the shadows. In the New Testament, you see the fulfillment, the greater things. So you

00:43:36 think about the ark, you think about Adam, you see the temple. You see all of these things as

00:43:43 lesser versions of something that would come. And in the case of Israel, that too is the case. 0.97

00:43:48 It is the case that in the children of Abraham's flesh were a shadow of what God would actually do spiritually for all people through his son, Christ, who is the seed. 0.52

00:43:59 And this is, again, going back to Irenaeus' quote, the seed is Christ.

00:44:03 And all who are grafted and rooted through Christ into that promise are children of Abraham.

00:44:08 Amen. Well said. 0.59

00:44:09 And that's why this question that's used as a constant gotcha, right, that was going viral over the weekend with myself and Jake Shields, the question of is Jesus a Jew, right?

00:44:18 That's why it's not an intellectually honest question, because the term Jew in our modern

00:44:27 day has been hijacked, right? 0.98

00:44:29 The better question, so it's basically like this, if Jesus is a Jew, and I would maintain 0.89

00:44:36 that he is, okay, and I'll explain that in a moment, but if Jesus is a Jew, then I insist 0.62

00:44:41 that Ben Shapiro and Bibi Netanyahu are not, right? 0.71

00:44:44 But if we're going to forfeit and concede that modern Jews today are, in fact, Jews,

00:44:53 then Jesus is not a Jew. 0.59

00:44:56 You've got to pick the line with the definition. 0.95

00:44:58 Exactly. So the question, is Jesus a Jew, is not really a helpful question.

00:45:02 The better question would be, are those who claim to be Jews today actually Jews?

00:45:08 In what way do they lay claim, right?

00:45:12 what is their claim to the inheritance of the Jews? Because if we're asking, is Jesus the

00:45:18 promised seed of Abraham? Yes. Did he descend from Isaac and Jacob? Yes. Is he of the line of the 0.70

00:45:23 tribe of Judah? Yes. Is he a Jew in the sense that he's a Judean? No, he was a Galilean. But

00:45:30 is he a Jew insofar as Jew becomes broader and more of a general term, not just to specifically

00:45:36 describe Judeans, and it's later used to describe being synonymous with Hebrews or with all

00:45:43 Israelites. Yes, Jesus, Nathanael says, he's a true Israelite in whom there is no guile. So Jesus is a

00:45:49 true Israelite. He is of this messianic Jewish lineage. He descends from Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, 0.58

00:45:57 Judah. He is a Hebrew. He is a true Israelite. In that sense, yes, Jesus is a Jew. Is he

00:46:06 talmudic no um it's is he uh practicing judaism under the old covenant no um he is the one who's

00:46:15 spiritually a parousia that is a return a coming of christ he spiritually came as he promised in

00:46:21 the olivet discourse in matthew 24 there was a second coming of christ spiritually not physically

00:46:26 while seated at the right hand of god the father almighty in his glorified body he spiritually the

00:46:32 spirit of the risen christ did in fact return to jerusalem not a global but local judgment over 0.92

00:46:38 israel in 80 70 and he raised r a z e d raised it to the ground he destroyed israel he destroyed

00:46:47 the nation state he destroyed the temple um all these things in judgment of the very people who 0.77

00:46:54 um who the messiah came to but they received him not they chose to stiffen their necks in

00:47:02 unbelief and cried out give us barabbas a murderer instead of jesus well then what shall i do with

00:47:08 jesus crucify him right let his blood be on us and our children so jesus did return spiritually in

00:47:15 80 70 and judge those people so there is no continuity religiously theologically with

00:47:22 judaism today and who jesus was during his earthly ministry 2 000 years ago so there is no continuity

00:47:30 religiously speaking, theologically speaking, even genetically speaking. The question is,

00:47:35 and I understand you can go both ways on this, but the better question is not, is Jesus genetically

00:47:41 Jewish? The question would be, are those who claim to be Jews today genetically Jewish? Are they

00:47:46 actually the genetic offspring of Abraham? And there are a lot of different theories. The

00:47:50 Kazarian theory, which I think doesn't have a lot of credibility. The Edomite theory, which I think

00:47:54 has more credibility. What I ultimately, where I've pretty much landed is I think that there

00:47:59 is some genetic continuity between Ashkenazi Jews today and the genetic Abrahamic line that existed

00:48:08 at the time of Christ. However, I don't believe that Ashkenazi Jews have a monopoly. Genetically

00:48:14 speaking, I think that you will find Palestinians and other people spread throughout the world who

00:48:19 are not claiming Jewish genetic status. But actually, if we did run ransom tests, you would

00:48:25 find that other people have just as much of a genetic claim to christ and his lineage as those

00:48:32 who are saying this is our birthright and and a geopolitical claim to an inheritance of this land

00:48:39 in the middle east yeah so my point is um is jesus a jew well if we're using the term biblically

00:48:46 then yes in which case a bunch of other guys who are claiming to be jews are not right that's that's

00:48:53 the point so the better question is are these people who call themselves jews today are they

00:48:57 jews and we actually have to be fair we can go to the bible there's literally a verse in revelation

00:49:02 chapter uh three i believe i think it might be verse seven or eight or nine um that says those

00:49:08 who call themselves jews and are not but rather are a synagogue of satan can you guys look that

00:49:15 up it's revelation chapter revelation two two uh verse nine okay i got the verse right nine

00:49:21 So Revelation chapter 2, verse 9.

