Why did Les say governments that try to change Israel's God-given land will go to doom?
Governments that try to change Israel's God-given land will go to doom because God Himself has delineated the strip of ground between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River as the homeland for His covenant people. Attempting to alter that divine designation puts a government in opposition to God's covenant purpose.
Les explains that the United States government can go to its doom trying to change that, and other governments will go to their doom if they try to change it as well. The reason is that God has delineated the little strip of ground between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River as the homeland for His covenant people. That land is tied to God's covenant promise, not merely human politics. In the surrounding context, God also promises to place His people in their own land, and then they shall know that the Lord has spoken it and performed it. The two sticks representing Judah and Ephraim becoming one stick further picture God's restoration and unifying work for His covenant people.
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What will happen to governments that try to change the land God gave to Israel?
Governments that try to change God's delineated homeland between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River will go to their doom, because God has set that land apart for His covenant people.