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Help Ido and His Family
Family Living in Rosh Ha'ayin, Israel
Desperately Needs Your Help!
CLICK
HERE TO HELP IDO ELKAHIM AND HIS FAMILY
Genesis 12:3 "I will bless those who
bless thee, and I shall curse those who curse thee."
Jewish
family in Rosh Ha'ayin, Israel desperately needs help and assistance
in the form of donations and prayer. Ido Elkahim, 37 yo and seen in
the picture with his 2 sons, was earlier in the year diagnosed
with Stage IV lung cancer and began intensive chemotherapy
treatment. During this time his health dramatically deteriorated,
and his cancer began to spread. He was recently notified that the
cancer has spread to his lymph nodes, liver, kidneys and bones. His
doctors have stated that chemotherapy was
 ineffective,
and nothing more can be done. Surgery at this stage is no longer
possible.
Ido's wife,
Emilia, is the only provider in the family, as Ido is unable to
work. They have two children, and Emilia is expecting their 3rd
child at the end of August 2015. They are in desperate need of
assistance here. Prayers are helpful always but I am requesting
monetary assistance to be provided in its entirety to this family to
help offset the extensive medical costs that have accumulated.
Mutual
family friends, aware of Christian Standing with Israel's existence
and its extensive membership base, have asked me to make this
request,. This is an ideal time for us to let our Christian beacon
of light shine in the form of a blessing for these people. They
know, and will continue to know that any donations we can give are
coming with the love of the Gospel. Let's not let them down.
Again, prayer and funds are much needed.
Please
consider making your donation today Our goal is $5000, which is
approximately 19,000 New Israel Shekel (NIS). CSWI will be making
an independent donation but also pledges to match all donations
received penny for penny, as much as we can.
CLICK
HERE TO HELP IDO ELKAHIM AND HIS FAMILY
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 In his book, Mein Kampf, Adolph
Hitler once stated: "Propaganda attempts to force a
doctrine on the whole people. Propaganda works on the
general public from the standpoint of an idea and makes them
ripe for the victory of this idea." Much like its Nazi
predecessor, "The Big Lie" of today--a nonsensical
fabrication spawned in the Middle East, even inside Israel,
has rapidly evolved into an Arab propaganda locomotive
powered by the steam engines of anti-Semitism. The lie --this
falsehood of our time-- purports that the "Palestinians", a
mythical people whose ancestral beginnings under that
moniker can be neither defined nor traced, were ejected from
their own land -- a land to which they refer as "Palestine".
In
The
Palestinian: Victim, Genius, or Victim of Genius?,
we delve deeper into the background and origins of these
"Palestinians" -- these peculiar wanderers-- who to this day remain
the only people to willingly pass their status as "refugees" from
generation to generation to generation.
 Over the centuries, Christian
support of the state of Israel has been looked upon with a
suspicious and vigilant eye. In fact, history will clearly
show that the essence of pure evil, operating under the
guise of "Christianity", has facilitated a complete and
justifiable collapse in Judeo-Christian relations. Only
recently has the relationship between the Jewish people and
Christians become fruitful, and the "mending" process,
albeit positive, continues to evolve. Even so, the question
remains: "Why do Christians support the state of Israel?"
Published in Israel and the US in both Hebrew and in
English,
The Theological Background of Christian Zionism
transverses the millennia and explores the history of
Jewish-Christian relations.
 One common variable that is omnipresent when considering the
doctrines and discourses of Replacement Theology advocates, who
stand in direct opposition to the doctrine of Christian Zionism, is
their immediate willingness to suggest a flawed interpretation of
Scripture on behalf of Christian Zionists. Exceedingly vexing are
those of them who would assume prominent, leadership roles in our
churches whilst disseminating their non-biblical, false doctrine of
Replacement Theology from their pulpits. Undoubtedly, the forerunner
of man's false doctrine is the inaccurate, liberal interpretation of
Scriptural text through which the underlying message assumes the
pattern of his personal convictions. A cornerstone of Replacement
Theology doctrine is an assertion stating "the Old Testament nation
[Israel] was divorced by God.", referring to Jeremiah 3:8 -- widely
considered to be a "stomping ground" of sorts for Replacement
Theology advocates. Disputing Replacement Theology would undoubtedly
prove to be a daunting task if there were only eight verses in the
third chapter of Jeremiah. Here we see yet another manifestation of
biblical ignorance--the "picking and choosing" of Scriptural text so
that its meaning conforms to an agenda. Most unfortunately, false
doctrines such as Replacement Theology have been forged by this
erroneous practice. In
Disputing Replacement Theology: Jeremiah 3,
Mikael Knighton explores Jeremiah's entire third chapter, where we
find that God has a divine plan for His People; a divine timeline
that begins with warning. God's warning is always proceeded by
divine wrath and judgment, yet the endgame is always the fulfilment
of His divine promises: Israel's redemption and salvation. Replacement
Theology's assertion that God issued the Jewish people a permanent
"certificate of divorce" is nonsensical at best;
Scripturally-contradictive at worst, and the reader will soon find
that the "marriage" remains alive and well.
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Latest Articles from CSWI
Did God Divorce His Own People?
Series: The Theological Background of Christian Zionism:
Part 1:
Christian anti-Semitism: Israel and the Crusades
Part 2:
Christian Zionism versus Replacement Theology
Part 3:
Bible Prophecy and Israel
Series:The Myth of Palestine:
Part 1:
The Israel-Palestine Conflict:
Where is "Palestine"?
Part 2:
"Palestine" in Bible History
Part 3:
A World Deceived: The Palestinian Refugees
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