00:49:22 Go ahead and read it. 1.00

00:49:23 I know how you are slandered by those who call themselves Jews, 0.94

00:49:26 but in fact are no Jews, but a synagogue of Satan. 0.99

00:49:28 Have no fear of what you will suffer. 0.83

00:49:31 For the record of all the things that you can put on X, 0.97

00:49:33 you can put perverse content, you can say you hate white people.

00:49:36 If you write out synagogue of Satan on X, that tweet will not show. 0.81

00:49:39 I've had it happen to me.

00:49:40 Funny how that works.

00:49:41 I actually want to jump to this next one quickly,

00:49:43 just because what you were talking about in terms of the genetic definition of Jew

00:49:47 and the theological definition of Jew,

00:49:49 obviously the theological definition being the most important. Why? Because that's the argument

00:49:53 they actually make. That's kind of the crux of everything is that because they are theologically

00:49:57 Jewish, that Christians ought to have some unique over and above allegiance to what we would consider 0.98

00:50:03 covenant breakers, people who don't accept Christ. They don't recognize him as the path to the Father, 0.99

00:50:08 to God the Father. But I want to read this quote from Augustine. Some people say Augustine. Okay,

00:50:13 we're jumping to the fourth century, but I also want to emphasize this. I'm pulling these quotes

00:50:16 together. I could have chose the third, the fourth, the fifth. I could have chosen several church

00:50:20 fathers from every century throughout church history. But this one is in particular is really

00:50:26 good. So we're going to read this. We'll pull it up here on the screen. Augustine says,

00:50:30 therefore, when the Lord himself came, the kingdom of the Jews was overthrown and removed

00:50:36 from the Jews. Now they have no king because they will not acknowledge the true king. 0.96

00:50:41 see now whether they must be called Jews. Now ye do see that they must not be called Jews. They

00:50:47 must not be called Jews. They have themselves with their own voice resigned that name so that

00:50:54 they are not worthy to be called Jews except only in the flesh. When did they sever themselves from

00:51:00 the name? They said, we have no king but Caesar. John 19, 15. There's a classic division and rival

00:51:09 where we talk about Mark Levin.

00:51:10 Mark Levin, he is ethnically Jewish, but also religiously practicing.

00:51:14 And I think of Dennis Prager as well in the conservative movement.

00:51:16 Christians have become very close, very happy, very comfortable

00:51:20 with teaming up with them on all sorts of issues.

00:51:23 I mean, Charlie Kirk himself, God rest his soul.

00:51:25 I mean, he explicitly said, like, Dennis Prager taught me so much of what I know.

00:51:29 But if you go back to the early church, you look at John Chrysostom,

00:51:33 he had eight homilies against the Jews because Christians and Jews,

00:51:36 they were getting kind of close together.

00:51:38 And some Christians were saying, I mean, what's the harm in celebrating a Passover?

00:51:42 Like, heaven forbid a guy have a little bit of unleavened bread.

00:51:45 And so he has these whole eight homilies in addition to all his other writings

00:51:48 where again and again and again he goes after and says,

00:51:51 no, you are the children of God.

00:51:54 You have the promises. 0.68

00:51:56 And those who claim to be Jews, those who hold to these old things, 0.70

00:51:59 those who reject Christ, what fellowship does light have with darkness?

00:52:02 This is one of his quotes on the Jews.

00:52:04 They are haters of God. 1.00

00:52:05 They never cease to blaspheme his name. 1.00

00:52:08 Their synagogue is a brothel, a den of scoundrels, the temple of demons. 0.96

00:52:13 He has these entire homilies again and again saying, don't practice their ceremonies. 0.99

00:52:17 Don't go back to their rituals.

00:52:19 Don't observe this.

00:52:20 Don't have fellowship with them.

00:52:21 They are those that have rejected Christ.

00:52:24 And what fellowship does light have with darkness? 0.80

00:52:27 And is it a coincidence that in our time, as we've been happy to invite Orthodox Jews and to share the stage with them, 0.76

00:52:32 that our leaders have gotten in bed with them? 0.72

00:52:35 You're Donald Trump, you're Mark Levin.

00:52:37 It's funny, I saw something, Lindsey Graham.

00:52:39 He's like, guys, don't worry, Benjamin Netanyahu is alive.

00:52:41 I was intimate with him last night.

00:52:42 It's a little bit on the nose, but honestly, there's probably some truth to it.

00:52:47 He's like, guys, I was there.

00:52:49 He's alive.

00:52:49 No, we've gotten in bed with people who hate God, and the result of it,

00:52:53 Christians and Christian historic theology pushed to the side,

00:52:56 and their values, their rights upheld.

