JD Jr: In the Old Testament there are 35 different passages that elude to the borders of Israel that God promised to the Jewish people forever. They only have today about one-tenth of what’s been promised to them. You don’t see a decline in the population as a problem to the fulfillment of God’s plan do you?
WM: Jimmy, Jewish history has always been a series of up ands downs. But its always been forward and always been up. In our history has gone through horrific periods not only in the recent past century but earlier. It’s been tough remaining who we are as a people with our own religion, our culture, our language, our customs and our belief that we do and should belong back in the land of Israel for the future redemptive process in which eventually even we’ll see a rebuild Jerusalem and a Temple. I don’t think many of us believe that will happen in a day. I don’t even think Rome was built in a day. But Jerusalem is taking a little bit longer.
But it’s the attitudes that I think we’re preserving and we’re
being helped by people from all cultures and religions who see that as part of
the plan that is developing which is only going to benefit man kind. And we
have to do that. We hope we can do that as peaceful and as non-aggressive and
as moral and ethical as possible if our enemies allow us to. We will defend ourselves.
Everybody should defend themselves when they’re attacked. So if within a year-a
year and a half there’s a slight drop that is a dot on God’s universe which
will be overcome by I think positive ethic of us and others to continue what we
are doing.
JD: Winkie Medad a Jewish settler in Israel that has knowledge of
God’s plan for the Jews in Judea and Samaria.
We report this information because it is setting the stage
for Bible prophecy to be fulfilled.
God’s word the Bible lays out God’s plan for the Jewish
people, a plan that is absolute and eternal. In Ezekiel 34 God says that he
will bring the Jews back into the land of their forefathers. In Ezekiel 36 God
again says he will give them a piece of real estate that will be better than
the land of their Jewish forefathers. These are two chapters in Bible prophecy
actually being fulfilled today in the Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria.
That plan is not yet completely finished but God will finish his plan seemingly
in the very near future.
