Replacement Theology

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  Dangerous Trends in Jewish–Christian Relations

  Explore threats to Jewish–Christian relations and why Christians must defend truth, stand with Israel, and resist antisemitism.

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  Recovering the Jewish Roots of Christianity: Nicaea Revisited 

  This article examines the Council of Nicaea and how its rulings shaped Christian doctrine while distancing believers from the faith’s Jewish foundations.

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  The Fullness of the Gentiles: What It Is & Why It Matters

  In those days ten men from every language of the nations shall grasp the sleeve of a Jewish man, saying, “Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you.”

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  Unpacking the “Christ Killer” Lie and Who Really Killed Jesus

  For centuries, the most dangerous day of the year for the Jewish people was Good Friday as Christians around the world commemorated Jesus’ crucifixion.

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  Discovering the Jewish Jesus, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah

  The Second Epistle of John is not only one of the shortest books of the Bible but also one of the most ignored ones.

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  The Council of Nicaea and Its Influence on Replacement Theology

  The Council of Nicaea—called together in AD 325 by Constantine, the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity—played a pivotal role in the early church, establishing Christian doctrine that churches continue to uphold today.

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  Israel and the Church: A Coming Reformation

  The early church’s understanding of God’s enduring purposes for Israel and our connection to the Jewish people must be brought back to mainstream Christianity.

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  Replacement Theology: What It Is and Why It Matters for Christians

  Replacement Theology is a newer term many Christians aren’t familiar with, nor do they understand the history behind it. This article explores that history as well as what it is, why it is so dangerous, why it matters for Christians, and more.

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  What Is Antisemitism? Unpacking History’s Longest Hatred

  In this article, you’ll learn what antisemitism is, the history of antisemitism, what antisemitic tropes are, what Christian antisemitism is—and more.

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  Pivotal Moments in Jewish-Christian Relations

  This historic partnership affirmed to our nation’s political leaders the breadth and depth of American support for Israel, but it also demonstrated something new: a blossoming relationship between Jewish and Christian clergy.

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  Weak and Contemptible Men in High Places – Cain & Abel and the Battle against Antisemitism

  In the wake of the brutal Hamas massacre of 1,200 Israelis on October 7, it is startling and very, very chilling to see major world leaders spouting the most brazen antisemitic tropes even at weighty international forums.

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  Where the Church Went Wrong about Israel—and How It Came Right

  My subject is not only where the church went wrong about Israel and why but …