00:52:59 In terms of getting in bed with those who are explicitly against the Lord Jesus Christ,

00:53:03 this is one of the very things that red-pilled me and caused me to wake up a little bit. So I love

00:53:08 the Reformed tradition. I am of the Reformed tradition. The Reformed ghetto that exists in

00:53:13 the year of our Lord, 2026, those who are, you know, in Reformed denominations and churches,

00:53:18 Reformed ministers, today, not the biggest fan. Most of them are absolutely autistic in all the 0.99

00:53:24 worst ways, right? There's the good autists, the Lord bless them, but these are the worst autists. 1.00

00:53:30 they are insufferable and meticulous about all these, like straining gnats and swallowing camels 1.00

00:53:37 is the best way to describe many modern Reformed ministers today. That said, not the Reformed 0.99

00:53:43 ghetto or the Reformed camp in its modern day, but the Reformed tradition I hold dear. But here's

00:53:51 the deal. Despite my particular tradition, one of the things that really woke me up was recognizing

00:53:58 that all these Reformed guys who are meticulous with Reformed doctrine that is not always very 1.00

00:54:04 friendly towards Roman Catholicism, that's an understatement, is very unfriendly towards

00:54:09 Reformed or Roman Catholicism, what I noticed is that these guys are more than happy to publicly 0.52

00:54:16 partner with Jews, and yet will draw the line when it comes to Catholics. And the irony is that 0.60

00:54:25 many of the verses that Reformed fathers interpreted and applied to Rome, Roman Catholicism,

00:54:33 those verses were explicitly written by the apostles, not against Roman Catholicism that

00:54:38 didn't exist at the time, but against Judaism. So the very verses in the New Testament written

00:54:45 against Judaism by the apostles are later applied by the Reformed to, not Judaism as they were

00:54:54 intended, but Roman Catholicism. And that's where I started to wake up and say, you know what,

00:54:59 this is not, in terms of co-belligerence, in terms of who's on our team and who we can publicly

00:55:06 partner with, who we can work together with in the realm of maybe not theologically, but politically

00:55:11 and culturally, when it comes to making those determinations, when it comes to drawing the

00:55:16 lines of who's in and who's out, who's on our team, who can we partner with, and who do we

00:55:21 anathematize, that's when I started realizing there was something fishy going on in my own 1.00

00:55:26 camp, the Reformed camp, when these bigwigs in the Reformed world, which is a very small 0.96

00:55:31 world, so big fish in a small pond, but when the Reformed voices, public voices today in 0.87

00:55:37 the year of our Lord, 2026, were drawing the line with Catholics, but accepting Jews, all

00:55:44 of a sudden I was like, wait a second, what's going on?

00:55:47 So these guys that we have significant, I don't want to underplay it, we have significant 0.95

00:55:52 theological disagreements with, aka the Roman Catholics, they're out. 0.82

00:55:58 But these other guys who believe that Jesus is currently burning in hell, they're in, 0.91

00:56:04 right? 0.60

00:56:04 Catholics, say what you will, Catholics, they believe and worship the triune God. 0.82

00:56:10 First John says, who is the Antichrist? 0.74

00:56:12 He that is denied that Jesus has come in the flesh.

00:56:17 Who denies, I mean, let's just think about it logically, literally, for a moment.

00:56:21 Which group of people denies that Jesus has come in the flesh?

00:56:26 Do Catholics deny that?

00:56:28 No.

00:56:29 Of course not. 0.98

00:56:30 Do Jews deny that? 0.99

00:56:32 Yes. 1.00

00:56:33 And all of a sudden, I found, and here's the deal.

00:56:36 This is where guys get in trouble.

00:56:38 Ever since 2020, we've seen guys get in trouble because they're willing to be objective and

00:56:45 unbiased to the extent that they even will point out the inconsistencies, the hypocrisy in their

00:56:51 own camp, on their own team. And I've gotten a lot of flack for saying this, but I noticed on my own

00:56:59 team, within the reformed team, that guys were drawing a hard line on principle against the

00:57:06 Catholics. But then those same guys were more than happy to do something with Andrew Clavin

00:57:12 in the Daily Wire, or do something over here with a Mormon like Glenn Beck, or criticize our

00:57:19 veterans with a USS Liberty on the stage with TPUSA, which is, guys, let's just say it, 0.91

00:57:27 TPUSA is Jewish. I know that we love Charlie Kirk, and we appreciate Charlie Kirk. He did a lot of

00:57:32 good. He was wrong on this issue of Israel. He was changing on this issue, and I think that's clear 0.78

00:57:38 from both his public remarks,

00:57:40 especially when Charlie was not a fan

00:57:42 of going to war with Iran.

00:57:44 That is clear publicly.

00:57:45 And then for those who knew him well,

00:57:48 even privately, it seems as though behind the scenes,

00:57:50 he was changing his mind on whether or not the GOP,

00:57:54 whether or not Christians in the Republican Party

00:57:56 should be pro-Israel, okay?

00:57:58 So Charlie Kirk, he was changing, he did a lot of good. 0.68

00:58:01 He was bad on this issue, 0.98

00:58:02 but even this issue he was bad on, pro-Israel, MIGA,

00:58:05 even that, it seems as though he was repenting,

00:58:07 changing his mind but whatever tp usa was doing they're not doing anymore when charlie kirk died

00:58:13 that was the nail in the coffin quite literally and tp usa doubled down and said what we are going

00:58:19 to be moving forward is the worst of what charlie kirk was i mean just to add some meat to that

00:58:25 bones at in december erica kirk announced that tp usa every year at its annual festival will hold

00:58:30 a shabbat dinner to combat anti-semitism celebrating the jewish sabbath which is remember

00:58:37 Why do Jews, why did Old Testament Christians celebrate Sabbath on Saturday?

00:58:41 They were looking forward to rest. 0.85

00:58:43 The Christian Sabbath is Sunday, the first day of the week, meaning we work from rest.

