I don't think God meant for us to live in cities, the reason...
𝔇𝔞𝔫𝔦𝔢𝔩 𝚟𝚜 𝔅𝔞𝔟𝔶𝔩𝔬𝔫@DanielvsBabylon
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Sep 12, 2024
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I don't think God meant for us to live in cities, the reason Jerusalem was ok because his temple was supposed to be the center and it was more a matter of convenience than anything else. If we are going to act like the ground of modern day Israel is holy then Sinai should be more so, take off your shoes.
The "promised land" was a gift contingent on obedience hence why Moses and none of the original slaves made it in. When the Romans crushed Jerusalem that was God sending a message. In Revelation earthly Jerusalem is not known as holy but sodom and Egypt. It's not replacement theology, some like to use that term derogatorily, it's fulfillment theology. The promised to Israel are fulfilled in the church. The Hebrew counterpart for the word for church- ekklesia - was used of Moses and the Israelites in the wilderness.
Many have you have been bamboozled by Zionist and Freemasons pastors in the west and the fact that the Holy Spirit hasn't led you to truth on this is very concerning for me.
The "promised land" was a gift contingent on obedience hence why Moses and none of the original slaves made it in. When the Romans crushed Jerusalem that was God sending a message. In Revelation earthly Jerusalem is not known as holy but sodom and Egypt. It's not replacement theology, some like to use that term derogatorily, it's fulfillment theology. The promised to Israel are fulfilled in the church. The Hebrew counterpart for the word for church- ekklesia - was used of Moses and the Israelites in the wilderness.
Many have you have been bamboozled by Zionist and Freemasons pastors in the west and the fact that the Holy Spirit hasn't led you to truth on this is very concerning for me.