World Council of Churches thinks that God’s land belongs to the Arabs

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Here is a organization born the exact same year as the state of Israel that was born to oppose the state of Israel. It claims to represent 560 million “Christians” but unites with satanic world religions to tell Israel to get out of God’s land. They say God’s land belongs to the Arab’s. Obviously they have never read the Bible without their allegorical replacement theology glasses.

The Land Israel occupies belongs to God and the Bible claims that Israel will govern it when they return to Him. I see nothing about this land ever being Arab land. So why is a religious organization that is supposedly founded on the Bible touting issues that have nothing to do with Christian teaching and that is in direct opposition to what the Bible teaches?
It is amazing how “Christian” institutions now play the harlot with Islam. It is also prophetic.

After Israel departs from the lands they acquired in the 1967 war what do they then think will happen, peace? Like there was peace between Israel and the Arabs before 1967? These people are blind foolish idiots. They have no understanding yet they profess to know what will bring peace. They cannot even understand that Psalm 83 speaks on this very issue and it speaks against the Arab nations that oppose Israel and want to cut them off from being a nation.

The World Council of Churches is run by demented or satanic loons. If your church does not have the biblical discernment to not belong to the World Council of Churches you need to get out of your church.

Religion news in brief – Yahoo! News: “AMMAN, Jordan – A Geneva-based church body said Monday it would launch a global initiative to have churches worldwide rally for an end to Israel’s occupation of Arab lands seized in the 1967 Mideast war.

“The World Council of Churches said in a statement that it designated Jordan as a venue for its initiative, which would enlist support from religious groups worldwide.
‘The initiative aims at calling on all churches to work seriously for putting an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian and Arab lands,’ the statement said.
The World Council of Churches, founded in 1948, groups 347 Protestant, Orthodox, Anglican and other churches representing over 560 million Christians in more than 110 countries.”

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