00:58:47 The day that Christ Jesus was raised from the dead.

00:58:50 They were looking forward to Saturday, to the end of the week, rest.

00:58:52 They were looking forward to Christ, looking forward to the Messiah.

00:58:56 Christ rose on the first day of the week.

00:58:57 It's anti-Christ, and it's anti-Gospel.

00:58:59 And it's anti-American. 1.00

00:59:00 The Jew is working all week long so that they might merit or earn God's favor to be allowed to rest. 0.97

00:59:06 rest at the end of the week as a reward for all their hard work, because it's their works that

00:59:12 ultimately accomplish favor with God. Whereas the Christian says, no, we start by grace and out of

00:59:18 that place of rest given to us at the first day of the week, not by merit, not by what we've done

00:59:25 so that no man can boast, but God gives freely the gift of resting in Christ. He is our Sabbath rest

00:59:31 and it comes on the first day of the week, the day that the Lord Jesus was raised from the dead

00:59:36 and then we are not working to merit god's favor merit his eternal rest merit salvation but rather

00:59:42 we respond the next six days of the week as a response of gratitude for the free rest in christ

00:59:49 that we have received these are diametrically opposed views one is christ one is antichrist

00:59:56 one is rest one is work one is um a gospel one is the antithesis of the gospel it is against free

01:00:05 grace right and i know that these are the arguments that reformed guys have made ultimately against

01:00:10 roman catholics but whatever might be true in regards to the um the opposition between um

01:00:17 historically reformed protestants and roman catholics whatever may be true there and there

01:00:23 are some things that are true multiply them by gajillion and it's true in terms of the difference

01:00:30 between us and jews us and judaism so that's where there was a major red flag because if it

01:00:38 was on principle and principle alone if it was objective and not from a place of bias then we

01:00:44 would see major reformed voices drawing a line with uh roman catholics but then uh if it's a

01:00:51 line with roman catholics they would have drawn a chasm between themselves and jews but they didn't

01:00:57 they're happy to partner with daily wire happy to partner with tp usa happy to partner with any 0.50

01:01:03 jewish conception you could possibly imagine but then drawing the line with catholics

01:01:09 coincidentally catholics who we would disagree on certain issues in terms of um god's mo in

01:01:16 soteriology how does he save the modus operandi um we would disagree in terms of certain not all

01:01:23 but certain aspects of providence or sovereignty, okay?

01:01:27 But one of the things that we would not disagree with Catholics at all, Roman Catholics,

01:01:33 is their historic view in regards to Judaism, in regards to supersessionism,

01:01:39 in regards to Christians being the ultimate fulfillment, Christ being the ultimate fulfillment,

01:01:44 and then us by virtue of union with Christ, he's the vine, we are the branches,

01:01:48 that we are the recipients, the benefactors, the inheritors of all of these promises that were

01:01:55 made, not Jews, but Christians, that the church is the fulfillment of Israel. Catholics have

01:02:02 held that position consistently for 2,000 years, and yet Catholics are out, right? And the reform 1.00

01:02:09 guys will say, well, they're out because of their works-based doctrine. Nobody has more works-based

01:02:14 doctrine than Jews. Yeah. Well, listen to this prayer that used to be used annually on Good 0.99

01:02:19 Friday. It was a prayer for the Jews in Catholic doctrine. The form of the verse used between 1570

01:02:24 and 1955 read this, let us pray also for the faithless Jews that Almighty God may remove

01:02:29 the veil from their hearts so that they too may acknowledge Jesus Christ our Lord, Almighty and

01:02:34 eternal God who does not exclude even thy mercy from Jewish faithlessness. Here are prayers which

01:02:38 we offer to the blindness of the people that acknowledge, acknowledging the light of thy

01:02:43 truth, which is Christ, that they may be delivered from their darkness through the same Jesus Christ

01:02:47 our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee forever. Amen. Again and again, in the church,

01:02:52 in the past, they prayed for the Jews, they witnessed to them, they evangelized, but they

01:02:56 said, you are held at arm's length. Jerusalem is not yours. The church is not yours. The public 0.52

01:03:01 square is not yours. We love for you. We welcome you. And it was a powerful witnessing tool.

01:03:07 tool. You're not good with God. You're not set up. Your works aren't enough. And even here in society,

01:03:13 you don't get to participate like Christians do. The state, the church, all of that, it's by Christ 1.00

01:03:18 and ministered for his people. You're not included, and you're welcomed in. You're invited warmly in.

01:03:25 Put your works away and come to Christ, and we're going to pray for you to that end, but we're not

01:03:29 going to give you inclusion as if you share the same faith, as if you worship the same God.

01:03:33 Yeah, it's so elementary, I think, just theologically.

01:03:37 Your understanding of the gospel is that if you're not in the new covenant in Christ,

01:03:41 you are an enemy.

01:03:42 You are in hostility. 1.00

01:03:43 It is no different for the Jew. 0.99

01:03:45 It is no different for the Muslim or the quote-unquote atheist or agnostic. 0.99

01:03:48 You are at enmity with God, and there's only one thing for the church to do, 0.90

01:03:53 which is to witness, to pray that you would repent, to pray for your soul.

01:03:58 And you would think a child would understand this,

01:04:00 But here you have these reform, even reform, it's just crazy to think about reform ministers just doing these intellectual hoops just to make a case that in this current place in time, politically speaking, we should be supporting this nation on the other side of the world.

