The Apostle Paul emphasizes that salvation is based on faith in Jesus Christ, not ethnicity or lineage. Only a remnant of Israel will be saved, as true identity comes from spiritual connection rather than genetic heritage. Believers, regardless of their origins, form the true Israel, unified in Christ’s grace.

In his book "God Keeps His Promises" JD Hall brings the ancient lens of Scripture back into focus and reminds God’s people that His promises have always found their “Yes and Amen” in Jesus Christ, not in the shifting sands of modern politics, but in the unshakeable kingdom of heaven.

Dispensational Christian-Zionism promotes the notion that Jews are intrinsically the special people of God, sidelining their need for Christ in salvation. That theology nullifies any preaching of the gospel. It silences the true gospel. All people, including the Jews, must seek salvation through faith in Christ alone.

A detailed response to Dr. Tim Orr highlighting the critical necessity of understanding Israel through Scripture rather than the commentators. It emphasizes that Israel's true identity lies in Christ, not in spurious interpretations from Scofield's Reference Bible. All scriptural promises are fulfilled in Christ.

Jack Hibbs, an anti-Christ Christian Zionist, claims Christian salvation hinges on God's covenant with Israel. This assertion contradicts the gospel of Jesus Christ, which emphasizes salvation through His blood alone, not through support for Israel. True believers should focus on Christ, as the New Covenant replaces any Old Covenant with Israel.

The Jewish state flew 1,070 US Evangelical Christian-Zionist pastors to Israel for a massive propaganda event, to train them to present Israel as God's chosen people in its new information front. They are being trained to become “Ambassadors for Israel”.

The Christian Zionist belief that "all Israel will be saved" due to their ethnic status is challenged. According to the scriptures, those saved are chosen by Jesus Christ. True salvation includes both Jews and Gentiles united in faith, which emphasizes God's covenant and grace over tribal identity.

Modern Christianity diverges significantly from the teachings of Jesus and the early Church, becoming a man-made religion detached from biblical principles. True believers face persecution, which distinguishes them from those merely identifying as Christians. The political manipulation of Christianity is quite perverse and used to run cover for real persecution.

Many Evangelical Christians consider the formation of modern Israel in 1948 as a fulfillment of ancient prophecies. However, such beliefs undermines the gospel. True worship is based on faith in Jesus Christ, not physical kingdoms or nations.