What does the vast majority of Christendom believe about God and Israel?
The vast majority of Christendom, including Roman Catholics and Protestants, believes God is completely finished with the nation of Israel. They hold that because Israel rejected and crucified their Messiah, God has nothing more to do with the Jew, and they see no connection between Israel and the Bible.
Les teaches that about 90% of Christendom, including Roman Catholics and Protestants, holds the opinion that God is all through with the nation of Israel. The vast majority believe God has nothing more to do with the Jew because they rejected and crucified their Messiah. Most church members today see no connection between the little nation of Israel and the Bible, and many politicians and religious leaders say there is no connection to the Jew or the Bible. Yet Les stresses that Israel is still God's covenant people, even though He has set them aside for a time.
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What does most of Christendom believe about God's relationship with Israel?
The vast majority of Christendom, about 90% including Roman Catholics and Protestants, believes that God is completely done with the nation of Israel and has nothing more to do with the Jew.
Why do most people in Christendom think God is done with Israel?
Les says the vast majority of Christendom—about 90%, including Roman Catholics and Protestants—believes God is all through with the nation of Israel and has nothing more to do with the Jew, because they rejected and crucified their Messiah.