01:04:14 The most hateful thing that you could possibly do, if love is defined as willing, wishing,

01:04:22 working towards the highest good of your neighbor, and I think that that is how love is defined,

01:04:28 1 John and the book of James, for that matter, and many of the teachings of Christ in the gospel

01:04:33 accounts, is that love is not merely in word, but in deed. True love is to love your neighbor

01:04:41 and to do so tangibly, practically, not just to wish him well, but to, if he's cold and naked,

01:04:49 to clothe him, to see that he is warm and well-fed, to meet his physical needs. Word is indeed,

01:04:56 it's with hands and feet, actions, not just word. And so the Bible says true love is for neighbor

01:05:03 and it's real, it's practical, it's tangible. Secondly, the highest form of love is to do that

01:05:11 to work towards, to will the good, the real good, tangible good of your neighbor, and to do so for

01:05:18 his highest good, his eternal good, his spiritual good, for the good of not just his body, but his

01:05:24 soul. And so I maintain that the pinnacle of true love, Christian love, as biblically defined,

01:05:33 is to work towards the eternal highest good of your neighbor. And therefore, by that definition

01:05:39 of love, which I believe is biblical and fair, by that definition of love, then the antithesis,

01:05:44 true hate, the pinnacle of hate, it is the most hateful thing you can do to carve out some kind of

01:05:55 facade, a pseudo-adjacent space for someone that is objectively outside of Christ and therefore

01:06:02 are bound for help and yet console and comfort and lull the individual to to sleep spiritual

01:06:10 sleep saying you're okay uh peace peace when they have no peace not just geopolitically or

01:06:17 in terms of peace with men but they have no peace with god and here you are prophesying as a false

01:06:23 heretical prophet saying peace peace you have you have peace with god you have some place yes

01:06:29 i'm a christian at the end of the day so i think you know christianity is is the most true uh but

01:06:34 there's christianity and then there's things that are just um definitely don't have peace with god

01:06:38 the antithesis to christianity like islam but then there's this halfway house that you know um we'd 0.97

01:06:44 love for you to become a christian that would be better that would be ideal but you're still 0.99

01:06:48 ultimately okay you've got some kind of adjacent christian adjacent space where you can be consoled

01:06:55 where you have spiritual safety, and that's Judaism.

01:06:59 If true love, biblical love, is willing and working towards the highest eternal good of our neighbor, 0.82

01:07:07 and if being outside of Christ and rejecting him ultimately merits the eternal wrath of God in hell, 0.91

01:07:13 and Jews do that, and we are consoling them, making them feel as though they're one of us,

01:07:19 they're on the team, that they have some kind of spiritual consolation,

01:07:23 some kind of covenant, some kind of blessing from God, when all of that is actually in the

01:07:30 objective absent, and they're actually currently under the wrath, the just wrath of God, lest they

01:07:36 repent of their sins and convert in faith to the Lord Jesus Christ, but we seek to persuade

01:07:44 them otherwise. That is, by every biblical definition, hate. You want to talk about Jew hate?

01:07:53 You want to talk about Jew hate. 0.99

01:07:55 Jew hate is as a Christian knowing that Jews are under the white hot wrath of God, lest 0.95

01:08:02 they repent and put faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and somehow telling them that despite 0.79

01:08:07 that reality, that you know, you as a Christian, you know better, and yet still consoling them,

01:08:12 saying peace, peace, when there is no spiritual peace between them and God, because they've

01:08:17 rejected the one bridge between a fallen man and a thrice holy God that is the Lord Jesus Christ

01:08:24 and yet we preach peace peace as false heretical prophets to them at the cost and the weight of 0.91

01:08:31 their soul being eternally damned that's Jew hate and I reject it because at the end of the day I

01:08:37 am not actually an anti-Semite I want to see Jews come to faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and 0.99

01:08:43 Christians are currently standing in their way. The greatest blessing I had was being raised in 0.99

01:08:48 a Christian home where my dad instructed me in the Christian faith, expected it of me. And so taking

01:08:53 then earthly fathers at the home level, apply that to spiritual fathers and civil fathers. So if the

01:08:58 Christian father blesses the children under his care by instructing them in Christian obedience, 0.85

01:09:02 teaching them the Christian faith, commanding them not to turn to the left and the right to go after

01:09:07 false religions, how much more should the spiritual father, aka the pastor and the elder in the church, 0.77

01:09:11 warn his congregation about the risk of Judaizing, of going back to the old system. 0.90

01:09:17 And then how much more, people don't like this one, go to the civil father who is tasked with 0.83

01:09:22 caring for the people. How much more also should he, the same way the earthly father does at a

01:09:26 micro level, do it at the macro level and say, we're not going to hold hands together with Mark

01:09:31 Levin and with Dennis Prager. These men are not supposed to be leaders. These men don't lay out

01:09:36 an example. They're not on our team. And so you, people of my province, I'm not going to come to

01:09:41 your house and who are you praying to show me your thoughts it's not forced conversions but

01:09:46 publicly you can't worship in this my dad never told me when i was 16 you know son you should go

01:09:51 check out the mosque and and see what it's like there and see what you think of it and head over

01:09:55 to the synagogue and do that really try it for yourself no he said you're going to church on

01:10:00 sunday that's right and the christian prince also has responsibility to say i can't literally force

01:10:05 you to have faith in jesus but i can say you're not allowed to have a synagogue you're not allowed

01:10:09 to have a mosque, you're not allowed to have a temple, and it is good, right, and loving to do so.

