Does God love Arabs as much as He loves Jews and everyone else, and is salvation offered to Arabs too?
Yes. God's love extends equally to Arab, Jew, and every person; His offer of salvation is just as available to the Arab as to the Jew. The distinguishing point is that covenant land promises belong specifically to the nation of Israel, not to other nations.
Les teaches that an Arab caller was furious over the claim that the land of Palestine belongs to the Jew, but he wants Arab listeners to understand that God loves them just as much as He loves anyone else. God's offer of salvation goes just as much to the Arab as it does to the Jew. However, the covenant promises belong to the nation of Israel. He contrasts this with British Israelism, which wrongly claims America, Great Britain, and Scandinavian nations receive the promises as lost tribes; the promises still belong to Israel. Deuteronomy 30:1 is then cited as prophecy that Israel would be dispersed among the nations.
What is the difference between God's offer of salvation and His covenant promises regarding Arabs and Jews?
God's offer of salvation extends equally to Arab and Jew, for He loves both alike. However, the covenant promises concerning the land and nation are not given to Arabs but belong specifically to the nation of Israel. Salvation is available to all; covenant promises remain with Israel.
Does God love Arabs as much as Jews, and who do the covenant promises belong to?
God's love and offer of salvation extend equally to Arabs and Jews; He loves Arab people just as much as anyone. However, the covenant promises belong specifically to the nation of Israel, not to America, Britain, Scandinavia, or supposed lost tribes. Deuteronomy 30 foretold Israel's dispersion among the nations.