01:10:14 Because a civil magistrate is a civil father, and one of his duties as a civil father is to orient

01:10:20 the hearts of the citizens towards their heavenly good. If he lowers taxes, if he protects them from

01:10:27 immigration, if he makes sure that everybody is able to feed their family and cares for his people

01:10:32 temporally, so that they live good, peaceful lives for 80, 85 years, but ultimately does nothing

01:10:39 towards their heavenly good, so that at the end of it all, their soul is damned, and they spend

01:10:43 eternity in hell, then he has failed in his role. A good civil father, like any good father, whether

01:10:50 it be familial, or ecclesiastical, or civil, political, should orient his people, those under

01:10:55 his care towards their eternal good, towards heavenly good. And I think that that's conducive

01:11:04 with America's founding. I think that that can be done even in light of the Constitution

01:11:10 by getting back to authorial intent in the First Amendment, by getting back to the roots,

01:11:16 and simply not undoing or contradicting, but simply choosing to be explicit, filling in some

01:11:21 of the blanks. It's not even using the eraser and getting rid of certain portions of our founding,

01:11:27 but it's simply going back and looking at some of the blanks that were left and explicitly having

01:11:32 the courage and the love to fill in those blanks, things that the founders left blank because they

01:11:38 were a product of place and time and could not conceive of the issues and challenges that we

01:11:42 would face today. But with the hindsight that we have, which is 2020, going back now and saying,

01:11:48 i'm not undoing the the heritage of our nation i'm simply now with more clarity we know that

01:11:54 these things that were left blank actually need to be reinforced yeah absolutely all right i think

01:12:00 that that's just about it any final word from you guys any final things you want to cover

01:12:04 i don't think so nope that was great i think it's great all right so let's go ahead and do this we've

01:12:09 got a couple super chats we want to honor uh the first one comes from uh the edgerow whistle this

01:12:14 is a super chat that says Christ is king all will bend the knee to him amen that's true every knee

01:12:21 will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord every knee will bow in this life

01:12:26 by grace or it will bow in the life to come because the knees that will Matthew Henry said

01:12:32 this every knee that does not bow by grace will break because he who rules the nations with an

01:12:38 iron scepter will break their kneecaps on the final day if they chose to harden their heart

01:12:42 rebel against him. Every knee will bow. It will either bow by force or it will bow by grace. And

01:12:49 we pray that for everyone who is still here alive in our day and age, that the Lord Jesus would

01:12:55 save them, reveal who he is to them, and that they would receive him gladly. Next super chat is

01:13:01 another one from the Edgerow Whistle. He says, Alinsky's rules one, three, and five keep being

01:13:09 weaponized but they've failed uh number seven which is overuse makes the tactics a drag calling

01:13:17 all anti fill in the blank is eventually crying wolf that is absolutely true uh they have overplayed

01:13:25 their hand the left and i'm talking about um the political left but i'm also talking about

01:13:30 the neocons that are ultimately on the left as well um you may have an r by your name uh but

01:13:37 everybody who is ultimately underneath the sway of leftism, they have all overplayed their hand

01:13:43 by saying anti-Semitism or anti-bigot. I would just say too, anti-Semitism really wasn't a thing

01:13:52 from the 60s to the 90s. Jewish writers even said there was at one point in the 90s, someone wrote,

01:13:56 he said, anti-Semitism appears to be just a historical artifact, that we've had it in the

01:14:00 past, it's occurred, now we've moved on to this liberal age. But again, the behavior and the

01:14:06 The worsening of the economic condition in the first world is what's brought all of this about.

01:14:10 So they understandably, it's kind of like, why would you say that's anti-Semitic? 0.65

01:14:14 So you have pornography and you have OnlyFans and you have, I mean, ridiculous usury rates.

01:14:18 As those grow in use, some people kind of began to connect the dots.

01:14:21 And they understandably knew this is kind of one of those things where you've got to whack a mole as quick as it seems to begin to pop its head up.

01:14:27 Because if people begin to connect the dots, like, wait, you're telling me in the past people didn't pay for 30-year mortgages or 50-year mortgages?

01:14:33 They just had enough money to buy their home outright?

01:14:35 What happened?

01:14:35 You're telling me fiat currency robs.

01:14:37 I think even Alejandro Mayorkas was the Department of Homeland Security,

01:14:42 the head of it, appointed by Biden.

01:14:43 Those 20 million legal and illegal immigrants that came in during his reign,

01:14:47 during reign, maybe a little bit too strong a word, his dictatorship.

01:14:51 Those millions and millions, tens of millions of immigrants,

01:14:54 legal and illegal, that came in during Biden's administration,

01:14:56 it was a Jewish Department of Homeland Security head.

01:14:59 So again and again, people connect the dots. 1.00

01:15:01 All these people are here that don't belong here, who let them in.

01:15:03 Man, I have to pay all of this money to a housing company that's making just hand-over-fist cash. 1.00

01:15:09 Oh, that system in itself is Jewish. 0.92

01:15:12 Oh, 15% of women under 30 in America are on OnlyFans. 0.92

01:15:15 Well, that's interesting who runs OnlyFans.

01:15:17 And again and again and again and again and again, they connect the dots.

01:15:20 And understandably, well, that's anti-Semitic to criticize. 0.99

01:15:23 They're kind of right in that impulse. 1.00

01:15:25 The problem is there was just too much behavior going on, and it didn't work.

01:15:28 There's too many whack-a-mole now to try to keep going.

01:15:30 Right. You want to get rid of anti-Semitism.

01:15:32 you have to get rid of Jewish influence, because Jewish influence, sadly, always works against 0.90

01:15:39 the West and the good of Christians. When Jews were, it was more of a diaspora of Jews, and 0.98

01:15:47 they had less influence before the Federal Reserve and all these different things, like,

01:15:52 then yes, there are periods in history where all of a sudden nobody really cares, because at the

01:15:58 end of the day, most people are not ideological. Most people are coming up with their views based

01:16:04 off of, can I feed my family? Do my kids have a decent education? Are we able to take a vacation

01:16:10 two weeks a year? Am I able to celebrate Christmas without being told why I'm not actually an

01:16:16 American? Am I able to celebrate Easter without being told that Christ is King is an anti-Semitic

01:16:21 slur um you know if people are doing well then guess what um anti-semitism seems to to kind of

01:16:29 go away the 70s 80s and 90s were called the the jewish golden age in america right they didn't

01:16:34 have a lot of influence they were kind of still gate kept yeah they actually had it great they

01:16:37 weren't discriminated against but what they did is what they do time and time again you want to 0.97

01:16:41 get into power and subvert gentile christian culture you want to set up a hedge against 0.97

01:16:46 Jewish hate 1.00

01:16:48 One of the things necessary for that to happen 1.00

01:16:51 Is to not allow Jews 1.00

01:16:53 To run your country 1.00

01:16:53 Because if you do

01:16:55 Then all of a sudden

01:16:57 They do things that are bad for your country

01:16:59 And people start to hate them 1.00

01:17:00 They get you into pointless wars in the Middle East

01:17:02 Correct, or you rack up $34 trillion

01:17:05 Of debt

01:17:05 And then you look at the net wealth 0.95

01:17:07 Of the top 50 Jewish billionaires 0.80

01:17:10 And oh, lo and behold 0.99

01:17:11 It exactly equals the national debt

01:17:14 It's those kinds of things

01:17:15 You're connecting those kinds of dots.

01:17:16 Think about this.

01:17:17 It's the most anti-Semitic generation, and we started a war, and they're dying for Israel.

01:17:20 How is that going to go?

01:17:22 How is the opinion polls going to play out when we've lost hundreds of U.S. troops on

01:17:27 behalf of a war that's mostly for our ally in the Middle East, and it's also generally

01:17:30 the most anti-Semitic generation?

01:17:32 Is that going to improve relations?

01:17:34 Is that going to boost perception of Israel?

01:17:36 It's a suicide mission.

01:17:37 Yep. 0.91

01:17:38 All right.

01:17:38 Next, Super Chat.

01:17:39 This is PeteB773.

01:17:41 He said, how can Jews claim lineage when in Malachi chapter 2, it states that the Levitical

01:17:48 covenant has been corrupted and Judah is faithless, abomination, and profaned the sanctuary?

01:17:55 That's a great question.

01:17:56 That's a theological debate that people have been having forever.

01:17:59 Did God divorce Israel?

01:18:01 And I would say that biblically speaking, he most certainly did. 0.68

01:18:05 Then the question is, but did he divorce Judah, right? 0.92

01:18:07 Both were bad, but Judah, if the ratio was like one in every five kings was good and 0.75

01:18:13 four kings were bad, and that was kind of the batting average of Israel, then Judah

01:18:16 would have been like one in every three kings was good and two in every... 0.69

01:18:20 Like Judah consistently was bad and corrupt, but doing better than Israel, and God, one

01:18:27 of the things that we would say within Christian theology is that God preserved Judah, that

01:18:33 he maintained some, not all, but some of that remnant in Judah and some of their faithfulness

01:18:39 because even though he divorced Israel, he maintained a covenant with Judah in order

01:18:44 through Judah to bring about the Messianic promise, to bring about Christ. But once that's

01:18:50 been done, then in AD 70, the whole thing ended and the covenant is done.

01:18:55 I just wanted to read some parallels here from the seven woes for the teachers of the law in

01:18:59 Matthew 23, and then Malachi 2. If you read this, you can see very clearly the parallels in what

01:19:03 Christ is actually accusing the teachers of the law. He says, this is Malachi 2, starting in verse

01:19:08 7, for the lips of the priest should guard knowledge, and people should seek instruction

01:19:12 from his mouth, for he's the messenger of the Lord of hosts. But you have turned aside from the way.

01:19:16 You have caused many to stumble with your instruction. Now going to Matthew 23, verse 13,

01:19:23 Jesus says, but woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites, for you shut the kingdom of heaven in 0.92

01:19:28 people's faces. For you, neither enter yourselves nor allow those who would enter to go in. 0.74

01:19:35 Wow.

01:19:36 Yep. All right. Next one. Wes, you want to take it?

01:19:38 All right. This is from Maloney Overall. I gave a super chat. We thank you for that. It's Canadian

01:19:43 dollars and the comments about Canada. So it's worthless.

01:19:47 Yeah. If anything, we actually probably owe you for it somehow. It's worth negative dollars.

01:19:52 He said this, man, you should speak up on your northern Christians getting the freedoms taken

01:19:55 by the Canadian government with Bill C-19.

01:19:57 Bill C-19, 2022, is a budget implementation act

01:20:00 and included amendments to the criminal code

01:20:03 that added a new office prohibiting the will for promotion

01:20:05 of anti-Semitism specifically by condoning, denying,

01:20:09 or downplaying the Holocaust.

01:20:10 Jews be like, we don't run the world, 0.98

01:20:12 and then make it illegal to criticize Jews. 0.99

01:20:13 Yeah, pretty incredible. 0.94

01:20:15 Okay, next one.

01:20:16 Reformed Farmer 1996, he gave us a super chat and said,

01:20:20 I have been informed by my lawyer

01:20:22 that if I keep liking your posts

01:20:26 and other people that are allegedly anti-Semitic

01:20:31 and MIGA make Israel great again,

01:20:33 then my green card application for the U.S. will be denied.

01:20:38 Keep up the good work.

01:20:39 Just finished your book.

01:20:41 Thanks for buying the book.

01:20:42 Thanks for reading it.

01:20:42 It is fantastic.

01:20:44 Thank you for your encouragement with our work.

01:20:46 And I would just say that in this case,

01:20:48 you need to be as innocent as a dove

01:20:50 and shrewd as a serpent. 0.99

01:20:51 Hide your power levels a little bit, get your green card first, and then you can go back to posting P-O-A-S-T-I-N-G.

01:21:01 The comment before it was like, how about this law in Canada that bans anti-Semitism?

01:21:06 And then the next comment is, I'm trying to escape, help me do it. 0.89

01:21:09 Yeah, exactly.

01:21:09 So true.

01:21:10 Christ is King Indeed is the next super chat.

01:21:13 He said, Marching to Zion documentary on YouTube has some great info.

01:21:17 I have not watched it.

01:21:18 I'll try to check it out.

01:21:18 I think it's Stephen, what's his name?

01:21:21 Steven Anderson.

01:21:21 Okay, cool.

01:21:22 Yeah, I've heard good things about that.

01:21:23 I've seen some clips from it.

01:21:25 And he's Steven Anderson.

01:21:26 We have our disagreements, but he's great on this topic.

01:21:30 Yeah.

01:21:30 Fantastic. 1.00

01:21:31 Okay, next one is, I don't know, Tays-Ri-Korea. 1.00

01:21:37 I don't know.

01:21:38 What is your question? 1.00

01:21:39 It's a little Spanish.

01:21:40 It's a little Spanish.

01:21:41 So I would just politely say, yes, yes, yes, Tays-Ri-Korea, but please, sir.

01:21:46 Taqueria?

01:21:47 Taqueria. 0.98

01:21:47 Taqueria.

01:21:47 So we have Taqueria here, and I would just say, if he was here in person, I'd say, yes, of course that's your name, but please, sir, what is your Christian name?

01:21:54 So we're going to call this, this guy is John Smith, we appreciate that, and John Smith wrote in, great episode, it's not loving to tell Jews that they are chosen apart from Christ, as they are chosen for nothing for hell without him.

01:22:11 Check out One People of God, so true king, well said, you're right, it's not loving. 0.52

01:22:16 We are actually, if we're using biblical definitions of love, and by way of consequence,

01:22:20 hate, it is one of the most hateful things you can do, is console, saying peace, peace,

01:22:26 when there is no peace, consoling Jews that they somehow have some kind of covenant, some

01:22:31 kind of affirmation and peace with God apart from being in Christ.

01:22:37 You brought this up before too, but the prodigal son, it would have been so cruel to him as

01:22:41 He wallowed in his poverty to give him a handout to help him out and say,

01:22:46 you haven't really done all that bad going off and squandering your inheritance 0.75

01:22:49 with prostitutes, leaving your father's house. 0.99

01:22:51 Come inside and get a good meal. 1.00

01:22:53 No, he was left there, and he had nothing.

01:22:56 And he looked back to the father's house that was full of the riches.

01:22:59 And you can take the parable, the riches of Christ, the riches of Christendom, 0.77

01:23:03 and he said, what am I doing here with the pigs? 0.98

01:23:07 And for Jews, they can't even eat bacon. 0.99

01:23:08 So they're with pigs, and they can't even eat the most delicious part of the pig. 1.00

01:23:11 Which is bacon designed, when nobody gives them a handout, designed to point them back

01:23:15 and say, come home.

01:23:17 Right.

01:23:17 Amen.

01:23:18 Glass of milk, bacon cheeseburger.

01:23:20 I'm a simple man.

01:23:21 This should be a prerequisite for holding office in the United States of America.

01:23:24 If you cannot drink a glass of milk in front of me and keep it down for the next 30 minutes.

01:23:29 Yeah. 0.99

01:23:29 And if you get indigestion too, like your constitution's probably weak. 0.98

01:23:33 So even if you're willing to do it, but you can't biologically digest it, then it's like, 0.96

01:23:38 I'm sorry, you're not an American.

01:23:39 You don't have the fortitude. 1.00

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The NXR Podcast - March 16, 2026

NXR Livestream - The History of Replacement Theology Vs Zionism

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